Greg St. Jean

[quote="Redzone" post=340042]He was only guy on bench that was truly involved. Ran every huddle and constant energy during play. He deserves a shot
What's the worst case 7 - 9 in Big East. We are now officially a learning on the job program. Hurley would be great esp recruiting. If offered and he turns it down we have no attraction. Give it to Greg. He wants it.[/quote]

7-9 is the worst case? I’m expecting to go winless. Next year is a lost cause. Make the right hire and we’ll see dividends in a few years
 
[quote="Moose" post=340049][quote="Beast of the East" post=340048][quote="Moose" post=340047][quote="Beast of the East" post=340041][quote="Moose" post=340033][quote="Beast of the East" post=340030]Let's say someone put the wheels back on the bus. Would you give him a shot?[/quote]

As HC no sorry I know you like Greg but didn't make a change to hire another guy who's never been a HC[/quote]

All indications point to a coach starting next season with very few wheels on the bus.

Not ignoring the obvious concern though.[/quote]

Not fair to say that yet. Might very well be right. But I'm not ready to make that statement after Trimble and Simon have left.[/quote]

Is Figueroa gone? Can Cam Mack be saved? What about Simon? Maybe those three should be interviewing candidates. :)[/quote]

LJ isn't gone. He entered a portal. Any kid can. Heck I can technically say Simon isn't gone yet. if he hears he has no chance to get paid to play maybe he could but I'm not holding my breath.

Cam left because of Matt. So Mullin or whoever he wasn't coming anyway.

I would assume the strategy will be some grad transfers to hold head above water. Not many grad transfers have committed yet.[/quote]

All that is very fair, and balanced...
 
Pitino is the best coach avaiiabe and willing to come to St John at the moment.Look at his record and compare.A no brainer..Forgive his sins and move on .Iam sure he wants to do well and will behave himself.
 
[quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE!
 
[quote="Redzone" post=340042]He was only guy on bench that was truly involved. Ran every huddle and constant energy during play. He deserves a shot
What's the worst case 7 - 9 in Big East. We are now officially a learning on the job program. Hurley would be great esp recruiting. If offered and he turns it down we have no attraction. Give it to Greg. He wants it.[/quote]
Guess we're in for a brutal winter next year in more ways than one. 7-9 guess 2 games were snowed out. ;) :)
 
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[quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.
 
[quote="redmen70" post=340052]Pitino is the best coach avaiiabe and willing to come to St John at the moment.Look at his record and compare.A no brainer..Forgive his sins and move on .Iam sure he wants to do well and will behave himself.[/quote]

HOw long do you think he's been doing underhanded stuff. I mean really, how do winning coaches consistently get the best players from other very good schools. You think it's all charm and x's and o's?
 
[quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]
 
[quote="Andrew" post=340238][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]
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Who wouldn't want that guy as your coach? :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
[quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)
 
[quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)
 
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[quote="Beast of the East" post=340264][quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)[/quote]

Wetson's was like going to the "Palm", when I was young, couldn't get enough of their burgers!
 
[quote="bamafan" post=340065][quote="Redzone" post=340042]He was only guy on bench that was truly involved. Ran every huddle and constant energy during play. He deserves a shot
What's the worst case 7 - 9 in Big East. We are now officially a learning on the job program. Hurley would be great esp recruiting. If offered and he turns it down we have no attraction. Give it to Greg. He wants it.[/quote]
Guess we're in for a brutal winter next year in more ways than one. 7-9 guess 2 games were snowed out. ;) :)[/quote]

When I was in I think 9th grade at the Mets first interleague game ever (versus the Red Sox) the giveaway that day was a Brita Water Filter and we all took like six. It was also paper airplane day (horrible idea) things got crazy and the game was delayed due to the airplanes being thrown.

The crowd started chanting “Crazy Eddie! crazy Eddie!” and this psycho with two shemales threw his Brita water filter over the top deck into the level below. Then everyone followed throwing their extra Britas over the rail into the Sox fans. I’m sure that’s not the crazy Eddie you are talking about but what an insane game day that was. Was anyone else at that game? Even hearing the name Crazy Eddie makes me cringe to this day.
 
[quote="Beast of the East" post=340264][quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)[/quote]

Beast LJSA Bama mkras
So many businesses and cultural establishments have gone and/or been forgotten - just as with coaches :)

John’s Bargain Store
Bohack Supermarkets
The Daily Mirror and the Herald Tribune (from whose sports pages and boxscores I learned to read as a boy in the 1950s)
Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the trolleys that folks would try to dodge
Marbles and yo yos
Keds sneakers
WMCA Good Guys
Trans World and Pan Am Airlines
Roller Derby
Helmet less hockey players
Pink slabs of gum in baseball card packs
Rheingold Beer brewery
Haberdasher (hat) stores
Ball players leaving their gloves on the playing field in between innings
And so forth

And oh yes, hopefully gone and forgotten are mediocre seasons at Alumni Hall

It’s another time that’s trying our
Redmen souls - young and old

All the best

Oh I believe E.J. Korvettes department stores were founded by Korean War veterans
 
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[quote="shamsman2" post=340275][quote="Beast of the East" post=340264][quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)[/quote]

Wetson's was like going to the "Palm", when I was young, couldn't get enough of their burgers![/quote]

If I remember correctly, Wetson’s put mustard on their burgers. That’s just sinful. They deserved to go down.
 
SS&G wrote:
Beast LJSA Bama mkras
So many businesses and cultural establishments have gone and/or been forgotten - just as with coaches

John’s Bargain Store
Bohack Supermarkets
The Daily Mirror and the Herald Tribune (from whose sports pages and boxscores I learned to read as a boy in the 1950s)
Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the trolleys that folks would try to dodge
Marbles and yo yos
Keds sneakers
WMCA Good Guys
Trans World and Pan Am Airlines
Roller Derby
Helmet less hockey players
Pink slabs of gum in baseball card packs
Rheingold Beer brewery
Haberdasher (hat) stores
Ball players leaving their gloves on the playing field in between innings
And so forth

And oh yes, hopefully gone and forgotten are mediocre seasons at Alumni Hall

It’s another time that’s trying our
Redmen souls - young and old

All the best

Oh I believe E.J. Korvettes department stores were founded by Korean War veterans

SS&G, sounds like we're contemporaries except you have by far the superior memory to come up with some of those - hadn't heard or thought of Bohacks, Korvette's or Bonomo's Turkish taffy in many a moon; definitely brought a smile to my face amidst all he current uncertainty. Thanks for that!
 
[quote="Sherman, Sheridan & Grant" post=340295][quote="Beast of the East" post=340264][quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)[/quote]

Beast LJSA Bama mkras
So many businesses and cultural establishments have gone and/or been forgotten - just as with coaches :)

John’s Bargain Store
Bohack Supermarkets
The Daily Mirror and the Herald Tribune (from whose sports pages and boxscores I learned to read as a boy in the 1950s)
Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the trolleys that folks would try to dodge
Marbles and yo yos
Keds sneakers
WMCA Good Guys
Trans World and Pan Am Airlines
Roller Derby
Helmet less hockey players
Pink slabs of gum in baseball card packs
Rheingold Beer brewery
Haberdasher (hat) stores
Ball players leaving their gloves on the playing field in between innings
And so forth

And oh yes, hopefully gone and forgotten are mediocre seasons at Alumni Hall

It’s another time that’s trying our
Redmen souls - young and old

All the best

Oh I believe E.J. Korvettes department stores were founded by Korean War veterans[/quote]

That's awesome about Korvettes. You may be my favorite poster.
 
[quote="Beast of the East" post=340353][quote="Sherman, Sheridan & Grant" post=340295][quote="Beast of the East" post=340264][quote="L J S A" post=340262][quote="Beast of the East" post=340067][quote="bamafan" post=340062][quote="mkras99" post=340055]This thread is insane. This board is insane.[/quote]
Well than maybe we should hire Crazy Eddie! His prices are INSANE![/quote]

I just wonder what the average age of this site is when most of our fans would get that.[/quote]

My brother is 40 and absolutely knows who Crazy Eddie is, so there's a good chance someone in their late 30s would know. That doesn't sound like too old of an average fan base to me.B)[/quote]

For a guy 40 that is just pop culture. They declared bankruptcy in 1989 and was liquidated. By then they were on fumes. They went the way of E.J. Korvettes, Two Guys, and Wetson Burgers (who should have dominated the McDonalds and Burger King market)[/quote]

Beast LJSA Bama mkras
So many businesses and cultural establishments have gone and/or been forgotten - just as with coaches :)

John’s Bargain Store
Bohack Supermarkets
The Daily Mirror and the Herald Tribune (from whose sports pages and boxscores I learned to read as a boy in the 1950s)
Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the trolleys that folks would try to dodge
Marbles and yo yos
Keds sneakers
WMCA Good Guys
Trans World and Pan Am Airlines
Roller Derby
Helmet less hockey players
Pink slabs of gum in baseball card packs
Rheingold Beer brewery
Haberdasher (hat) stores
Ball players leaving their gloves on the playing field in between innings
And so forth

And oh yes, hopefully gone and forgotten are mediocre seasons at Alumni Hall

It’s another time that’s trying our
Redmen souls - young and old

All the best

Oh I believe E.J. Korvettes department stores were founded by Korean War veterans[/quote]

That's awesome about Korvettes. You may be my favorite poster.[/quote]
Be honest now Beast, you're your favorite poster. ;) :)
 
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