HJS {l Wrote}:Whelp... that was underwhelming. I guess the lack of excitement on this board was canary for how unexcited the coaching fraternity viewed the job. Well... at least a very specific subset of that community.
I like that the wrong Grant is decently young and has been a coach for a while. I don't like the fact that he hasn't been terribly great recently and has two post-season games in to his credit. You'd think a school who was supposedly opening the checkbook, building a facility and had patiently given the predecessor time, would have been able to hire someone who has a Wikipedia page. But alas... we are what we are and it just doesn't matter.
I wish the guy luck. I was in favor of taking a big swing at a rising coach... just wouldn't necessarily consider him a major up-and-comer. Hopefully his contract matches his experience such that, if needed, we can have the next Don not Christian.
eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:Why the fuck did we fire Jim Christian with 2 weeks left to hire this no name?
Good news is we aren't a joke anymore, because we've just given up.
twballgame9 {l Wrote}:eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:Why the fuck did we fire Jim Christian with 2 weeks left to hire this no name?
Good news is we aren't a joke anymore, because we've just given up.
They did not fire Christian early to get a head start on the hiring process.
eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:Why the fuck did we fire Jim Christian with 2 weeks left to hire this no name?
Good news is we aren't a joke anymore, because we've just given up.
They did not fire Christian early to get a head start on the hiring process.
That's obvious.
HJS {l Wrote}:I'd like to take this moment to point out that this name was never mentioned anywhere. And, I would like to point out that at no time was Blaudschun remotely in the ballpark with any of his comments. I would also like to point out that the Twitter Bloggers who had Gates as already hired were also wrong.
HJS {l Wrote}:eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:eaglesfan06 {l Wrote}:Why the fuck did we fire Jim Christian with 2 weeks left to hire this no name?
Good news is we aren't a joke anymore, because we've just given up.
They did not fire Christian early to get a head start on the hiring process.
That's obvious.
It apparently wasn't to you.
eagle33 {l Wrote}:https://twitter.com/BCMBB/status/1371529425133711364
BCEagles25 {l Wrote}:eagle33 {l Wrote}:https://twitter.com/BCMBB/status/1371529425133711364
Looks to me like they fired Jim Christian to get a head start on recording this hype video and then copy and pasted a clip of the coach they’d hire at the end, all while losing to the worst Duke team in 35 years by 35 points
innocentbystander {l Wrote}:BCEagles25 {l Wrote}:eagle33 {l Wrote}:https://twitter.com/BCMBB/status/1371529425133711364
Looks to me like they fired Jim Christian to get a head start on recording this hype video and then copy and pasted a clip of the coach they’d hire at the end, all while losing to the worst Duke team in 35 years by 35 points
I think that yours truly is more the "expert" on the College of Charleston, its coaching staff, and its hoops program, more than anyone else here. And by "expert" all I mean is Northeastern plays them at least twice a year AND almost always play them at some point in the tournament. And we are nervous when we play them because they are good. That is my extent of my expertise (which is zip.)
Having said that let me say this, (and this is me trying to see the glass half-full), Earl Grant and Joe Mihakich are/were Coen's most competitive opposing coaches in the conference. When Northeastern and Coen gets to the finals, we expect to challenging Hofstra or C-of-C. This covidish year was the extreme exception (for all parties.) So purely from a CAA standpoint, BC has one of the top three coaches in the conference.
That is as full as I can make that half glass full.
TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:can someone paraphrase for me what the man-who-is-never-wrong is saying about all of this? it will be interesting to see where his lead-pipe-lock actually winds up after getting ripped new orifii by houston on friday evening
innocentbystander {l Wrote}:BCEagles25 {l Wrote}:eagle33 {l Wrote}:https://twitter.com/BCMBB/status/1371529425133711364
Looks to me like they fired Jim Christian to get a head start on recording this hype video and then copy and pasted a clip of the coach they’d hire at the end, all while losing to the worst Duke team in 35 years by 35 points
I think that yours truly is more the "expert" on the College of Charleston, its coaching staff, and its hoops program, more than anyone else here. And by "expert" all I mean is Northeastern plays them at least twice a year AND almost always play them at some point in the tournament. And we are nervous when we play them because they are good. That is my extent of my expertise (which is zip.)
Having said that let me say this, (and this is me trying to see the glass half-full), Earl Grant and Joe Mihakich are/were Coen's most competitive opposing coaches in the conference. When Northeastern and Coen gets to the finals, we expect to challenging Hofstra or C-of-C. This covidish year was the extreme exception (for all parties.) So purely from a CAA standpoint, BC has one of the top three coaches in the conference.
Much like Coen, Grant is a good coach in tournament play (when it means the most.) That is as full as I can make that half glass full.
TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:innocentbystander {l Wrote}:BCEagles25 {l Wrote}:eagle33 {l Wrote}:https://twitter.com/BCMBB/status/1371529425133711364
Looks to me like they fired Jim Christian to get a head start on recording this hype video and then copy and pasted a clip of the coach they’d hire at the end, all while losing to the worst Duke team in 35 years by 35 points
I think that yours truly is more the "expert" on the College of Charleston, its coaching staff, and its hoops program, more than anyone else here. And by "expert" all I mean is Northeastern plays them at least twice a year AND almost always play them at some point in the tournament. And we are nervous when we play them because they are good. That is my extent of my expertise (which is zip.)
Having said that let me say this, (and this is me trying to see the glass half-full), Earl Grant and Joe Mihakich are/were Coen's most competitive opposing coaches in the conference. When Northeastern and Coen gets to the finals, we expect to challenging Hofstra or C-of-C. This covidish year was the extreme exception (for all parties.) So purely from a CAA standpoint, BC has one of the top three coaches in the conference.
Much like Coen, Grant is a good coach in tournament play (when it means the most.) That is as full as I can make that half glass full.
this attempt to explain the awesometacularness of eddy grant comes across as more of a glass bone dry than half full
Corporal Funishment {l Wrote}:Ok, I'm going to say it. This is like hiring Donahue on the basis of one good season, except Grant lost in the first round instead of the Sweet Sixteen, and also it was 3 seasons ago. His recruiting record at Clemson doesn't jump off the page. There's no logical connection to Boston or New England. Is this what the outcome looks like when you pre-emptively eliminate 90% of the candidate pool?
I will root for the guy to do well but I'm having a hard time seeing the value proposition here.
TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:Corporal Funishment {l Wrote}:Ok, I'm going to say it. This is like hiring Donahue on the basis of one good season, except Grant lost in the first round instead of the Sweet Sixteen, and also it was 3 seasons ago. His recruiting record at Clemson doesn't jump off the page. There's no logical connection to Boston or New England. Is this what the outcome looks like when you pre-emptively eliminate 90% of the candidate pool?
I will root for the guy to do well but I'm having a hard time seeing the value proposition here.
you know it's more about the similarities eddy has to al skinner than it is about the similarities he has to beeker and/or mac
Corporal Funishment {l Wrote}:Ok, I'm going to say it. This is like hiring Donahue on the basis of one good season, except Grant lost in the first round instead of the Sweet Sixteen, and also it was 3 seasons ago. His recruiting record at Clemson doesn't jump off the page. There's no logical connection to Boston or New England. Is this what the outcome looks like when you pre-emptively eliminate 90% of the candidate pool?
I will root for the guy to do well but I'm having a hard time seeing the value proposition here.
hansen {l Wrote}:I’d like to say it’s been fun you fucking hoops weirdos but yeah pretty much.
See y’all again in 6-7 years when we are looking for the next head Coach. Can’t even imagine the state of this dumpster fire by then.
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