He's not the only one that's pooped on that floor.It's like the monkey was trying to tell us something.....
He's not the only one that's pooped on that floor.It's like the monkey was trying to tell us something.....
I think this guy would be a home run. I thought he could never quite get over the hump at Indiana. I posted this link too buried in one of these threads. I love how he took the year to improve his craft and get NEW IDEAS. A novel idea at that. Would he consider Richmond? I am doubtful. I think this guy could get a bigger conference job in a heartbeat, and between the usual hot seats and now the FBI investigation, there very well may be a lot of big name openings coming up. I'm just not all that sure of how attractive an option we are to someone that is coming off coaching a blue blood.Tom Crean is available and has learned quite a bit during his year off.
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I think I may call into the Greg Burton show and voice my opinion. We as fans need to be heard, show our frustration and a change will be made. We are the ones buying tickets and giving money to the program. We have power and need to use it.
You mean the game where Davis, Taylor, Sparrow, ANO, & Josh Jones had 100 minutes and 10 points? It was also GW 's only win against us in the last 7 games before last night. Then again that year GW was a 9 seed in the NCAA and 24-9 (7 of the losses were to 5,5,5,6,8,9,11 seeds)I forgot all about the monkey curse, things went downhill fast after that. I still say the GW game at the Robins center during the 2013-2014 season is when I knew something was wrong and we needed a new coach.
Are you saying our 2 worst defensive games perhaps since Dooley (1996-1997) were this season?Last night was statistically our worst defensive performance in at least the last 16 years, maybe ever. Our second worst performance statistically was against Jacksonville St. earlier this season.
Yeah, we sure don't want to try something difference with our defense do we? Maybe Mooney should learn how to employ a zone. I'm sure Rob Jones and his 1 year of assistant coaching experience can help him learn a zone.Are you saying our 2 worst defensive games perhaps since Dooley (1996-1997) were this season?
Yes I do mean that game. What stood out to me that night was how GW beat us up inside and we had no answer for it. We were on the verge of being a tournament team and needed a big win over a team like them to help our case. I will never forget my dad and I screaming all game for Mooney to switch to a zone or at least try it because the defense we were playin wasn't working. That night is when I realized that Mooney refuses to change and that his refusal to change anything was hurting us. Ever since night I have been on the fire Mooney bandwagon.You mean the game where Davis, Taylor, Sparrow, ANO, & Josh Jones had 100 minutes and 10 points? It was also GW 's only win against us in the last 7 games before last night. Then again that year GW was a 9 seed in the NCAA and 24-9 (7 of the losses were to 5,5,5,6,8,9,11 seeds)
But in 2011-2012 GW won 2 games against us but 10 games total.
Maybe they should start being a barameter?
I think I may call into the Greg Burton show and voice my opinion. We as fans need to be heard, show our frustration and a change will be made. We are the ones buying tickets and giving money to the program. We have power and need to use it.
I get wanting to try anything else. this isn't working. like Mooney, I have no defensive answers. because I believe we'll be awful in a straight zone just like we're awful in a match up zone and just like we're awful at man. same principals. you still have to stop someone. you still have to stay between them and the basket. you still have to close out on shooters. and we're unable. it's baffling to me.Yeah, we sure don't want to try something difference with our defense do we? Maybe Mooney should learn how to employ a zone. I'm sure Rob Jones and his 1 year of assistant coaching experience can help him learn a zone.
Or maybe not.
What SAF Web level are you?
Are you saying our 2 worst defensive games perhaps since Dooley (1996-1997) were this season?
Not at the top of the list but thinking collectively, not individually. There's probably a decebt amount of coin in the non-Access Craver bucket.
I checked to see if this was similar but nope, not even close.I've never heard of a team scoring on all but four possessions in a half, as GW did in the first half last night, when it scored as much as GW did. It would be one thing if the score had been 20-15 and they only had 12 possessions or something, but to score 54 points? Insanity.
No question about that , No question about that.I wasn't asking you. I'm certain you're a donor.
Just don't want people calling in making false claims, not that Hardly Workin' would check.
I've never heard of a team scoring on all but four possessions in a half, as GW did in the first half last night, when it scored as much as GW did. It would be one thing if the score had been 20-15 and they only had 12 possessions or something, but to score 54 points? Insanity.
Yeah, we didn't want to impede their progress for their dunks and easy lay-ups. I guess no one wants to commit a hard foul and stop that parade.Not only did they score 54 points in the first half--they did it without hitting a free throw.
CM has become a symbol of mediocrity for our alma mater. I maintain that if we make a good hire for our next coach, our player/recruit losses will be minimal, a really great hire may mitigate the losses completely. It's time to be bold, cut CM loose, and make an outstanding hire.
If this happened, I would have to change my shorts the moment I heard that Crean was the new Spiders coach.I think this guy would be a home run. I thought he could never quite get over the hump at Indiana. I posted this link too buried in one of these threads. I love how he took the year to improve his craft and get NEW IDEAS. A novel idea at that. Would he consider Richmond? I am doubtful. I think this guy could get a bigger conference job in a heartbeat, and between the usual hot seats and now the FBI investigation, there very well may be a lot of big name openings coming up. I'm just not all that sure of how attractive an option we are to someone that is coming off coaching a blue blood.
But maybe, just maybe he doesn't want to jump into that frying pan again? Richmond is a very nice option if you don't want a rabid fan base that taunts your daughter in her college class because you lost to your rival.
I remember a few years ago I was talking to an AAU coach at a tourney in up state NY - he was coaching his son's team and had gotten out of coaching. He was a former D1 head coach, and a former ACC assistant among his stops. It came up I was a Richmond fan. He told me he thought Richmond was one of the top jobs in the country, considering how much they were paying Mooney, and the fact that there was almost no pressure comparatively. That stuck with me, as I was already feeling that Mooney had lost his fastball, if he ever had it.
The flip side of this, is maybe it is a great environment for someone like Crean to come with low pressure and make a big splash. I love this guys motivation, and I think he could recruit big time - if we let him.
Here is your big chance Hardt. Hiring Crean would be a power move, and no time like the present.