twballgame9 wrote:I'll be happy when he gets to Addazio. I don't hate him but he pretty much sucks.
MilitantEagle wrote:twballgame9 wrote:I'll be happy when he gets to Addazio. I don't hate him but he pretty much sucks.
After Addazio's first 12 months on the job, the program has not shown any improvement. ACC wins: 4, 4, 0, 2, 4, 4. And it's easier to succeed in football at BC.
twballgame9 wrote:By the way, when Christian starts going .500 in ACC like Addazio, I'll stop shitting on him. He's terrible. And I like him more than most here.
Oh, and Addazio sucks too, but his players belong in the ACC
twballgame9 wrote:By the way, when Christian starts going .500 in ACC like Addazio, I'll stop shitting on him. He's terrible. And I like him more than most here.
Oh, and Addazio sucks too, but his players belong in the ACC
MilitantEagle wrote:twballgame9 wrote:By the way, when Christian starts going .500 in ACC like Addazio, I'll stop shitting on him. He's terrible. And I like him more than most here.
Oh, and Addazio sucks too, but his players belong in the ACC
ACC is a basketball conference. Three teams in the top five. ACC football has 1 that can compete with the best.
ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
MilitantEagle wrote:ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
I didn't see the debate, but I am definitely in favor of keeping him for next year. He'll have arguably his best recruiting class coming in, a healthy Tabbs, an improving Hamilton, and a very solid Popovic. In terms of ACC wins during his tenure, he has been trending up: 4, 0, 2, 7, 5 (with 2 winnable games left out of 3). The zero wins in his second year were the after effects of blowing up the program with the firing of Donahue. And if you fire Christian this year, you're blowing it up again with a very uncertain future. At least they are trending in the right direction.
He's never annoyed me like Addazio. I would like to see him succeed.
eepstein0 wrote:MilitantEagle wrote:ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
I didn't see the debate, but I am definitely in favor of keeping him for next year. He'll have arguably his best recruiting class coming in, a healthy Tabbs, an improving Hamilton, and a very solid Popovic. In terms of ACC wins during his tenure, he has been trending up: 4, 0, 2, 7, 5 (with 2 winnable games left out of 3). The zero wins in his second year were the after effects of blowing up the program with the firing of Donahue. And if you fire Christian this year, you're blowing it up again with a very uncertain future. At least they are trending in the right direction.
He's never annoyed me like Addazio. I would like to see him succeed.
His ACC record is 18-69. His Xs and Os are overrated, and BC routinely plays guys that no other high-major D1 team would play. The recruiting class next year is okay at best in terms of the ACC.
Again, if you're going to spend $1 million on a new coach keep him and spare us the time. If you're ready to spend $3 million or so on a new coach let's fire him today.
MilitantEagle wrote:ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
I didn't see the debate, but I am definitely in favor of keeping him for next year. He'll have arguably his best recruiting class coming in, a healthy Tabbs, an improving Hamilton, and a very solid Popovic. In terms of ACC wins during his tenure, he has been trending up: 4, 0, 2, 7, 5 (with 2 winnable games left out of 3). The zero wins in his second year were the after effects of blowing up the program with the firing of Donahue. And if you fire Christian this year, you're blowing it up again with a very uncertain future. At least they are trending in the right direction.
He's never annoyed me like Addazio. I would like to see him succeed.
Cadillac90 wrote:eepstein0 wrote:MilitantEagle wrote:ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
I didn't see the debate, but I am definitely in favor of keeping him for next year. He'll have arguably his best recruiting class coming in, a healthy Tabbs, an improving Hamilton, and a very solid Popovic. In terms of ACC wins during his tenure, he has been trending up: 4, 0, 2, 7, 5 (with 2 winnable games left out of 3). The zero wins in his second year were the after effects of blowing up the program with the firing of Donahue. And if you fire Christian this year, you're blowing it up again with a very uncertain future. At least they are trending in the right direction.
He's never annoyed me like Addazio. I would like to see him succeed.
His ACC record is 18-69. His Xs and Os are overrated, and BC routinely plays guys that no other high-major D1 team would play. The recruiting class next year is okay at best in terms of the ACC.
Again, if you're going to spend $1 million on a new coach keep him and spare us the time. If you're ready to spend $3 million or so on a new coach let's fire him today.
Epstein is right. We all know they won't hire the right person and will go cheap. Might as well keep Jimmy Mac at this point. His persona doesn't annoy/offend me like that fake, Adazzio.
DavidGordonsFoot wrote:Ryan Anderson is weighing in on the program's problems on Twitter. Worth monitoring if for no other reason than to see when it inevitably goes wrong.
HJS wrote:DavidGordonsFoot wrote:Ryan Anderson is weighing in on the program's problems on Twitter. Worth monitoring if for no other reason than to see when it inevitably goes wrong.
Not saying anything we haven’t said here. Basically, coach doesn’t matter until we fund the program appropriately through facilities, travel and other basics.
twballgame9 wrote:Cadillac90 wrote:eepstein0 wrote:MilitantEagle wrote:ATLeagle wrote:I don't know if anyone followed the debate on twitter but there are some vocal Christian supporters out there.
I didn't see the debate, but I am definitely in favor of keeping him for next year. He'll have arguably his best recruiting class coming in, a healthy Tabbs, an improving Hamilton, and a very solid Popovic. In terms of ACC wins during his tenure, he has been trending up: 4, 0, 2, 7, 5 (with 2 winnable games left out of 3). The zero wins in his second year were the after effects of blowing up the program with the firing of Donahue. And if you fire Christian this year, you're blowing it up again with a very uncertain future. At least they are trending in the right direction.
He's never annoyed me like Addazio. I would like to see him succeed.
His ACC record is 18-69. His Xs and Os are overrated, and BC routinely plays guys that no other high-major D1 team would play. The recruiting class next year is okay at best in terms of the ACC.
Again, if you're going to spend $1 million on a new coach keep him and spare us the time. If you're ready to spend $3 million or so on a new coach let's fire him today.
Epstein is right. We all know they won't hire the right person and will go cheap. Might as well keep Jimmy Mac at this point. His persona doesn't annoy/offend me like that fake, Adazzio.
The fake can field an ACC talented team.
Corporal Funishment wrote:Anderson's right
ATLeagle wrote:DFG: Instead of renovating Conte, what would you think about two smaller, separate hockey and hoops facilities in the conte footprint? By cutting capacity, maybe you improve the experience and environment.
claver2010 wrote:outside of a new facility what enhancements are we talking about
don't they fly charter every time now? they've upped / are upping academic support staff
also shoutout to eddie odio for liking that tweet...another example of div 3 players that have populated far too many of our rosters over the last decade
HJS wrote:ATLeagle wrote:DFG: Instead of renovating Conte, what would you think about two smaller, separate hockey and hoops facilities in the conte footprint? By cutting capacity, maybe you improve the experience and environment.
The most likely build-out will be:
1. Basketball practice facility
2. A hockey only arena (including games)
3. Renovating seating in Conte post-hockey
DavidGordonsFoot wrote:Corporal Funishment wrote:Anderson's right
What do you propose they do beyond building a basketball-only facility?
There's nothing more they can do about the fan support issue without winning first. Even then, people aren't going to show up at 9 PM weekday tips. BC is never going to be Arizona. I don't think Anderson recognizes that.
Corporal Funishment wrote:Anderson's right
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