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The Bill Moos hate on this board is so strange to me. So the guy gets hired in October 2017. Clearly his focus was on the football team. Riley was going to get fired. Moos in statements said that he would "wait till the season was over to evaluate the football program." While this was happening he worked behind the scenes to secure Frost. The Saturday after the season finale he fires Riley. 
 
Meanwhile in the basketball they come out of nowhere and finish with one of the best win totals in school history (poor schedule) and still don't make the NCAA tournament. Moos makes his expectations clear to Miles. This year was suppose to be Miles best team (despite poor roster management) but they implode after Copeland injury. After the regular season Moos puts out a statement that he will evaluate the basketball program after the season. Similar to Frost he has been working behind the scenes to secure Hoiberg. Once the NIT is over, Miles will be fired the next day.
 
Sorry for the Oral History, but I just don't get the outrage. His expectations have been clear to Miles.  If a guy is consistent with his not commenting on job status till the season is complete, what do you want him to do? If he's not making public statements or support about one program, why another? 

Didn’t they both step away from the team for a year?  Thank God they both came back.

I’m torn.  I’ve always been a big Tim Miles fan.  I just want what’s best for the program so we can get that first NCAA Tournament win.  Going to be a long week or so.

I upvoted this post, even though I'm on the opposite side of the "should we retain Tim Miles" debate. 
 
He has been pure class the entire time he's been here -- great spokesperson for the program, no scandals, kids are graduating, etc.  It says a lot about him and every member of his staff that they are still working as hard now as they were in November.
 
Ultimately, coaches are judged by wins and losses.  He's been a .500 coach throughout his time here, and 7 seasons is a pretty large sample size.  We know what to expect from a Tim Miles team.  But even though I long for greener pastures and hope that the next coach will be our version of Coach K, I still have the utmost respect for Tim Miles as a person.  He absolutely runs a program with integrity and leads by example. 
 
I will always root for him.........unless he gets a job at Creighton with his pal McDermott, in which case screw that f****er!

Didn’t they both step away from the team for a year?  Thank God they both came back.

Boo this man.  I don't mean you Auroran.

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

I saw that too.  Moos didn’t trip him did he?

Depends if Thad Matta wants him on the roster next year.

GO MAVS !!
 
 

As an alum, and someone who attended almost every home game during my FR and SO years, I will be watching and rooting extremely hard for the OMavs. 
 
They tip off at 8pm on ESPN2 against North Dakota State tonight. They beat NDSU 90-77 at Baxter and 58-50 on the road during conference play.
 
Just wanted to start a thread for anyone who is interested in discussing it. Put it on the main page for people to see. Feel free to move it to College Basketball forum later!
 

I wonder if it was the same fat turd sitting near me.  I absolutely loved seeing the look of despair on some of their butthole fan’s faces after the game.

I wonder if it was the same fat turd sitting near me.  I absolutely loved seeing the look of despair on some of their butthole fan’s faces after the game.

Thank the heavens Thor brought the hammer and left no doubt for that dork with the raccoon pelt on his head.  As lucky as he's been this year, it would've went in.

He would have banked it in.

Suck it, iowa!!!!!!!!

Long term? Debatable. Hyped after a quality win? For sure.

I am 67.  I want an NCAA victory, one game, before I leave this earth.  Selfish indeed.  But it shouldn’t be an impossible dream.