When your program envies SJU in terms of facilities and success, and you take a team farther than Louie ever had with a fraction of a fraction of the talent.... that's why PJ deserves the spot over him.
He built a consistent Top 25 power from nothing.
Guys who inherit bottom tier programs and turn them around have to get more consideration.
No one touches Calhoun. Not even close.
And that's also why JT is no. 2.
Nah, he had a winning record in conference just 4 of 12 years, Louie 10 out of 13. Their Tourney peaks are similar but PJ's basement (11 tourney wins his first 5 years) is 30 stories below Louie. And the year they got to the Final Looie won the tournament, NIT but still.