I went to the A10 Tournament on Friday. I really thought Danny was going to get ejected from the game. He was going nuts on the sideline. Think he got one Tech (announcer only said it was issued to RI bench). He has recruited some nice players to RI.
Bulletin: URI and Danny lost to Dayton.
This board would have complained about the players he recruited since most were 2 and 3 star players except for ED Mathews and Biruta, the biggest reason for his success at URI fell into his lap from the Rutgers shakeup. He could possibly recruit better on the bigger stage. Time will tell.
Yes, SJU fans will always find something to complain about. Jared Terrell is also a nice player for RI. Glad they lost today. I really enjoy watching the Dayton team play. IMO, Dayton would be a great place to catch a game someday.
Its not like we haven't been given much to complain about over the 15 years or so.
Exactly. Kudos to Dan Hurley for getting Rhody on positive track. came up short to another well coached team, but prospects are great for next season with another solid class coming in. If Matthews stays, they should dance in 16. To idiots who jump on folks praising another coach, relax. This has nothing to do with Steve Lavin.
Bobby also did a solid job obviously, Sons of good coaches like the Millers & Hurleys are well schooled & most often succeed.
Paultzman, you are a great source of breaking media chatter regarding St. John's but let's be crystal about something and that is that those "idiots" praising other coaches here on a St. John's fan forum are doing it to stick it to Steve Lavin and to those that try to stay positive and objective about his past and future. IT HAS EVERYTHING TO DO WITH STEVE LAVIN. By calling them idiots you are taking a page out of the Maven's playbook and you are above that.
URI and the Hurley boys in particular have zero to do with St. John's and the Big East. They have zero connection to St. John's. So why any interest in them if not to speculate if in their "rise" to fame, as defined by a few discontented St. John's fans, they could replace Steve Lavin as coach? Their meteoric rise is coming in their 40's. In contrast Steve Lavin was 32 when he was hired as head coach at the most storied program in college basketball history and by age 38 had taken his teams to 5 sweet 16's including a final 8. In short, in 10 years of full time coaching at the highest level, not URI not Buffalo, he will have taken his teams to 7 NCAA tourneys.
Not meaning to put you in the category of Baldi/Barksdale/Gonzo/Maven etc but it is selection Sunday and to have a thread here on a St. John's fan forum about 2 guys that have yet to accomplish anything at the highest level of college basketball is, in your wirds, idiotic.