Cincinnati hires Jerrod Calhoun: Utah State coach leaving after two years to guide his alma mater
https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...ch-utah-state/
https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...ch-utah-state/
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Yeah baby -- Pete Nakos at on3 reports over ten million NIL -- we will field a team guys
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Jeff Goodman, Pete Thamel, BCJ, Justin Williams also reporting Calhoun is coming homeComment
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So glad the suspense is over. That was getting painful.
Now, let's gooooooo Bearcats!Comment
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MO just reported that this has been in the works for over ten days. We discussed that and its effect on recruiting quite a bit in here.Comment
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For what it is worth, Utah State assistants Mantoris Robinson and Ben Asher + chief of staff Paul Molinari were on staff with Jerrod at Youngstown State -- so potential guys to keep following himComment
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Malutic reports Calhoun is bringing longtime Chief of Staff Paul Molinari with him to Cincinnati. Expect multiple Utah State players to come with the coaching exodus as well.
I want that 35 just a frosh , thin but he can play. He is very entertaining.
lol Gobearcats we posted together.
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Be interesting to see if 8 million in NIL is enough to keep Thiam, Tillery, and Abaev or if CJC even want to keep them.Comment
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Top Utah State players who appear to have remaining eligibility:
Mason Faslev, a 6'4 guard from Utah who just completed his junior season -- 16.0 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.1 assists + shot 39% from 3 and 76.4% from FT line this year
Karson Templin, a 6'9 big forward from Texas who just completed his junior season -- 8.8 points, 4.2 rebounds in 19.0 mins/game
Adlan Elamin, a 6'9 lean forward from Virginia who just completed his freshman season -- 6.7 points, 3.1 rebounds (13 points, 7 rebounds in 30 mins versus Villanova in NCAA Tournament)Comment
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The easiest hire JC will ever make. Lets hope it was so obvious that even he couldn't mess this one up like he has the other 2 big hires.... Happy day. I don't like Satt either but I think he deserves another year since he has improved season over season... but his seat should be getting very warm too. I would be upset if Satt got a big extension like CWM did. Good luck to Wes, I think he will definitely thrive better back in his home state where he belongs. I expect Calhoun to bring a tourney bid within a year or 2.Comment
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Faslev recorded a BPM of 8.9 this year, which would have been best on our team, beating Baba Miller.
Templin and Elamin both had 3.4 BPM, which would have been top 5 on our roster.
I'd welcome any of them with open arms.Comment
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