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Early Reports Indicate That Pitino is Snubbed for HOF

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Unbelievable last year, unconscionable this year.

 

I hope this ends up being reported in error.

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If true, it's obviously personal with the voters. Who does the voting? UK fans?

I'll hold off criticism until we know for sure, but at some point this is getting ridiculous.

 

Seven Final Fours with three different schools and a national title.

 

His teams have won 7 regular season and 11 conference tournament championships.

 

C-USA Coach of the Year in 2005. Three-time SEC Coach of the Year and was National Coach of the Year in 1987.

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If true, it's obviously personal with the voters. Who does the voting? UK fans?

It must be Celtics fans, if even Randy Parker thinks he deserves a spot.

Basketball HOF voting is one of the more odder things you will ever see.

Basketball HOF voting is one of the more odder things you will ever see.

 

Seriously who does the voting?

If true, it's obviously personal with the voters.

 

Isn't that the case with most HoF voting? Seems like the jerks always struggle to get in, while the nice guys/good interviews are given the benefit of the doubt.

It must be Celtics fans, if even Randy Parker thinks he deserves a spot.

 

:lol2:

 

I can think rationally about these things most of the time. I'd say all of the time, but I remember Getslow and....never mind.

 

Anyway, he took Providence to the Final Four. Providence. Providence!

 

What is this now, his seventh Final Four? And three different programs?

 

Isn't that the case with most HoF voting? Seems like the jerks always struggle to get in, while the nice guys/good interviews are given the benefit of the doubt.

 

Pitino obviously had some moral issues a few years back, but as a coach, when has he been a jerk or a bad interview? Bobby Knight is in, and he was always a jerk.

Seriously who does the voting?

 

Writers but it is a very odd process with various committees, anonymity, and criteria. I am not sure anyone really knows who the voters are.

Pitino obviously had some moral issues a few years back, but as a coach, when has he been a jerk or a bad interview? Bobby Knight is in, and he was always a jerk.

 

I've just always thought the media kind of viewed him in a negative light. :idunno:

 

I've just always thought the media kind of viewed him in a negative light. :idunno:

 

I'm not a member of the media so I obviously don't know the answer to that, but that would surprise me.

How long into/after their careers did coaches with similar or even lesser resumes that Pitino get voted in?

 

Of course guys like Coach K and Calhoun are in... multiple national championships help.

 

But what about Boeheim? Or John Thompson? Or Lou Carnesecca? Or John Chaney?

He actually got in for about 15 seconds but then he came back out.

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