2023 NCAA MBB coaching carousel

[JP4CY]

Ok Fanatics help me out. There was an assistant on Orr's staff that was very active in coaching the team. And no I'm not thinking of Hallihan.

Had to be Hallihan.

 

[CoKane]

 

[ISUChippewa]

Wow.

That would be a home run hire for that program.

 

[CoKane]

Wow.

That would be a home run hire for that program.

They just hired a splash in football too right?

 

[trevn]

They just hired a splash in football too right?

Gearing up for their PAC 12 invite.

 

[JP4CY]

 

[JP4CY]

Was not expecting that at all. Thought he'd be a great studio guy.

 

[JP4CY]

 

[Marcelason78]

Wonder why he wanted to leave ND if he’s just jumping back in? Retirement weather?

 

[1UNI2ISU]

Georgetown must be paying him a fortune. He had a job for life with little stress at Providence.

 

[JP4CY]

 

[JP4CY]

Georgetown must be paying him a fortune. He had a job for life with little stress at Providence.

Looks like about double Providence:

 

[jsb]

Unless there were ncaa violations or really bad things going on in the program, it seems like a ******** move to claim his firing was “for cause”.

 

[DrClone]

Had to be Hallihan.

Sorry. Charlie Harrison is who I was thinking of.

 

[isufbcurt]

Unless there were ncaa violations or really bad things going on in the program, it seems like a ******** move to claim his firing was “for cause”.

I'm no legal expert but I think losing is a good "cause"

 

[jsb]

I'm no legal expert but I think losing is a good "cause"

But that never happens. Every school pays a buyout to coaches that they fire for losing.

 

[CloniesForLife]

But that never happens. Every school pays a buyout to coaches that they fire for losing.

Yeah the for cause is to get out of paying a buyout and there usually has to be a legal reason or something. Not just being a bad coach

 

[isufbcurt]

But that never happens. Every school pays a buyout to coaches that they fire for losing.

True but has anyone actually tried arguing it?

 

[jsb]

True but has anyone actually tried arguing it?

I have no idea. I'd bet schools don't want to because that would hurt their reputation for future coaches. But it would be interesting to see St. John's try it. I just don't blame Anderson for fighting it since it is so unusual in the coaching world.

 

[isufbcurt]

I have no idea. I'd bet schools don't want to because that would hurt their reputation for future coaches. But it would be interesting to see St. John's try it. I just don't blame Anderson for fighting it since it is so unusual in the coaching world.

That's why you do it with a coach like Anderson who already has a ****** reputation