Coaching Carousel 2024

[AuroranHusker]

3 minutes ago, Silverbacked1 said:

Wait you mean you can get in trouble for doing 2022-2023?

 

That was my best coaching technique when coaching my own boys!  Who knew?

 

Juwan Howard has always been a blow-hard..... he scuffled against Greg Gard one of those years, too, something "personal" happened, you know, when it clearly was game-related sportsmanship, like Gard put his hand on Howard's shoulder. Sheesh, Juwan is a ginormous d-bag. Maybe he can go pound sand, now. lol

 

[Nighthawk]

11 hours ago, kldm64 said:

 

Already signed an extension on his contract

After this week.  Do signed extensions matter? In this case probably so...but. 

[49r]

Stanford fired Jerod Haase.  Tim Miles works just down the street... 

[HuskerFever]

2 minutes ago, 49r said:

Stanford fired Jerod Haase.  Tim Miles works just down the street... 

 

Stanford is also a program who hasn't made it to the Big Dance since........ 2014.

[Huskerpapa]

2 minutes ago, 49r said:

Stanford fired Jerod Haase.  Tim Miles works just down the street... 

Heard or read that he is a candidate.   Then again, I also read that Michigan is looking at Howard's predecessor as a possible replacement candidate. 

[BugeaterZ]

GameDay just had a segment on this topic. I was somewhat surprised that Hoiberg's name wasn't mentioned for any openings.  Otzelbeger and Moser were each brought up.

 

I don't think Fred would leave this year since Sam has one more year, but I am surprised he isn't a hot, or at least warm, name. 

 

I am pleased by this lack of developments.

[Cazzie22]

I believe Fred is at NU for the duration.  He made that clear in post game comments last night.  Has Miles done enough for the Stanford job?  Otzelberger is an Iowa St guy.  

[HuskerFever]

36 minutes ago, Cazzie22 said:

I believe Fred is at NU for the duration.  He made that clear in post game comments last night.  Has Miles done enough for the Stanford job?  Otzelberger is an Iowa St guy.  

 

At San Jose State? Not at all. But if they considered hiring him, it's more for what he's done at larger programs, not what he's done at San Jose State.

 

Any other year I'd say "Why not? Stanford deprioritizes its athletics. So he might have a shot." But this year? When they're making a change to the ACC? I don't have a clue how that administration is going to view that change.

[49r]

IIRC, Miles had an impeccable against ACC teams.

[Cazzie22]

4 hours ago, HuskerFever said:

 

At San Jose State? Not at all. But if they considered hiring him, it's more for what he's done at larger programs, not what he's done at San Jose State.

 

Any other year I'd say "Why not? Stanford deprioritizes its athletics. So he might have a shot." But this year? When they're making a change to the ACC? I don't have a clue how that administration is going to view that change.

Doesn’t Stanford usually win the Director’s Cup?

[jason2486]

10 hours ago, BugeaterZ said:

GameDay just had a segment on this topic. I was somewhat surprised that Hoiberg's name wasn't mentioned for any openings.  Otzelbeger and Moser were each brought up.

 

I don't think Fred would leave this year since Sam has one more year, but I am surprised he isn't a hot, or at least warm, name. 

 

I am pleased by this lack of developments.

Sam should have 2 more I believe!

[Bugeaters1]

How about this.

 

 

[HuskerFever]

3 minutes ago, Bugeaters1 said:

How about this.

 

 

 

Had a rather interesting post-game (on court) interview after his victory tonight too. Basically already talking about how he's moving onto his new chapter. Yet he has to prepare for a game next week!

[throwback]

 

[Cazzie22]

54 minutes ago, throwback said:

 

Appears to be a logical choice.

[Chuck Taylor]

58 minutes ago, throwback said:

 

The track record on hiring successful interim coaches isn't great. Good news for us!

[49r]

47 minutes ago, Cazzie22 said:

Appears to be a logical choice.

 

 

[throwback]

1 hour ago, Chuck Taylor said:

The track record on hiring successful interim coaches isn't great. Good news for us!

I would agree - for a school with OSU's resources, this feels like settling. Just figured they could get about anyone with their resources.

 

He did do a helluva job over 6-8 games, but running a program is a whole different monster.

 

Kinda weird that a new AD and new President are OK making an emotional decision and rubber stamping a guy who's already on staff -- and was part of the failures through the first 3/4 of the season -- for their first major sport fire/hire.

 

[Chuck Taylor]

Two recent interim coaches come to mind:

--Wichita State, where Gregg Marshall's assistant was fired after 3 years.

--Texas, where Chris Beard's replacement has the Horns as an 8 seed. I'm guessing that's not going to cut it with their fans. 

 

I'm sure there are examples where it's worked, but I can't remember any recent. I'll use the frequent excuse of "I'm too lazy to look it up."

 

[HuskerFever]

 

[Huskerpapa]

33 minutes ago, HuskerFever said:

 

Good hire by Michigan.  

[huskerbill85]

On 3/16/2024 at 1:28 AM, AuroranHusker said:

 

Juwan Howard has always been a blow-hard..... he scuffled against Greg Gard one of those years, too, something "personal" happened, you know, when it clearly was game-related sportsmanship, like Gard put his hand on Howard's shoulder. Sheesh, Juwan is a ginormous d-bag. Maybe he can go pound sand, now. lol

 

His little cry baby persona would be perfect for the NBA

[Huskerpapa]

9 hours ago, huskerbill85 said:

His little cry baby persona would be perfect for the NBA

He was an assistant coach in the NBA (I believe) before being hired by Michigan.  I would guess he will head back that direction, depending on his health.

[tcp]

solid hire by Michigan this time around....

[AuroranHusker]

5 hours ago, tcp said:

solid hire by Michigan this time around....

 

FAU's Dusty May is a solid, on-the-rise coach in the industry...