Which is a complete non-sequitur to the discussion at hand.
Where are you going you come up with the $2,000 necessary to make this happen??
And I have been a member of this board, and the one before, for a number of years as well (and the number of years one has on a message board has nothing to do whatsoever with the value or validity of one's opinion).
That was a typo on my phone anyway, 30 years. Not 39 so you have me beat by more. No I don't deny that some did not give Moon credit. But he also has to take credit for the poor regular season that year too. I just don't see the ability to out coach the other guy on the sideline. I always felt it would happen with Tarrant and Beilein. I rarely have felt that way with mooney.Sorry, but a mere 39 years is chump change for someone who has been a fan since 1972.
I am not "defending" anyone. I have said we need a new coach, but I have nothing whatsoever to do with the hiring/firing process. So as long as Mooney is on the job I'll support him and want him to win as many games as possible.
That's completely different than "defending" him.
And are you going to deny there were people here who gave all credit for our 2022 run to the players, and not the coach?
We can both agree the program would be better served with new leadership. To quote the great Bob Dylan, "We always did feel the same, we just saw it from a different view."
I would assume Wake ended it because if felt it had nothing to gain by winning, and losing, which happened regularly, would hurt them. Wake would rather play Fairfield, Utah Valley, South Carolina State or Hampton than a (somewhat) traditional rival. I'm sure their fans enjoyed those game immensely.
You counting a campus game for the Sunshine Slam against an unknown opponent? If so, that agrees with what I've got.
He also had kids getting in trouble. One of his guys stabbed a Canisius player after a pickup game. Whether one likes Boeheim or not, he said he'd never play UB again after a recent game with them, they were so poorly behaved.
atlantic10.com
That seems back to the original, and the most natural…A-10 schedule pairings are out. We've swapped in Davidson as a H&H partner instead of Bona. VCU, Mason, and GW remain partners.
Home: Dayton, La Salle, Massachusetts, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph’s, Davidson, George Mason, George Washington, VCU
Away: Duquesne, Fordham, Loyola Chicago, Rhode Island, Saint Louis, Davidson, George Mason, George Washington, VCU
Atlantic 10 Announces Schedule Pairings for 2023-24 Men’s Basketball Conference Season
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. –The Atlantic 10 Conference announced the 2023-24 men’s basketball schedule pairings on Wednesday. The upcoming season will once again feature a 18-game league slate for the 15 members of the conference.
