Cignetti equivalent.? There's one for sure.Time to let the white whale go. I think IU basketball is dead and buried. There is no Cignetti equivalent coming to save it.
Technically...he forwarded on something he heard from sources from another source. I don't think there's a direct quote from Stevens saying he has zero interest in IU job, or that he isn't considering it. Just that he's happy in Boston.Jeff Goodman reporting Brad Stevens is not a candidate for IU job and has zero interest
lol. He’s not coming.Technically...he forwarded on something he heard from sources from another source. I don't think there's a direct quote from Stevens saying he has zero interest in IU job, or that he isn't considering it. Just that he's happy in Boston.
This is the quote Goodman tweet "“I thoroughly appreciate being a Celtic and love the people I get to work with every day,” Stevens told @TheFieldOf68."Jeff Goodman reporting Brad Stevens is not a candidate for IU job and has zero interest
BS said he is not candidateBut the call will still be made
Why not Steve Alford?Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Too much pressure and not enough payoff.
Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Too much pressure and not enough payoff.
I could see him as well. He might have UCLA level success with strong NIL support.Why not Steve Alford?
Wittman no. But you're right. imo it's not the destination job that many think it is anymore. Crawling over glass to get here? those days are long gone.Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Too much pressure and not enough payoff.
PitinoTime to let the white whale go. I think IU basketball is dead and buried. There is no Cignetti equivalent coming to save it.
I want to start by saying that I never believe Brad Stevens would be the next coach at Indiana. But the quote that Jeff Goodman used is very interesting. if that is actually what Brad said, it is a very noncommittal quote.Technically...he forwarded on something he heard from sources from another source. I don't think there's a direct quote from Stevens saying he has zero interest in IU job, or that he isn't considering it. Just that he's happy in Boston.
That’s not true at all. The only thing that IU lacks compared to other top-level programs is the right coach. There is nothing preventing IU from getting a coach the caliber of Jon Scheyer, Hubert Davis, Mark Pope, or the 2018 version of Dan Hurley.Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Bob Knight was Indiana basketball. The program died when he left. There is nothing institutionally that creates an environment for coaches to have success, unlike a Kansas or Kentucky.
Hubert Davis?That’s not true at all. The only thing that IU lacks compared to other top-level programs is the right coach. There is nothing preventing IU from getting a coach the caliber of Jon Scheyer, Hubert Davis, Mark Pope, or the 2018 version of Dan Hurley.
The institutional ineptitude of the administration is what holds IU back. The administration hired bad coaches. The administration neglected facilities upgrades for too long.That’s not true at all. The only thing that IU lacks compared to other top-level programs is the right coach. There is nothing preventing IU from getting a coach the caliber of Jon Scheyer, Hubert Davis, Mark Pope, or the 2018 version of Dan Hurley.
Hire Beard…Or May…Or McCollum…or Wade…or Byington…or McCasland…or, or…Hire Chris Beard. Take the pr heat and move on. IU has been irrelevant for 30 years.
North Carolina is a destination job according to many. Therefore Davis must be the caliber of coach a destination job would attract.Hubert Davis?
Guy will probably lose his job soon.
Really cool story bro. Despair much?Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Bob Knight was Indiana basketball. The program died when he left. There is nothing institutionally that creates an environment for coaches to have success, unlike a Kansas or Kentucky.
Hubert Davis, Matt Doherty, Billy Gillespie, Steve Alford, Chris Mack, and Kenny Payne have all been hired by what many consider destination programs.The institutional ineptitude of the administration is what holds IU back. The administration hired bad coaches. The administration neglected facilities upgrades for too long.
He gets one more year, so I’m told.Hubert Davis?
Guy will probably lose his job soon.
Don’t you understand?! This is proof that IU is not an attractive destination for top level coaches. Stevens is just waiting for a destination job to open like UNC (oh, wait), or Duke (oh, wait), or UK (oh wait), or L’ville (oh wait), or UConn in 2018 (wait, that’s not it, either). Is there a destination Stevens is waiting to open up?Randy Wittman, Steve Alford… ??? WTF.
Jeff Goofman puts out a tweet and you people fall to pieces like little girls.
Highest NIL in the BIG, talent rich geography, bleeding fan base. Duh. Just an adequate coach has this rolling again.
Get ready for Randy Wittman, folks! IU is not a destination job for top coaches. Bob Knight was Indiana basketball. The program died when he left. There is nothing institutionally that creates an environment for coaches to have success, unlike a Kansas or Kentucky.
And administration that is willing to hire a coach with an ounce of baggage.And what institutionally does Kansas and UK have or do that IU does not?
Or do you just like to bitch?
All those coaches except Kenny Payne had success at the schools they got fired from.Hubert Davis, Matt Doherty, Billy Gillespie, Steve Alford, Chris Mack, and Kenny Payne have all been hired by what many consider destination programs.
Elite facilities and an administration that knows how to identify and hire good coaches.And what institutionally does Kansas and UK have or do that IU does not?
Or do you just like to bitch?
He asked what do other schools have that IU doesn’t. IU has elite facilities. UNC identified Doherty and Davis as good coaches. UK identified Gillespie as a good coach. L’ville identified Payne as a good coach. Archie, Crean, and Sampson all had better resumes when IU than those coaches when they were hired by their respective schools. I for one would not want UNC’s or UK’s or L’ville’s administration to choose IU’s next bball coach.Elite facilities and an administration that knows how to identify and hire good coaches.