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D. Horn to South Carolina

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Was Horn getting heat in Bowling Green about lack of post season success before the big run this year?

Was Horn getting heat in Bowling Green about lack of post season success before the big run this year?
Not only that, but his personality hadn't won him a whole lot of friends on the Hill ...

Congrats to Coach Horn If this is true. Hard to turn down the money. Personally I think its a mistake. South Carolina is a death bed for coaches. The last three coaches have ended their careers there: Newton, Fogler, and now Oldham. They all had minimal success before being run off.

Congrats to Coach Horn If this is true. Hard to turn down the money. Personally I think its a mistake. South Carolina is a death bed for coaches. The last three coaches have ended their careers there: Newton, Fogler, and now Oldham. They all had minimal success before being run off.

 

Odom?

Congrats to Coach Horn If this is true. Hard to turn down the money. Personally I think its a mistake. South Carolina is a death bed for coaches. The last three coaches have ended their careers there: Newton, Fogler, and now Oldham. They all had minimal success before being run off.

 

Good luck to Horn, I think your going to need it.

Odom?

 

He kind of looked like and Old Ham.:D

Congrats to Coach Horn If this is true. Hard to turn down the money. Personally I think its a mistake. South Carolina is a death bed for coaches. The last three coaches have ended their careers there: Newton, Fogler, and now Oldham. They all had minimal success before being run off.

 

I agree. That place is a graveyard. It will be very difficult for him to have success when he has to go head-to-head with Kentucky, Florida, Tennessee and Vandy. They don't have a lot of fan support either. I guess he can't do much worse than Odom.

I hope it pays VERY well. This move is probably a mistake for a young coach.

 

I have to agree with everyone else. SC is doom to a coach's career usually. Not very likely that he will get the Gamecocks to the level they want with who he has to go through in the East, not to mention the Western Division.

The SEC coaching fraternity has a pronounced Kentucky flavor. Besides Horn who was born in Glasgow, played high school ball in Lexington and played college ball at WKU , you have Gottfried at Alabama (Murray coach); Felton at Gerogia (coach at WKU); Stansbury at Mississippi State (native of Kentucky); Pelphrey (native Kentuckian and former UK player); and Donovan at Florida (assistant at UK) . Counting Gillispie, that's seven of the 12 coaches with some tie-in to the Bluegrass state.

I don't see this working out for USC.

I hope it pays VERY well. This move is probably a mistake for a young coach.

 

I have to agree with everyone else. SC is doom to a coach's career usually. Not very likely that he will get the Gamecocks to the level they want with who he has to go through in the East, not to mention the Western Division.

 

It was reported that his base went from $150,000 to $750,000.:scared:

I am glad to see Coach Horn get this job. If he is given time he will be able to succeed at Carolina.

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