As we hit tournament time is the candidate pool for the soon-to-be vacant Indiana basketball coaching position getting smaller. Who is actually available?
Hire Beard and put him on Zero Tolerance Policy.As we hit tournament time is the candidate pool for the soon-to-be vacant Indiana basketball coaching position getting smaller. Who is actually available?
Or…don’t hire someone that you think needs to be on a zero tolerance policy?Hire Beard and put him on Zero Tolerance Policy.
I was being facetious with the suggestion, like ZT will keep a flawed character on the straight and narrow pathway of righteousness. We saw how that ambush worked out.Or…don’t hire someone that you think needs to be on a zero tolerance policy?
If they hire him, I would hope it’s because they believe the incident wasn’t as has been largely portrayed, and they feel confident something like that would ever happen again.
Oops. Gotcha. I need to keep my perspective charts in line better.I was being facetious with the suggestion, like ZT will keep a flawed character on the straight and narrow pathway of righteousness. We saw how that ambush worked out.
Don't need zero tolerance. He hasn't done anything wrong. You call the former employer to verify employment, etc. You cannot pit him on a zero tolerance policy without cause.Hire Beard and put him on Zero Tolerance Policy.
If he didn’t do anything, he’d be suing the crap out of Texas for they money they owe him wouldn’t he?Don't need zero tolerance. He hasn't done anything wrong. You call the former employer to verify employment, etc. You cannot pit him on a zero tolerance policy without cause.
The guys you mentioned are like retread tires. Beard or if he is a no take a chance since my other favorite is out. I guess the Drake coach but I can seriously see that being a 50/50 chanceNo one has a clue. Osterman saying we're now looking at mid major guys. The worst possible hire would be a Brownell, McDermott, Turgeon, etc. Just not nearly good enough.
Some of the mid major guys will eventually be really good.
I keep going back to that too. It would be too risky to let go of a coach who leads the team to the tournament 3 out of 4 years only to hire a guy no one has heard of.Moron drama queens, listen. There’s no way Dolson has Woody step down, mid season, with out a CYA mentality. He’s had his man since day one.
IU has spent a lot of money on a search firm for nothing if that's the case. I think you're off base here. If you think firing Woodson at any point in the season was a gamble then I think you may have lost perspective on the coaching acumen or lack there of. It is evident the coaching search is ongoing. I think it'll be Beard or McCollum or should I say I hope it is one of these two.Moron drama queens, listen. There’s no way Dolson has Woody step down, mid season, with out a CYA mentality. He’s had his man since day one.
I could imagine this scenario: Dolson planned all along to fire Woodson at the end of the season. He wanted to do it last year, but his hands were tied. But he knows Woodson isn't the guy. He renegotiated the buyout. He already has his replacement lined up. Then things start to really turn south, boos and "Fire Woodson" chants at the Hall. Can't have that. So the mid-season resignation announcement. Nothing has changed, just the timing of the announcement.I think Woodson announced when he did because the university felt it had to be done to avoid more embarrassment at the games, especially with Dusty coming to town. I would be surprised if there was remotely enough time to ordain his successor before that rushed proclamation. Unfortunately I think we are seeing the true level of cache a program that has accomplished next to nothing for over 20 years actually has. Really hope I'm wrong.
Imagine a character the man of Bob Knight on Zero Tolerance…Don't need zero tolerance. He hasn't done anything wrong. You call the former employer to verify employment, etc. You cannot pit him on a zero tolerance policy without cause.
Let’s hope he doesn’t find a dog, but if he does it’s a dog of fine pedigree,
I wouldn't mind a coach and players that were dawgs.Let’s hope he doesn’t find a dog, but if he does it’s a dog of fine pedigree,
IU gets itself in trouble when they just pull up big names. I’m tired of hearing about Brad Stevens. I want somebody who wants to be here.If it is true that they’re now looking at mid major coaches, then we have truly died as a program. Would be hard to believe they force Woodson out for Miller 2.0. However , based off history , it wouldn’t surprise me.
Hope so. Because, technically, McCollum is a mid major guy.No one has a clue. Osterman saying we're now looking at mid major guys. The worst possible hire would be a Brownell, McDermott, Turgeon, etc. Just not nearly good enough.
Some of the mid major guys will eventually be really good.
That's probably what it comes down to. Does Dolson trust Beard enough to stake his own job on it? Assuming that Dolson would be the fall guy if Beard has any repeat of anything like what happened in Texas.Dustin made some good points about Chris Beard. If Dolson trusts him, he should hire him.
I think IU fans want a team that plays hard, plays smart, and of course wins.IU gets itself in trouble when they just pull up big names. I’m tired of hearing about Brad Stevens. I want somebody who wants to be here.
I laughed when I heard Dakich say that the “real IU fans don’t care about style of play (the criticism of McCollum) as long as they win.” I thought: Dan must have not visited this site in a while to hear posters claim they could never watch McCollum’s offense.
I refuse to believe that there are no good coaches below D1.
No.If he didn’t do anything, he’d be suing the crap out of Texas for they money they owe him wouldn’t he?