bcaddict {l Wrote}:I haven't heard that Gallagher was a done deal quite yet, tho likely.
If it comes down to Duq v. Jones, and both want it, Jones will win out. But I really hope Duq stays (at the expense of one of the other two). Murphy is still a good bet too.
HJS {l Wrote}:http://twitter.com/GoodmanOnFox
Jeff Goodman is twittering that Graham and Gallagher are both coming with Donahue. Do you think OJ will give my sources credit for CORRECTLY PREDICTING these two random names would both be a part of the staff????
As I said late last night, it looks like the Associate Head Coach job will make this either an All White staff (with Duquette) or an All Ivy staff (with Jones). I still am assuming Murphy remains as DBO.
HJS {l Wrote}:http://twitter.com/GoodmanOnFox
Jeff Goodman is twittering that Graham and Gallagher are both coming with Donahue. Do you think OJ will give my sources credit for CORRECTLY PREDICTING these two random names would both be a part of the staff????
As I said late last night, it looks like the Associate Head Coach job will make this either an All White staff (with Duquette) or an All Ivy staff (with Jones). I still am assuming Murphy remains as DBO.
twballgame9 {l Wrote}:bcaddict {l Wrote}:I haven't heard that Gallagher was a done deal quite yet, tho likely.
If it comes down to Duq v. Jones, and both want it, Jones will win out. But I really hope Duq stays (at the expense of one of the other two). Murphy is still a good bet too.
Assuming Jones wants it, that is a must get. Given the open questions about recruiting, he is like the Don's Logan (albeit recruiting wise, not strategy wise).
thebs19 {l Wrote}:From Goodman: Sources told FOXSports.com that Columbia coach Joe Jones is weighing offer from Steve Donahue to join staff at Boston College.
9 minutes ago via TweetDeck
Hopefully he comes.
Also, TW, Gallagher does have Philly ties. From his UPenn bio:
Gallagher played an integral role in Hartford’s recent success. In 2007-08, the Hawks won a school-record 18 games and earned their highest-ever finish (tie for second) in the America East regular season standings. Hartford also advanced to the final of the America East Championship for the first time in school history. Under Gallagher’s guidance, the Hawks ranked third in the America East in scoring (70.8 ppg) and set a school and conference record for three-pointers in a single season (312).
Gallagher's presence on the staff gives Penn a coach with significant Philadelphia and Big 5 ties.
Before coming to Hartford, Gallagher spent the previous two seasons as the top assistant at Lafayette College on Fran O’Hanlon’s staff, serving as that program’s top recruiter. He was also in charge of developing the team’s guards.
Gallagher arrived at Lafayette by way of La Salle University, where he coached five seasons -- two under Big 5 legend Speedy Morris, and three under Billy Hahn. He jumped right into coaching upon graduation from Saint Joseph’s University in 1999.
Gallagher’s coaching tenure followed a successful playing career at Saint Joseph’s, where he was a guard for three seasons and a member of the 1996 squad that advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
Laughing.Jackal {l Wrote}:From Goodman a few minutes ago:
"# Sources told FOXSports.com that Columbia coach Joe Jones is weighing offer from Steve Donahue to join staff at Boston College. 7 minutes ago via TweetDeck "
twballgame9 {l Wrote}:thebs19 {l Wrote}:From Goodman: Sources told FOXSports.com that Columbia coach Joe Jones is weighing offer from Steve Donahue to join staff at Boston College.
9 minutes ago via TweetDeck
Hopefully he comes.
Also, TW, Gallagher does have Philly ties. From his UPenn bio:
Gallagher played an integral role in Hartford’s recent success. In 2007-08, the Hawks won a school-record 18 games and earned their highest-ever finish (tie for second) in the America East regular season standings. Hartford also advanced to the final of the America East Championship for the first time in school history. Under Gallagher’s guidance, the Hawks ranked third in the America East in scoring (70.8 ppg) and set a school and conference record for three-pointers in a single season (312).
Gallagher's presence on the staff gives Penn a coach with significant Philadelphia and Big 5 ties.
Before coming to Hartford, Gallagher spent the previous two seasons as the top assistant at Lafayette College on Fran O’Hanlon’s staff, serving as that program’s top recruiter. He was also in charge of developing the team’s guards.
Gallagher arrived at Lafayette by way of La Salle University, where he coached five seasons -- two under Big 5 legend Speedy Morris, and three under Billy Hahn. He jumped right into coaching upon graduation from Saint Joseph’s University in 1999.
Gallagher’s coaching tenure followed a successful playing career at Saint Joseph’s, where he was a guard for three seasons and a member of the 1996 squad that advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
I know he has ties to Philly. He coaches at Penn. The question is whether he has ties to Philly recruiting.
thebs19 {l Wrote}:Gallagher’s coaching tenure followed a successful playing career at Saint Joseph’s, where he was a guard for three seasons and a member of the 1996 squad that advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
“I see it as more people to look back to,” Jackson said. “I know I can call him and any of the old coaches – coach Duq (Pat Duquette), coach Mo, coach Bonz (Bonzie Colson) and coach Murph (Preston Murphy) – for anything I need help with. I’m sure they’ll still be watching from the background, critiquing my game.”
HJS {l Wrote}:That season began with Elton Tyler and Dwayne Pina being rejected by admissions
BC '00 {l Wrote}:HJS {l Wrote}:That season began with Elton Tyler and Dwayne Pina being rejected by admissions
I don't think you mean Pina. I moved into my freshman dorm (Duch East) in 96 and Dwayne Pina was directly across the hall. So admissions didn't deny him. Unless there was something where he was allowed to enroll but not on scholarship? If so, I'd never heard that one before.
MilitantEagle {l Wrote}:BC '00 {l Wrote}:HJS {l Wrote}:That season began with Elton Tyler and Dwayne Pina being rejected by admissions
I don't think you mean Pina. I moved into my freshman dorm (Duch East) in 96 and Dwayne Pina was directly across the hall. So admissions didn't deny him. Unless there was something where he was allowed to enroll but not on scholarship? If so, I'd never heard that one before.
I think he means DePina. Or something like that.
WilpertsRevenge {l Wrote}:yeah john depina who went to UMASS, Pina was the kid with a heart issue that stopped his career
thebs19 {l Wrote}:Either Reggie is just making assumptions, or the team was informed the assistants won't be back. From the Herald on the players' reactions to Al's dismissal:“I see it as more people to look back to,” Jackson said. “I know I can call him and any of the old coaches – coach Duq (Pat Duquette), coach Mo, coach Bonz (Bonzie Colson) and coach Murph (Preston Murphy) – for anything I need help with. I’m sure they’ll still be watching from the background, critiquing my game.”
2008Eagle {l Wrote}:thebs19 {l Wrote}:Either Reggie is just making assumptions, or the team was informed the assistants won't be back. From the Herald on the players' reactions to Al's dismissal:“I see it as more people to look back to,” Jackson said. “I know I can call him and any of the old coaches – coach Duq (Pat Duquette), coach Mo, coach Bonz (Bonzie Colson) and coach Murph (Preston Murphy) – for anything I need help with. I’m sure they’ll still be watching from the background, critiquing my game.”
It's not really a huge reach. The way things are going, most, if not all, of Al's staff will be replaced.
thebs19 {l Wrote}:2008Eagle {l Wrote}:thebs19 {l Wrote}:Either Reggie is just making assumptions, or the team was informed the assistants won't be back. From the Herald on the players' reactions to Al's dismissal:“I see it as more people to look back to,” Jackson said. “I know I can call him and any of the old coaches – coach Duq (Pat Duquette), coach Mo, coach Bonz (Bonzie Colson) and coach Murph (Preston Murphy) – for anything I need help with. I’m sure they’ll still be watching from the background, critiquing my game.”
It's not really a huge reach. The way things are going, most, if not all, of Al's staff will be replaced.
Well it contradicts recent talk here about Murphy definitely coming back and Duke coming back if Jones turns us down.
thebs19 {l Wrote}:2008Eagle {l Wrote}:thebs19 {l Wrote}:Either Reggie is just making assumptions, or the team was informed the assistants won't be back. From the Herald on the players' reactions to Al's dismissal:“I see it as more people to look back to,” Jackson said. “I know I can call him and any of the old coaches – coach Duq (Pat Duquette), coach Mo, coach Bonz (Bonzie Colson) and coach Murph (Preston Murphy) – for anything I need help with. I’m sure they’ll still be watching from the background, critiquing my game.”
It's not really a huge reach. The way things are going, most, if not all, of Al's staff will be replaced.
Well it contradicts recent talk here about Murphy definitely coming back and Duke coming back if Jones turns us down.
BrightonEagle {l Wrote}:does anyone know how much jones makes at columbia and (ballpark) how much he would make at bc?
twballgame9 {l Wrote}:BrightonEagle {l Wrote}:does anyone know how much jones makes at columbia and (ballpark) how much he would make at bc?
Can't imagine he makes much north of 250-300. But his motivation to come would be more about getting back on track for a real D1 head job.
HJS {l Wrote}:thebs19 {l Wrote}:Gallagher’s coaching tenure followed a successful playing career at Saint Joseph’s, where he was a guard for three seasons and a member of the 1996 squad that advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
Umm... wasn't that the 1997 St. Joe's squad that advanced to the Sweet Sixteen? If so, that team barely beat one of the great BC teams in the Second Round. 1997 was the year that Scoonie Penn and Danya Abrams won the Big East Tourney. That season began with Elton Tyler and Dwayne Pina being rejected by admissions and ended with a contract extension that pulled when JOB leaked the lax recruiting piece to the press. Ultimately, JOB left for OSU... took Scoonie with him... counselled the entire team to transfer... and then sued the school alleging racism. Skinner was hired and that was the mess he was left to clean up.
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