March 8, 200719 yr Ask you shall receive... Interesting Tubby saying people aren't out to get him. He knows KY fans expect winning. Articulate? "Pressure is trying to keep food on the table and a roof over your house." :lol: Thank you both of you:thumb:
March 8, 200719 yr Tubby Smith was on PTI or Pardon The Intruption. He seemed very uneasy to me when the hosts asked about his job security. If anyone else saw it I would like to know how he seemed to you, and if its just me.:sssh: Well I just watched it, and he didn't seem uneasy at all. He sounded just like he always does in any interview he does...
March 8, 200719 yr Thanks for the link :thumb: :thumb: , I didn't see it earlier. I have to say that I didn't see anything "uncomfortable" there :confused: . Just a pure class act in Orlando "Tubby" Smith. :ylsuper:
March 8, 200719 yr Watching that clip just made me an even bigger Tubby fan.:thumb: How can anyone not like the guy.
March 8, 200719 yr The thing that really bothers me about the whole thing, and I should preface this by saying that I've been extremely disappointed in the last 2 seasons, is that in the 3 years before that Kentucky went 87-15. During that time the knock on Tubby was that he didn't make the Final Four, the thing is he did it with his type of players: Eric Daniels, Chuck Hayes, Gerald Fitch. The people that were unhappy complained about his inability to recruit McDonald's All-Americans. What happened Tubby went out and signed 3. None of the 3 turned out to be as good as advertised and in the process we missed out on Chris Lofton and Corey Brewer. The thing is most coaches in the country would have done the same thing as Tubby. In hindsight yes, we should have taken Brewer and Lofton over Rondo and Morris but it seems to be to be a case of getting the wrong results from the right decision. Tubby is a very classy person who is a great ambassador for the University of Kentucky. I hope he can coax a good postseason run out of this team, reorganize his staff (I think this is a must), land Patterson and Lucas and turn things around.
March 8, 200719 yr I just heard about Tubby on the Budweiser Hot Seat. They are saying that Tubby's seat is getting pretty HOT. He is a good coach, but UK is no longer elite, etc...
March 8, 200719 yr I just heard about Tubby on the Budweiser Hot Seat. They are saying that Tubby's seat is getting pretty HOT. He is a good coach, but UK is no longer elite, etc... So says Doug Gottlieb...don't pay attention to that loser.
March 8, 200719 yr I didn't see a coach who looked un-easy at all. I saw a classy individual who answered the questions and promoted his program. There is no doubt he represented himself and the university very well!
March 8, 200719 yr Tubby is the right guy to represent KY. But he has to put a better product on the floor. KY is no longer elite.
March 8, 200719 yr Tubby did quite well actually...defending his record like he should have a lot sooner. Granted, he is uncomfortable doing so and shouldn't have to, in my opinion, but the unreasonable rumblings forced his hand. Still, he did it with class and even called the UK fans the best in the country. As usual, UK was well represented with class by Tubby on national television...something that a loud minority seem to take for granted. :thumb: :thumb: Excellent post!!!
March 8, 200719 yr Thanks for the link :thumb: :thumb: , I didn't see it earlier. I have to say that I didn't see anything "uncomfortable" there :confused: . Just a pure class act in Orlando "Tubby" Smith. :ylsuper: :thumb: :thumb: OTS has always been a class act and The University Of Kentucky is fortunate to have him leading their program.
March 8, 200719 yr Tubby did quite well actually...defending his record like he should have a lot sooner. Granted, he is uncomfortable doing so and shouldn't have to, in my opinion, but the unreasonable rumblings forced his hand. Still, he did it with class and even called the UK fans the best in the country. As usual, UK was well represented with class by Tubby on national television...something that a loud minority seem to take for granted. Ha..... We used to take winning for granted............
March 8, 200719 yr I didn't see a coach who looked un-easy at all. I saw a classy individual who answered the questions and promoted his program. There is no doubt he represented himself and the university very well! I watched it late last night (DVR) and I thought the same thing. I read the posts on here before I watched the show and did not see any uneasiness at all with all the tough questions they threw at him.
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