Oh I have tried. I have tried. Would love court side tickets.Time to earn your keep and talk to the relatives about the diety status Rick will attain by taking us back to respectability.
By making 2 tournaments in 5 years he will get a statue.
Think this one is more realistic than most think…How about Keith Urgo taking over for Kyle Neptune at Fordham? Urgo was Neptune’s top assistant. He’s having an excellent year over there.
We don't need a spark, we need thisIf Pitino is not interest....oh well.
If SJU is not interested..........that's tough to accept.
Considering our program's status, if you can get a guaranteed spark, you take it.
Keep an eye on if Penn State coach goes to ND. Urgo spent 10 years there as asst coach.Think this one is more realistic than most think…
Lavin called sju a sleeping giant tooHe knows that he can get more money elsewhere. A lot more money. If he truly has an interest in the SJU job, and by all accounts he does, he knows he's going to have to take less then he would if he went to, say, Texas. I can't speak for the man, but maybe now that he's back home he doesn't want to leave again. Maybe he wants to be the king of NYC. Maybe he sees us as a sleeping giant and he wants to be the one to awaken us. Maybe he doesn't want to go to a football school where basketball will always play second fiddle. Maybe all of the above. Maybe other reasons. I could be way off base, but I firmly believe that Pitino would absolutely love to be coaching again on the biggest stage there is; back in the Big East, in NYC and at MSG.
And he soon will experience his first losing seasonI could write plenty of cons, but I'm only going to go with the pros in this post for Mike Anderson and his tenure:
1. None of his four seasons have been complete embarrassments unlike a few of his predecessors.
2. His assistants have helped mend some local fences in recruiting, and the team has more key NY-area kids than in regimes past.
3. Two lightly recruited NY kids have become stars under his watch: Champagnie and Soriano.
4. There has not been a scandal.
5. He is a gentleman, a family man and a good public representative of SJU.
More?
Where’s lavins statue thenTime to earn your keep and talk to the relatives about the diety status Rick will attain by taking us back to respectability.
By making 2 tournaments in 5 years he will get a statue.
Oliva and Bobby squashed it and commissioned a Mullin statue. Its collecting dust somewhere in the bowels of CA right now.Where’s lavins statue then
As long as there’s a discussion about it. I guess that’s a step in the right direction for sjuAt least 2 SJU boosters are in favor of Pitino. But there is definite resistance by some on the SJU board.
Don't think most of the board could recognize a basketball if it hit them in the face.Father Shanley should get the SJU boards recommendation and then do the exact opposite.
Don't think most of the board could recognize a basketball if it hit them in the face.
This is how you run off boosters. Happened with Repole. They like a coach (in this case the most obvious choice and the only home run there is) but get overruled by a board that is completely incompetent for no good reason. If you were a booster pushing for Pitino and they go a different direction why would you keep supporting the program?At least 2 SJU boosters are in favor of Pitino. But there is definite resistance by some on the SJU board.
So SJU basketball has to suck because some on the board don't want Pitino. He's going to be 71 soon, I believe your wild days are behind you once you get into your 70s. They don't want SJU basketball to ever be back I'm guessing, if you're one of the supervisors, foremen, one in charge, aren't you suppose to do what's right by the university to do positive things to bring in revenue, that's what freaking hiring Pitino would do, I mean my God, what is wrong with these clowns? SJU not winning a single ncaa game in 20+ years I guess means absolutely to them, they just say to damn bad, live with it.At least 2 SJU boosters are in favor of Pitino. But there is definite resistance by some on the SJU board.