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So after this year, do we take away the oldest year and replace it with the current year for the updated 5 year look back period? Also, do we continue to dismiss the prior 15 years to the most recent 5 years?
 
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Yes, we had both an 8-game streak and a 7-game streak in his second year...2006–07 when we went 8–22. They were separated by a single win over Bona, so that was an ugly 1–15 stretch in the middle of that season.
 
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I look for others to support it. Funny, most people on this board have too much class to support
it.
I’d support it. I would have supported it the first time. Funny, it shouldn’t even be necessary based on the results.
My theory on the killing of the spider club was to prevent alums from connecting and having a greater voice. Give money blindly and just shut up. The powers would probably like to shut down this site.
I don’t believe it’s even an issue about “class”. It may be the only way to publicly express an opinion that gets the powers attention.
 
At least we hire coaches who have a history of winning or being part of a winning program.
Mooney had a very short history and should never have been hired in the first place. The other
coaches I was referring to are Huesman, Roussell and Chemotti..
 
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Yes, we had both an 8-game streak and a 7-game streak in his second year...2006–07 when we went 8–22. They were separated by a single win over Bona, so that was an ugly 1–15 stretch in the middle of that season.
I count that as 2-18 after a 3-0 start. And an 8 game streak the season before.
Wasn’t 2018 3-13 to start?
 
I’d support it. I would have supported it the first time. Funny, it shouldn’t even be necessary based on the results.
My theory on the killing of the spider club was to prevent alums from connecting and having a greater voice. Give money blindly and just shut up. The powers would probably like to shut down this site.
I don’t believe it’s even an issue about “class”. It may be the only way to publicly express an opinion that gets the powers attention.
You may have a good point, but you know as well as I do that even if this site was shut down it would open
up on X or Facebook, or somewhere. People have every right to voice their opinions, positive or negative.
Mooney is a very smart man and fully knows the situation; but kicking him while he’s down, or any coach with
a miserable situation, with a childish, taunting billboard that even got ridiculed by ESPN , shows a person of no class.
 
You may have a good point, but you know as well as I do that even if this site was shut down it would open
up on X or Facebook, or somewhere. People have every right to voice their opinions, positive or negative.
Mooney is a very smart man and fully knows the situation; but kicking him while he’s down, or any coach with
a miserable situation, with a childish, taunting billboard that even got ridiculed by ESPN , shows a person of no class.
Are we still litigating the billboard? Jesus please.

There’s a total trainwreck with the program right now, it’s worthy of complaint.
 
So now it’s evolved to making CM a martyr? Got it. Jeez - it’s his program, his hires, his recruits, his offensive, defense, lack of rebounding, substitutions, game mgmt, etc.
You’re right.
But the man has worked hard, Taken us further than most A-10 programs so we should post
billboards? (I’m saying most, not all) . And to basically realize that his days are numbered, it doesn’t hurt to at least be respectable. No one is making him out as a martyr. That’s ridiculous.
What’s not ridiculous is the lack of solutions on this site.
 
Real fans stick through the good and the bad. As soon as the season went south, 4700, UR80's, and the other Mooney bros disappeared.
Will say it is the same pattern with the Mooney above program guys. They go on smear campaigns and make up narratives to try to degrade our prior coaches and pound their chests on the rare NCAA (or even 1st place ties) appearances. But when the going gets tough, they are back to following mooneys long game strategy.
 
You’re right.
But the man has worked hard, Taken us further than most A-10 programs so we should post
billboards? (I’m saying most, not all) . And to basically realize that his days are numbered, it doesn’t hurt to at least be respectable. No one is making him out as a martyr. That’s ridiculous.
What’s not ridiculous is the lack of solutions on this site.
These are all the A10 teams who have had as many or more ncaa berths than CM during his tenure:

Temple (5)
Xavier (7)
VCU (9)
Dayton (6)
St. Louis (4)
GW (3)
St. Bonaventure (3)
St. Joseph’s (3)
Davidson (3)

LaSalle, Rhody, UMass, and even Duquesne have all gone at least once.

He’s not killing it, not sure why you think he is.
 
These are all the A10 teams who have had as many or more ncaa berths than CM during his tenure:

Temple (5)
Xavier (7)
VCU (9)
Dayton (6)
St. Louis (4)
GW (3)
St. Bonaventure (3)
St. Joseph’s (3)
Davidson (3)

LaSalle, Rhody, UMass, and even Duquesne have all gone at least once.

He’s not killing it, not sure why you think he is.
agreed he's not killing it ... but you're pointing out that only 3 current A10 teams have been to more ncaa's. that's not the crushing stat I was expecting.

I'm more concerned with just how bad we currently are, and that our top 2 players are done after this season.
 
agreed he's not killing it ... but you're pointing out that only 3 current A10 teams have been to more ncaa's. that's not the crushing stat I was expecting.

I'm more concerned with just how bad we currently are, and that our top 2 players are done after this season.
You've got to look at how many teams weren't Richmond.
 
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Honestly, I think 4700 was starting to see the light. Maybe he's just as frustrated as the rest of us and can't handle it right now. Or maybe like many of us he has found other things to occupy his time with.
 
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in a nutshell, it is time for a change in coaching of Men's Basketball. If VCU can change coaches
multiple times within Mooney's tenure and still be successful a high percentage of time, then UR
should be winning consistently with a seasoned experienced coach. But it is far from happening.
 
in a nutshell, it is time for a change in coaching of Men's Basketball. If VCU can change coaches
multiple times within Mooney's tenure and still be successful a high percentage of time, then UR
should be winning consistently with a seasoned experienced coach. But it is far from happening.
Exactly, continuity should be a huge advantage but we make it into a disadvantage somehow.
 
You’re right.
But the man has worked hard, Taken us further than most A-10 programs so we should post
billboards? (I’m saying most, not all) . And to basically realize that his days are numbered, it doesn’t hurt to at least be respectable. No one is making him out as a martyr. That’s ridiculous.
What’s not ridiculous is the lack of solutions on this site.
Some will be frustrated if this season brings his number down to 10,000 days…
 
You’re right.
But the man has worked hard, Taken us further than most A-10 programs so we should post
billboards? (I’m saying most, not all) . And to basically realize that his days are numbered, it doesn’t hurt to at least be respectable. No one is making him out as a martyr. That’s ridiculous.
What’s not ridiculous is the lack of solutions on this site.
What? There are plenty of solution on this message board and I didn't realize it was part of the responsibility of message board posteres to come up with them. That is the job of the coaching staff and they are the ones with a "ridiculous" lack of them?

Also, we are not paying Mooney to work hard, we are paying him to win basketball games. He should be working 20 hour days to get this fixed right now, somehow I doubt that is happening. The man is way past comfortable and that is a huge problem.
 
The vcu game would have been a perfect opportunity to try something completely new. vcu knew exactly what we were going to do because it's what we always do, only now we have less-talented players. A good coach, or even one with a pulse, would have mixed things up to see how the element of surprise might work. Run Walz, Beagle and Soulis in there together with GW and Tyne. Crash hard for offensive rebounds. Get some of those lanky vcu forwards in foul trouble. Etc. Worst case: We lose by 41.
 
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