promotherobot

That's exactly what I said when Nate Oats took the Alabama job and then a week later Michigan opened up.

This one is getting away quickly

Just give us competent football to start. The comment about not beating yourself couldn't be more apt here.

The Bisons won the IL title in 2004 and made the playoffs in 2005 and 2021. But my point is that making the playoffs and winning titles in the minor leagues has more to do with your parent clubs than local management. After all, if you're any good, you move up during the season.

You aren't getting multi-star recruits. The trick in the MAC is to develop players. That's what makes coaching so important. Mo wasn't just in over his head, he was at the bottom of pool.

At least Gamecock fans are happy for him. See comments:

He had a .600 winning pct at Ball State, making him #2 of all Cardinals coaches. Right now I'd be fine with 6-7 wins. I don't think we're ever going to sniff the Top 25 ever again without an NIL program.

Seeing how his teams looked on the field, not surprised by this.

Well...

At least this happened quickly instead of lingering for weeks with candidates turning us down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Lembo

Did they change the rules?

Even though we are losing I like what I'm seeing. And really these are all exhibition games until the tournament anyway.

Conceited.

Still kind of late

Wow, if this is true.... What head coach takes a coaching assistant position, even at an blue blood program?? So here we go again, looking to replace a head football coach late in the offseason.

Just an awful performance so far. Terrible shot selection, awful ball security and no hustle on rebounds.

I just realized UB lead the entire way. When has that ever happened?

I think CMU took the night off. Can't blame 'em with UB's record. Let's build off this.

You must be ahead of my feed. I see 39 secs left.

Keep giving up easy 3's and...

Slipping away.

We may be testing your theory.

Best half all season. Now don't ease up.

Here we go. Guys running around with no idea. Leads to a turnover.