twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Close. You almost stayed on point.
Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Close. You almost stayed on point.
you are the idiot that tried to say BC has accomplished as much as illinois in hoops not me
Eagledom {l Wrote}:Cadillac90 {l Wrote}:Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Shredder {l Wrote}:BC will probably get a good coach when Al leaves. It won't however be a "great coach" because there are not many "great" coaches and they command large salaries or are already locked into top programs. The ones who are not locked in or are the type to jump are not the kinds that BC will hire. Also, Al will most likely not be fired after this season. "Fair to good" does not get you fired from BC. That's where I stand: Al has done a good job (really, just look at the wins) and should not be fired, but I would welcome a new coach and vision for the program. I would guess that Al's replacement would be a rising head coach from a mid-major program. It could be Cohen or Cooley but I'd actually think Gene would go for someone with a different style of play who provides marketability for the program as well as coaching because he sees the business aspect of basketball and how even that is floundering under Al.
This is an excellent summary of my position on Al.
you have an unbelievable loser mentality.
You are a character in Imaginationland.
one of us called sanders a can't miss nba prospect and said this team would win the acc championship this year. wasn't me. i think we know who is imagining things and who actually knows anything about basketball.
Well OJ, you clearly know nothing about basketball as you demonstrate with every post. Illinois getting talent from Chicago? Try again. Historical "underachiever" do you understand what that means? That doesn't meant Al Skinner only, that means all of the other coaches who have preceded him. Does that tell you ANYTHING?
ummmm, 9 of 13 illinois players are from a suburb of chicago or near champaign. dope.
And, FYI, BC has 2 coaches in the last 25 years...one is no longer coaching ANYWHERE. Is JOB your Al comparison? Do you realize how far BC has come in the last 25 years in terms of overall profile? we can do better than JOB and skinner, but you can stick with underachieving if youd like.
twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Close. You almost stayed on point.
you are the idiot that tried to say BC has accomplished as much as illinois in hoops not me
No, actually I just pointed out that all that big city talent lost to a .500 Bradley team. You read the rest in all by your lonesome.
Cadillac90 {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:Close. You almost stayed on point.
you are the idiot that tried to say BC has accomplished as much as illinois in hoops not me
No, actually I just pointed out that all that big city talent lost to a .500 Bradley team. You read the rest in all by your lonesome.
It's not even big city talent unless you consider Peoria, Champaign and Springfield the big city. OJ has no fucking idea what he is talking about.
Eagledom {l Wrote}:BCEagles25 {l Wrote}:Eagledom {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:I agree that it is kind of nuts that BC has never made 1 Final Four given the number of appearances in the tourney. That said, using it as a benchmark, suggesting that it could happen by accident, referring to the basketball town when BC has rarely had homegrown talent are all retarded.
Almost 100 teams have made the FF at least once. BC plays in a major city, surrounded by basketball talent, and has been in one of the top 2 conferences in the country for 30 years. The fact that we haven't made the final 4 one time is most definitely a sign of underachieving. You are such an apologist its pathetic.
While I agree in part...
How many times has the University of New York made the Final Four? Or Detroit?
The point isn't that every school in a big city should be able to be good at basketball. Villanova is a great example of a school that happens to be near a city and gets a ton of talent from that area, as well as surrounding areas. Georgetown and Maryland are two more examples. So is Illinois.
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