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Those two have maintained a high standard for more than one year. That is what makes those 2 very good. I understand they were hot names after one year but they are sustaining excellence at their Mid-Major schools.
Yeah those two are exceptions because of extended success. But every year some guy you never heard of makes a splash for the first time. You know wouldn't you like to have hired Bill Self before he became Bill Self, it's a crap shoot and better to take a chance on getting the next Izzo or Self than just taking a old retread.

I still say take a chance on Little Ricky.

Fans crack me up; a guy they never heard of 8 days ago should now be the HC at UCLA. Sure, why not......

UCLA already swing and missed on the two hottest coaches in America. FGCU wins tonight and Enfield will be a white hot commodity. Maybe Dan Guerrero should lower his expectations a bit, the Wiz won't be walking they the door.

Larranaga from Miami would be prime for the picking. Absolutely no way, NO WAY, Pitino or Donovan leave.

 

I don't see that happening. New Yorkers love retiring to South Florida.

Guessing they end up with Buzz when all is said and done...

Guessing they end up with Buzz when all is said and done...

 

Interesting. I have seen a handful of others say the same.

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