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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby CrawfishBucket » Fri Mar 24, 2017 8:53 am

Looks like Ed Cooley may be considered. I do like Rod Barnes. What he has done with Bakersfield has been fun to watch.

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Postby FriarsForever » Fri Mar 24, 2017 9:56 am

BAHAHAHA Cooley...better chance of seeing God than Cooley leaving Providence.
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby GoldenWarrior11 » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:08 am

Coaching Changes is a sham Twitter account. It's run by multiple people who toss out individuals they want to see be considered, not necessarily who will be considered.

If I had to guess, here would be my list of candidates for Georgetown: Tommy Amaker, Shaka Smart, Patrick Ewing, Tom Crean, and Dan Hurley.
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby Hoya Hoya Hoya » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:13 am

Ed Cooley is a PC guy for life

I do NOT want Amaker

Give me Ewing with a great staff and suddenly Georgetown is back to being the BEAST of the Big East
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby NJRedman » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:14 am

Not all great coaches are big name hires. Heck Jay Wright came from Hofstra. Look at who is dominating at the lower level and give a guy a shot at the bigs. Those guys tend to be more loyal than the guys jumping from F5 school to F5 school.

Guys like:
Kermitt Davis at Middle Tennessee
King Rice at Monmouth
John Becker at Vermont
Tim Cluess at Iona
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby CrawfishBucket » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:17 am

GoldenWarrior11 wrote:Coaching Changes is a sham Twitter account. It's run by multiple people who toss out individuals they want to see be considered, not necessarily who will be considered.

If I had to guess, here would be my list of candidates for Georgetown: Tommy Amaker, Shaka Smart, Patrick Ewing, Tom Crean, and Dan Hurley.


I dunno... Coaching Changes is "followed" by names like Jon Rothstein, Jeff Goodman, Gary Parrish, etc. Those connections don't usually attach themselves to a fantasy site.

I wouldn't be against Cooley at Georgetown.

Cooley has done well at Providence. The question he (and others) would ask is how far could he go with better talent? I think most coaches would ponder that question and consider the opportunity in that scenario.
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby GoldenWarrior11 » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:56 am

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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby gtmoBlue » Fri Mar 24, 2017 11:14 am

I dunno, but I'd guess Jerry Wainwright or Oliver Purnell would be Great candidates for Georgetown. ;)
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby Red Rooster » Fri Mar 24, 2017 11:22 am

CrawfishBucket wrote:
GoldenWarrior11 wrote:Coaching Changes is a sham Twitter account. It's run by multiple people who toss out individuals they want to see be considered, not necessarily who will be considered.

If I had to guess, here would be my list of candidates for Georgetown: Tommy Amaker, Shaka Smart, Patrick Ewing, Tom Crean, and Dan Hurley.


I dunno... Coaching Changes is "followed" by names like Jon Rothstein, Jeff Goodman, Gary Parrish, etc. Those connections don't usually attach themselves to a fantasy site.

I wouldn't be against Cooley at Georgetown.

Cooley has done well at Providence. The question he (and others) would ask is how far could he go with better talent? I think most coaches would ponder that question and consider the opportunity in that scenario.


Cooley's name was mentioned more as a recommendation than an actual coach Georgetown would pursue. I seriously doubt Cooley leaves Providence for Georgetown.
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Re: JT3 fired by Georgetown

Postby billyjack » Fri Mar 24, 2017 11:34 am

Cooley is not leaving PC for Georgetown.

First of all, he's a Providence guy. The Hoyas might as well pursue Mullin... same likelihood of it happening.

Secondly, Georgetown isn't going to try to poach a guy from the Big East... on the surface it makes no sense... Big East players can't transfer between schools, but a coach transfer would be allowed...? Makes no sense.
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