Guys on Matt’s Radar

[quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Once again thank you for all you add to this site- especially in such frustrating times - most of us have such high hopes which likely leads in part to the bickering etc.
We care, but it is after all only college basketball not earth shattering, not life threatening, we ARE moving in the right direction - how fast and far is anyone's guess - only time, not speculation, will tell
April 2015 began the new regime with nothing
April 2018 apt moment to make a leap ahead - we now have something
Let's go CM and staff
Let's go Messrs Ponds, Simon, Clark et al - we appreciate your efforts and look forward to seeing your new teammates!
Let's go St. Johns.
 
[quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

We have become "Transfer U".:whistle:
We have become the Nevada of the east.
When your lead recruiter is a transfer specialist and the three amigos are California dreaming you deserve what you get!
Waiting for OTIS to tell us how I am wrong and things are so much better than with the previous staff.
 
[quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.
 
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[quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Hear you, but Davion Mitchell from Auburn on the list on first page of thread was a four star PG worthy of a look imo.
 
[quote="Class of 72" post=279642][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

We have become "Transfer U".:whistle:
We have become the Nevada of the east.
When your lead recruiter is a transfer specialist and the three amigos are California dreaming you deserve what you get!
Waiting for OTIS to tell us how I am wrong and things are so much better than with the previous staff.[/quote]

While I was not going to put it the same way you did, I was going to mention how this strategy seems to mirror Nevada.

The talent level is different no argument there but let’s look at this years tourny. Having ten scholarship guys available is not necessarily a bad thing. FSU plays everybody but the kitchen sink but Nova usually only plays 8 going to 9 due to foul trouble. Cuse has been short a couple of times over the past couple of years. So has Duke last year or the year before I believe). Injuries though can derail you but Nova was able to overcome until their guys got back due to talent. And that’s where we fell in to trouble. Yes, players like LoVett are hard to replace but we were short bench and talent wise and had nothing to replace him. Wilson probably would have help, even Ellison or Muss if they had stayed but none were going to replace him. If you are going with a ten man team, 7 need to be strong, number 8 has to be at least seviceable and Number 9 has to be able to steal some minutes without hurting you. This team was not there.

I truly think if everyone that was supposed to come back did next year including the three players who sat out this year and we added one more guy at least 6’8” who could be a post presence both scoring and rebounding, we would be a good team with depth and talent. That evidently will not happen with Owens, probably Yakwe (still surprised we haven’t heard anything) leaving. Hopefully Ponds returns.

Frankly I think they need two guys 6’8” or better to come in next year able to play in the interior, rebounding and providing a post presence hopefully with Keita allowing the two incoming freshman a chance to develop.

Nova won with two guys listed at 6’9” (they’re not) both of whom (Spellman and Paschall) could play inside and out side, had good hands, can run, rebound, pass and shoot. They also played small at times with me of the two on the bench and the next tallest guy on the court being Bridges at 6’6” but who could mix it up inside. The key is getting players and developing them. But it starts with getting the players. A combination of kids from high school or prep, Juco and transfers is fine (mostly the first one) but you have to get them in and they have to fit.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=279644][quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Hear you, but Davion Mitchell from Auburn on the list on first page of thread was a four star PG worthy of a look imo.[/quote]
Good to hear. But think you'll agree that 4-star transfers talent from major conferences are the exception, not the rule. That said, I've nothing against taking on quality transfers (like Simon and Clark), but to make transfers a critical, if not primary, source of our recruitment is absurd.
 
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[quote="redken" post=279652][quote="Paultzman" post=279644][quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Hear you, but Davion Mitchell from Auburn on the list on first page of thread was a four star PG worthy of a look imo.[/quote]
Good to hear. But think you'll agree that 4-star transfers talent from major conferences are the exception, not the rule. That said, I've nothing against taking on quality transfers (like Simon and Clark), but to make transfers a critical, if not primary, source our recruitment is absurd.[/quote]

Matt is casting a wide net, but with '1 fisherman' casting out, I doubt we'll reel in 2 Grad Bigs for next year.
I'm guessing Femi is our best bet for next year and I'll be very happy with that result.
The idea of 2-3 sit-out transfers is numbing, but is likely due to 3 consecutive losing years, a losing record for most of this century, and the dyspeptic and volatile state of today's college hoops.
Next year, we'll go 6 deep 'strong'--with potential contributions from GW and JR and maybe BD(if healthy). (I think Trimble is gone.)
So, that's '7-ish' deep--not bad--and likely anchored by 3 very good and improved veterans.
Ponds will likely be all-world next year--showing his mettle to the NBA and Simon and Clark will be much improved.
The following year is totally up-in-the-air, with 2-3 transfers (probably 3) ready to go with 1-2 very solid HS kids (Kofi? Gafney?)--to offset losses of Ponds, Simon(?), Clark and the Grad Big.
Such is our world.
Let's go Johnnies.
 
[quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Both are great hires by UConn however owning is going to be difficult due to their Conference affiliation but it definitely will make I harder on us.
 
[quote="Chicago Days" post=279661][quote="redken" post=279652][quote="Paultzman" post=279644][quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Hear you, but Davion Mitchell from Auburn on the list on first page of thread was a four star PG worthy of a look imo.[/quote]
Good to hear. But think you'll agree that 4-star transfers talent from major conferences are the exception, not the rule. That said, I've nothing against taking on quality transfers (like Simon and Clark), but to make transfers a critical, if not primary, source our recruitment is absurd.[/quote]

Matt is casting a wide net, but with '1 fisherman' casting out, I doubt we'll reel in 2 Grad Bigs for next year.
I'm guessing Femi is our best bet for next year and I'll be very happy with that result.
The idea of 2-3 sit-out transfers is numbing, but is likely due to 3 consecutive losing years, a losing record for most of this century, and the dyspeptic and volatile state of today's college hoops.
Next year, we'll go 6 deep 'strong'--with potential contributions from GW and JR and maybe BD(if healthy). (I think Trimble is gone.)
So, that's '7-ish' deep--not bad--and likely anchored by 3 very good and improved veterans.
Ponds will likely be all-world next year--showing his mettle to the NBA and Simon and Clark will be much improved.
The following year is totally up-in-the-air, with 2-3 transfers (probably 3) ready to go with 1-2 very solid HS kids (Kofi? Gafney?)--to offset losses of Ponds, Simon(?), Clark and the Grad Big.
Such is our world.
Let's go Johnnies.[/quote]

Do you have inside info on Trimble? I know there was the incident toward the end of the season where he supposedly refused to reenter the game, but the kid got more PT last year then he deserved. Very strange.
 
Didn’t want to “quote”my previous post as it would have been too long however I just saw that Yakwe has received his release and announced he is transferring.
 
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[quote="Boo Harvey" post=279663][quote="Chicago Days" post=279661][quote="redken" post=279652][quote="Paultzman" post=279644][quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Hear you, but Davion Mitchell from Auburn on the list on first page of thread was a four star PG worthy of a look imo.[/quote]
Good to hear. But think you'll agree that 4-star transfers talent from major conferences are the exception, not the rule. That said, I've nothing against taking on quality transfers (like Simon and Clark), but to make transfers a critical, if not primary, source our recruitment is absurd.[/quote]

Matt is casting a wide net, but with '1 fisherman' casting out, I doubt we'll reel in 2 Grad Bigs for next year.
I'm guessing Femi is our best bet for next year and I'll be very happy with that result.
The idea of 2-3 sit-out transfers is numbing, but is likely due to 3 consecutive losing years, a losing record for most of this century, and the dyspeptic and volatile state of today's college hoops.
Next year, we'll go 6 deep 'strong'--with potential contributions from GW and JR and maybe BD(if healthy). (I think Trimble is gone.)
So, that's '7-ish' deep--not bad--and likely anchored by 3 very good and improved veterans.
Ponds will likely be all-world next year--showing his mettle to the NBA and Simon and Clark will be much improved.
The following year is totally up-in-the-air, with 2-3 transfers (probably 3) ready to go with 1-2 very solid HS kids (Kofi? Gafney?)--to offset losses of Ponds, Simon(?), Clark and the Grad Big.
Such is our world.
Let's go Johnnies.[/quote]

Do you have inside info on Trimble? I know there was the incident toward the end of the season where he supposedly refused to reenter the game, but the kid got more PT last year then he deserved. Very strange.[/quote]

Nope, no inside info whatsoever. Just reading vibes from Paultz posting '2-3 sit-out transfers' perhaps likely. Judging by the numbers, the 'usual suspect' would appear to be Trimble. Could be wrong. We shall see.
 
[quote="SJU85" post=279662][quote="redken" post=279643][quote="gonzalo" post=279634][quote="Boo Harvey" post=279631][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, don’t is my educated read.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Wow, potentially theee sitout transfers???? That’s outrageous. Even the most casual basketball fan could observe that something has gone terribly wrong here. Shame on the administration for not putting more pressure on Mullin to shakeup staff. They should do their job. If those of us on a fan board can assess the problem, how is it that the administration is so clueless?[/quote]

I agree. So we would have only 10 available players, and it looks like at least three of them are not going to play much time. We would have the same depth problems than last season.

This recruiting strategy should change ASAP.[/quote]

Tired of going after mid-major (and sometimes lower) transfers. Meanwhile, as if we haven't been weak enough with local recruiting, with Hurley and Kimani Young, UConn is going own metro-area recruiting unless we make some drastic adjustments.[/quote]

Both are great hires by UConn however owning is going to be difficult due to their Conference affiliation but it definitely will make I harder on us.[/quote]
A whole lot harder unless we turn things around very quickly.
 
Another way to look at the likelihood of up to 3 sit-out transfers, is that judging by the 'list' and other names mentioned that Matt is 'aware of', it could be a very good haul.
I know, i know, very frustrating!
I wish it were not the case as well--but it is. And that's what losing basketball for much of this century dictates.
Recruiting will be easier, once we start to win again.
But if these 3 sit-out transfers prove to be Davion Mitchell (high 4* out of HS), David Caraher (3* and Freshman of the Year in the SLC), and Dave Nickelberry (3* and a very athletic 6'7" wing)--well that will be very solid for the 2019-20 team, to go along hopefully with 1-2 very solid HS kids.
All three would have, potentially and ideally 3 years left of eligibility.
Not bad--if that indeed is the 'haul'.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, doubt it but you never know as he sees grass is not greener.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Never thought I'd say this but, wish we kept slice and gave Matt the swift kick in his ass on the way out.
So three sit out transfers?????? Chris doesn't mind this crop I bet? He just goes along with whatever Matt A does?
We better pray Ponds returns, if not will we even make the NIT, with Simon and Clark.
Really getting sick of being a SJU fan, there's always bs that comes along with it. I'm not crying over Owens, Yakwe, and trimble if he goes, forget the names, but you'll see 3 more transfers, how can any coach win like this???
Remember Mullin's press conf when hired, saying oh I'm gonna go through the back doors of schools to see top recruits ect, and he's get SJU back to the level of basketball when he played.
Well I'm not seeing it, maybe the legend just doesn't care just like every other coach that comes to SJU.

I can't read this site right now, it just burns me to see what's going on, Ponds has till May 30th to enter the draft???
So it will be an anxious next 2 months.
 
[quote="oldschool Redmen" post=279679][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, doubt it but you never know as he sees grass is not greener.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Never thought I'd say this but, wish we kept slice and gave Matt the swift kick in his ass on the way out.
So three sit out transfers?????? Chris doesn't mind this crop I bet? He just goes along with whatever Matt A does?
We better pray Ponds returns, if not will we even make the NIT, with Simon and Clark.
Really getting sick of being a SJU fan, there's always bs that comes along with it. I'm not crying over Owens, Yakwe, and trimble if he goes, forget the names, but you'll see 3 more transfers, how can any coach win like this???
Remember Mullin's press conf when hired, saying oh I'm gonna go through the back doors of schools to see top recruits ect, and he's get SJU back to the level of basketball when he played.
Well I'm not seeing it, maybe the legend just doesn't care just like every other coach that comes to SJU.

I can't read this site right now, it just burns me to see what's going on, Ponds has till May 30th to enter the draft???
So it will be an anxious next 2 months.[/quote]

Don’t go and criticize the only coach on the staff that is actually working right now.
 
Not sure how we can go with three sit out transfers and also carry projects like Ellington and Diakite. We would be (essentially) already down to 8 players and one of them is a limited guard (Trimble).

Think we are all tired of playing shorthanded.
 
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I like Mullin, but I won't have any sympathy for him if we don't make the tournament next year and he's on the hot seat. I want to see him working hard right now and going after recruits. I'm sure he is to some extent, but it's not evident that's he's trying hard. I could be completely wrong on that, but just going by what I see on here and Twitter. I get Matt is the recruiter, but after the last few years you'd think Mullin would be going all out to keep his job.

Again, I like him and see potential, but I want to see 100% effort in recruiting for such a critical year.

As Nova showed this year, you really need a supporting cast around your stars. Can't count on Ponds (or Simon/Clark) to have a massive game every time.

I think the team as it is probably makes the tournament, but I'm not very confident in that. Give me another strong piece or two and I'll be pretty confident.
 
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[quote="SJU14" post=279689][quote="oldschool Redmen" post=279679][quote="Paultzman" post=279628]One grad big and two & possibly three sit out players is latest staff plan for this year. Of course this is fluid. For those still holding out hope on Owens return, doubt it but you never know as he sees grass is not greener.

Multiple sit out transfers to me is disappointing & possibly reflective of a challenging 19 recruiting prognosis net of Kofi perhaps.[/quote]

Never thought I'd say this but, wish we kept slice and gave Matt the swift kick in his ass on the way out.
So three sit out transfers?????? Chris doesn't mind this crop I bet? He just goes along with whatever Matt A does?
We better pray Ponds returns, if not will we even make the NIT, with Simon and Clark.
Really getting sick of being a SJU fan, there's always bs that comes along with it. I'm not crying over Owens, Yakwe, and trimble if he goes, forget the names, but you'll see 3 more transfers, how can any coach win like this???
Remember Mullin's press conf when hired, saying oh I'm gonna go through the back doors of schools to see top recruits ect, and he's get SJU back to the level of basketball when he played.
Well I'm not seeing it, maybe the legend just doesn't care just like every other coach that comes to SJU.

I can't read this site right now, it just burns me to see what's going on, Ponds has till May 30th to enter the draft???
So it will be an anxious next 2 months.[/quote]

Don’t go and criticize the only coach on the staff that is actually working right now.[/quote]

Yeah, and wtf is everyone else doing, sitting home and does wtf they want. Wish the GREAT MULLIN would be like Ewing and get his ass out and recruit.
Maybe "Redmen07" is right "hire Pitino."

What do we have to lose, we're a joke anyway.
Rick might put us on the map.
Sad that I say to hire him, but right right SJU BB is in a pathetic situation.
 
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