So after reading the article, obviously DeCourcy's point was that Indiana should be patient with Miller and keep him around. His arguments were that Miller still has some players recruited by previous coaches, and that a few really successful coaches were not successful by year 3.
Ok, but that's a really weak argument. I think IU will keep Miller at least 2 more years, because expectations within the administration of the school are low, and they don't want to have to pay out guaranteed money that Miller will receive.
I would argue, though, that IU should be further along at this point in Miller's coaching career at IU. I'm not sure that anyone could argue otherwise.
Also, I would argue that cutting ties with someone who doesn't seem to be improving the program (people like Doherty and Gillespie) is better done early that later.
Let's hope IU can get a couple of wins (starting tonight) on the road and hold serve at home to really show that progress is being made in the program.
The last thing I want is for the current IU Administration (above AD) to chose a new coach. They've proven to be really lousy at it. Let's hope Miller is the man and we see some kind of miraculous progress throughout the rest of this season.