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Most of you forget that even if we do a big name coach, say a Pitino, how long you going to be able to keep him? The slightest proof that he turned things around here and the offers for more money would surely come. And it's true that we can't gamble on another coach that has zero accomplishments on his resume. I stated on another thread that we need a coach whose heart is in the university, has had success at a lower level but who doesn't have a dream job pegged on the horizon. If you can find a coach like that and one that money is not his primary objective I say snatch him up. Good luck with that. Then we need to find a donor / booster who wants to buy a championship, just like Mark Rubin and the university of Indiana.
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Corey Evans was not involved in the recruitment of Shon Abaev. Evans came on board at the end of last season, which was after Abaev had signed on 11/28/24.Originally posted by hipal88 View PostWhere is Corey Evans accountability in all this? This team is not well constructed. Shon is basically unplayable. Did he not see that at all or was he just steamrolled.
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My understanding is that BIG12 teams have around 20M in NIL money, and that is for Football & Basketball. BIG12 basketball programs are averaging about 8.6M in NIL money.Originally posted by BearKatz View Post
Pitino is making roughly $3.3M a year. Wes is making roughly $2.95M and increases year by year from what I have read.
We should be able to afford Pitino easily,
Pitino's St. John's has 10M ...
Pitino is coaching in the Big Apple. He has a Big B-Ball program with no football team to compete with for resources. I would guess his situation is better at St. Johns. I know there are loopholes and things like that, but I would guess he is probably happy at his age.
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The thing is that fans of the Bearcats have great memories. The Big O, Jucker and Huggs teams especially. Barely making the tourney and out the first weekend was not what was expected. I guess now it could be called a great year.Originally posted by bearcatlifer View PostRufus we had a coach who wanted to stay and had ties to the community... Mick Cronin. UC thought they were better than him. Who wouldn't love to have him back now?
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Extensions used to be fairly common, if not automatic, to ensure a coach always has 5 years left. Other coaches used to bash opposing coaches to recruits if a contract was less than 3 years saying the coach won't be there for your entire career so pick me. My guess is that mentality is still there, and in a world where players are free agents every year, there is no longer a need to extend a coach unless he has less than 2 years left and is winning. This would lower buyouts, and if the coach jumps ship, then they give the university money.Originally posted by BearKatz View PostBearcat93 posted this on the West Virgina thread last night:
The extension upped Miller’s average annual salary from $1.31 million under the original contract to an average annual salary of $2.95 million.
Miller’s remaining contract: $13M
2025: $3.1M
2026: $3.2M
2027: $3.3M**
2028: $3.4M**
**Extension years
My question to you guys? WHY would the University give me an Extension when he has proved absolutely nothing to this point? No Conference Championship, No NCAA Tournament Birth. Who's bright idea was this?Red and Black are more of an Attitude than merely a color combination.
Intimidate! Dominate! Celebrate!
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College sports have a huge problem. UC is the poster child. UC has failed in every sport since moving to the Big 12 / NIL era. Something must change now to avoid a complete collapse. I can say, from my perspective, I had no emotion watching the Houston or WV game. I simply didn't care if they won or lost. 5-6 years ago, I'd have been screaming at the TV. Times have changed.
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cronin, and his brother, were kind of an acquired taste - not that it counts for anything, but i never cared for either of them.Originally posted by leo from jersey View Post
The thing is that fans of the Bearcats have great memories. The Big O, Jucker and Huggs teams especially. Barely making the tourney and out the first weekend was not what was expected. I guess now it could be called a great year.
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i'm not even watching the bball games anymore, and i'm seriously considering dropping my fball tix.Originally posted by Bearcat1996 View PostCollege sports have a huge problem. UC is the poster child. UC has failed in every sport since moving to the Big 12 / NIL era. Something must change now to avoid a complete collapse. I can say, from my perspective, I had no emotion watching the Houston or WV game. I simply didn't care if they won or lost. 5-6 years ago, I'd have been screaming at the TV. Times have changed.
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Hey! I was checking Miami of Ohio out too. They are 16-0 on the season. They have not played any high-majors. They are a very good scoring team.Originally posted by bearcatbret View PostIt is a good thing that UC did not play Miami this year. They are undefeated and rolling. Maybe their coach should be on UC's radar.
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