The not firing after 2 years thing ...
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I couldn't care less if Archie is fired or not because I am not fan of individuals but programs. If you fire a coach after 2 years you will do more damage to the program than what it is now. Also Beard would not come here with his strong ties to RMK and will be told not to come to IU by him. Beard's resume is no better than what Archie's was coming into IU
With the extreme negativity, is it possible that perhaps the program isn’t recoverable at this point under Archie?
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Their resumes aren’t even close. Winning games at Power 5 schools is a lot harder than winning games at a mid-major. You play more games against better teams who have better coaches. On second thought...the hell with it. Keep living in your own universe.
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So we should just give up then right? You are fn ridiculous! We HAVE to keep trying bc we love iu b-ball and we know that it’s possible. You’re fn weak attitude is part of the problem. You are such a fn clown
No. The difference is what you can’t seem to understand. People who want to win will do whatever it takes..you’re to scared to try bc you already “know” it won’t work. We should keep hiring and firing until we find the right guy. You don’t keep a shitty employee bc u don’t think u can find better; guess u can but that’s what a shitty and fn weak minded boss does. I’ve thought it forever and said it a few times, but you are by far the WORST poster on here and your mentality is the exact opposite of what we need
To be honest , your original post read like Beowulf. It was quite difficult to follow what the point was- you were trying to make.
Hartman knows the players on the team and really has no reason to give Archie a break. I would trust Hartman's view 1,000 times more of the situation based on knowledge than your opinion based on nothing.
Hartman likes his seats behind the bench and access to the locker rooms as well. Just saying.
So he would rather piss off the guys on the team he played with? It doesn't work that way. If he is calling out his peers, there is a real problem.
He's not friends with those guys he's friends with who he won with, Rob Johnson for one, he admitted that.
In 2013, Pitino led the Louisville Cardinals to their third National Championship in an 82–76 win over Michigan to become the first NCAA Division I coach in history to win a championship with two different schools.
So? Who cares? You can't change history. He won two national championships with two different teams. I'd call that a resume.
Still was vacated under his watch. Tony Saprano was never arrested for calling all of those hits but it does not mean he was not responsible for them.
NCAA made it a point to note he was not responsible. You can continue to argue but this will be the end of that discussion from me.
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