I could see him 8-10.. At best...No way. I can't believe Brownell's in the top 10.
I could see him 8-10.. At best...No way. I can't believe Brownell's in the top 10.
I think Dolson had the football hire authority. Why wouldn't he? The program was the worst in the country with tenure to that effect. Kind of like cooking black eyed peas.....you really can't screw it up. Now basketball.....IU has been living on the fumes of a long and storied program....for years. Our coaching has beens and will bes have all inhaled the fumes until they expired....yet the grand potentates who run the back room continued to hoard the authority in the basketball program. Why? I think it goes back to RMK and Myles Brand...or, it could be that they actually believe they are responsible for that storied history....not those who played and coached the games.Maybe it’s not Dolson’s hire (again)? That would piss me off, if I were him, but he got railroaded with the Woodson hire so how much has really changed since then?
I fully expect IU to fuk this up, regardless of who makes the call.
Grow a sack and hire Wade or Beard. If Dolson hires Brownell, then he’s a giant pu**y.
It probably is Dolson's hire but that does not mean he will not mess up it. IU is very good and messing up bbal hires. If he is going to limit himself with the holier than thou hiring process well he will get all the blame if the L's start coming because he passed up great coaches since they were not pure enough.Maybe it’s not Dolson’s hire (again)? That would piss me off, if I were him, but he got railroaded with the Woodson hire so how much has really changed since then?
I fully expect IU to fuk this up, regardless of who makes the call.
You understand that nobody listens to your constant whine right? You didn’t even like the Cignetti hire. You called him effeminate.Dolson always struck me as a cuck.
I like those choices, just in the reverse order. I wouldn’t be disappointed with either, but much more excited about McCollum.Bozich says his sources indicate Brownell #1 and McCollum #2.
Should have been here after Davis or Sampson.Lon Kruger to IU?
what makes this board interesting is not the comments about coaches with past domestic abuse charges, a show clause put on them, or exiled for on campus stripper parties but the posts about coaches who would enthrone us in solid mediocrity: Brownell, Cronin, Alford, etc. We would rather be hated or taunted, but never do we want to be forgotten in the mediocre middle.Bozich says his sources indicate Brownell #1 and McCollum #2.
Why? Is career has been average at bestPut me on record as saying, I would love a Brownell hire.
He’s a real college basketball coach with Indiana roots. Give him Indiana resources. I’m good if he’s the hire.Why? Is career has been average at best
Ehhh, I honestly feel IU should set its eyes higher. Brownell has won 60% of his games st ClemsonHe’s a real college basketball coach with Indiana roots. Give him Indiana resources. I’m good if he’s the hire.
I have no idea who IU is eyeing. Just saying brownell is good with me.Ehhh, I honestly feel IU should set its eyes higher. Brownell has won 60% of his games st Clemson
Then there's the possibility that no one knows anything and everything we're reading is click bait sourced through fan fiction.Brownell would almost certainly be a solid head coach at IU. But he already has a very, very long proven resume. And nothing in that resume even remotely hints at him having a consistent B10 title contending program.
I'll root for the guy. And after the initial...actual bitter disappointment... I'll force myself to acknowledge that he'll probably be the 2nd best coach we've had since RMK (Sampson number 1), and probably would give us the most consistent, solid, program we've had since RMK.
But he's so far below guys like McCollum, McCasland, Beard, etc... Somehow I'd almost have to get some sort of explanation on why the choice wasn't one of those guys. And if its "they didn't want it"...I'd ask...why? I'd be bitterly disappointed in Dolson for the time being.
But be more than willing to eat crow if Brownell is, in fact, better than his resume says he is.
A comment without any merit or factual credibility.IU is weak you should have never expected a good hire here, administration is the weakest with little to no backbone in the country.
Why? What makes Brownell better than, say, Chris Collins or heck Oliver Pernell?I have no idea who IU is eyeing. Just saying brownell is good with me.
I think he's been preparing longer than that. Just because he didn't get to fire Woodson last year, doesn't mean he didn't already start making his short list for when the day came.Dolson has pretty much known since the Bahamas Tournament he was going to be hiring a new coach.
May is absolutely overrated. Only reason he was ever part of the conversation was because IU is his alma mater and he was connected to the program.It would be such an IU move but we were told things were different this time and Dolson was going to get his guy. Well if these are his guys I mean wow talk about a letdown. Especially after missing out on May to bring Woodson back
Ok keep telling yourself this, until I’m proven wrong the athletic department is weak. Ok how about subpar.A comment without any merit or factual credibility.
IU has an outstanding athletic department. IU men's basketball is now the outlier in the overall equation. They can fix that by hiring a true winner.
You can wait and see before slinging mud, just like the rest of us.
Grow a sack and hire Wade or Beard. If Dolson hires Brownell, then he’s a giant pu**y.
You know a great deal about subpar. The athletic department, over the past 5-7 years, maybe more, has been well above subpar.Ok keep telling yourself this, until I’m proven wrong the athletic department is weak. Ok how about subpar.
Basketball and football have been subpar (aside from this years football team which was great). I do know a ton about subpar I’ve watched IU basketball the past 2 1/2 decades and football for longer than that.You know a great deal about subpar. The athletic department, over the past 5-7 years, maybe more, has been well above subpar.
I assume their agents are either saying no outright or keeping the conversation warm until their client can get engaged.Good coaches are focused on their team this time of year and don’t need distractions. There’s a good chance that when the search firm contacted some coaches they said, “I’m not interested at this time.” But 30 minutes after they’re eliminated in the NCAA’s they’ll say, “Ok, I’m interested at this time.”