I never said I did think that, did I?
I said you never provided anything to substantiate - and although you’ve typed out a lot of numbers, you still have never provided a link. Do you not know how to post one?
You said this a while back, which led to this whole discussion:
“Archie was in a better conference” - you think? Really?
Let me demonstrate how you provide a link to substantiate a statement. This is the college basketball conference rankings from 2012 to 2016 - Drew’s last year at Valpo:
2012 - A10 ranked 7th in all conferences; Horizon 13th.
2013 - A10 ranked 7th in all conferences; Horizon 12th.
2014 - A10 ranked 6th in all conferences; Horizon 14th.
2015 - A10 ranked 7th in all conferences; Horizon 17th.
2016 - A10 ranked 7th in all conferences; Horizon 18th.
EVERY year the Atlantic 10 was rated at least 7th. In 2014 they were 6th rated ahead of the SEC - where Drew now coaches. In fact, out of 5 years the SEC was rated 4th / 9th / 7th / 6th / 6th. The A10 five year average ranking was 6.8, barely behind the 6.4 average of the SEC. That’s right - your coach now works in a conference functionally equivalent to the one Archie came from.
And your trying to equate Archie’s tournament record from that time span (1 NIT, 4 NCAA’s, including the Elite 8) to 2 NCAA bids and 2 NIT’s (You forgot to mention
Drew’s 2014 CIT trip; I can understand why it was omitted)? Really?
Vanderbilt currently sets 7-13 with most of last years NCAA team back (although they have lost Matthew Fisher-Davis for the rest of the year to a shoulder injury). Archie inherited a 18-16 IU team that had lost its 3 best players (2 to the NBA), a team that was high in turnover ratio and poor defensively, a team with only one really good player in Morgan. Yet despite losing their one true post option, Archie has the Hoosiers currently 5th in the B1G.
And you still don’t think Miller “far surpasses” Bryce? Which state do you live in: Tennessee, Kentucky, or delusion?