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Try telling that to Hank and Bill!

yeah, I haven't heard of hardly any of those bands on the "Really OT" thread, so I'm lost there.

I know people who claim to have heard Bounds say it.

"Possibility"? Unless he quits, he's back. The AD found a way to evaluate his coach during the season. these guys are always pretty selective about when they do that.

And i love getting thrown out trying to stretch a single into a double--when down 9 runs.

Funny Wilt reference; I got his autobiography for Christmas as an 8th grader. Upon reflection, that may explain some of my "issues"......

And IF you're going with 1, get it done and announced quickly, with all the nice comments about our '17-18 season and the job coach is doing. And hope for the best. But you don't wait weeks to do it, and undercut it with a public statement at the time that you like your revenue sport coaches to be extended out 4 years. As in "have you noticed I consciously chose to not have this guy extended out that far?"

And not much better as a head coach. Maybe 0.1%.

So you disagree with Moos, who said that he wants his revenue sports coaches extended out 4 years?

So you think there was no reason to extend Riley last year? Do you disagree that Eichorst did it, and that they publicly played the recruiting card in doing so? As the guy on the football beat, did you question the need for it at that time?

No true point guard, lack of post depth, for just a couple reasons. That roster could win ok, but not big. Since the administration killed recruiting, we didn't supplement it enough. Won't matter anyway. Win big, he gives us the middle finger, win average or less, we give him another one. We just put off the Coaching change for a year.

And today a ridiculously bad pitching change added to the mix. An example of pushing every wrong button. We're bad as it is, but decisions such as those made today make the situation even worse.

He's a builder, and he would do it. But its all academic anyway, because there is no way he'll win big enough, and Bounds and Moos have made their call. You ought to know it's over. Since you know so much.

Maybe answer the question instead of being a smart ass, and tie in your metaphysical nonsense you were blithering on about above.

So Sam, what's your position then on extending Amy Williams at this point?

Or Bellevue College

I don't see it as a pressure cooker. For us, anyway. Pressure is when you don't know what its gonna happen. Here we know, it is over in March, 2019 for Miles at Nebraska. Miles will have some pressure, as wins will help him get the next job. I suppose a Moos has s0me if we win a lot (don't see it happening) and Miles gives us the middle finger he looks bad. But the dye is cast, so I don't equate it with pressure cooker.

We sure as hell didn't fold down the stretch. We got beat on a neutral court by a red hot team that made the finals. Then we got jobbed and sent on the road and played a tough close game with a team that won at Bay,or and made it to New York. We soundly beat a very good Penn Stste team right before that. We can always find reasons to be bummed but this season isn't the poster child for that

Well, the one year extension leaves him a little less vulnerable to a Barry Collier move by Miles; gives Moos a little more control over the timing of making the next hire. But if you think Bounds and Moos haven't already made the long term call on Miles I'd like to sell you some some ocean front property in East Lincoln. You don't do the last month and a 1 year deal on a guy who hadn't been extended the past two years if you think Miles has any chance of being your guy.

Actually, much of the entire world knows the do or die ship has already sailed. Its already done died. Just a phony deal to allow them time to find the next guy.

Would you have waited a month to extend one year? And, of course, winning next year won't help with getting anyone decent in November. Two Novembers so far while the ADs dithered has resulted in a shaky wing whose best offer was NU, and a tall skinny project. We're gonna be short on players even if we win next year.

Extremely naive

last place finishes in conference like when Miles took over.

Nope on 1 and 3. There was a slim chance of that had they not drug it out for a month playing Simon & Garfunkel. This is over and the ship has sailed.

You know that Riley rubbed the mitigation provision in our nose with a 50 grand salary, right?