ESPN reporting Jim Calhoun interested in BC job.
Buzz Williams of Marquette to Va Tech
$$$ talks
$$$ talks[/quote]also this apparently played a factor
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Buzz Williams left Marquette for a variety of reasons, sources told ESPN. One of the biggest was new league/new TV package.
$$$ talks[/quote]also this apparently played a factor
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Buzz Williams left Marquette for a variety of reasons, sources told ESPN. One of the biggest was new league/new TV package.[/quote]
That does not bode well for the future of the big east. Marquette fans must be in meltdown.
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Buzz Williams left Marquette for a variety of reasons, sources told ESPN. One of the biggest was new league/new TV package.
[/quote]When the FOX Sports TV package with the Big East was announced last year, it was reported to be worth $500 million over a 12 year period, with a bump up to $600 mil if BE expands to 12. Of course, that does pale in comparison to the ACC/ESPN package.
BTW, Ben Howland (ex-UCLA) and MU alum Brian Wardle (UW-Green Bay) are said to be the leading candidates to replace Williams.
[quote=“Run49er, post:13, topic:28621”]Add Mike Jarvis of FAU to the list.[/quote]CBSSports.com reporting Ohio State assistant (and ex-Tulane HC) Dave Dickerson is being targeted by the Owls to replace Jarvis.
Steve Masiello is not only out at USF, looks like he might be gone at Manhattan as well.
Rice hires VCU assistant Mike Rhoades, who served as HC at Randolph-Macon prior to joining Sharka Smart’s staff in Richmond.
Houston looking for a new coach.
[quote=“Run49er, post:88, topic:28621”]Steve Masiello is not only out at USF, looks like he might be gone at Manhattan as well.
ESPN.com: Manhattan: Steve Masiello on leave[/quote]
I saw him in action a couple years ago in a Manhattan vs UNCW game and all I could think of was used cars salesman.
Now I’m just going by second-hand info here, but doesn’t Lutz get his final six-figure gift from Judy Rose this coming Monday?
This was his last season getting his hand out, yes.
Bobby Lutz lead candidate at App. State.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2014/03/26/4796774/appalachian-state-bobby-lutz.html
Kevin Keatts, Assoc HC from Louisville landed the UNCW gig, 5 yr deal.
Did it say how much they are paying him? I’d be curious to see where it stacks up.
Did it say how much they are paying him? I’d be curious to see where it stacks up.[/quote]
Dunno the pay - but man this would get me excited if I was a UNCW person…
[size=12pt][/size][size=11pt][font=arial]Kevin Keatts, who has won two national prep championships and was runner-up on three occasions as head coach at Hargrave Military Academy over eight seasons, is in his third year on the University of Louisville men’s basketball staff. He was promoted to associate head coach in January 2014 after serving as an assistant coach under head coach Rick Pitino since joining the Cardinals in April 2011.[/font][/size]
[size=11pt][font=arial]“Kevin is one of the best assistants I have had in a long career,” Pitino said. “That’s saying something with the great assistants I’ve had the extreme pleasure to work alongside. He has done an incredible job with all of our current players and recruits.” [/font][/size][size=11pt][font=arial]Keatts has helped the Cardinals assemble two straight top ten recruiting classes. In his two seasons at UofL, the Cardinals have reached the NCAA Final Four twice – including winning the 2013 NCAA Championship – won two Big East Conference championships, and have a combined 65-15 record while winning a school-record 35 games last year.[/font][/size]
ESPN.com’s Jeff Goodman, after surveying more than 200 collegiate coaches, named Keatts as the nation’s third most respected/feared assistant coach in a July 2013 listing
Did it say how much they are paying him? I’d be curious to see where it stacks up.[/quote]
Dunno the pay - but man this would get me excited if I was a UNCW person…
[size=11pt][font=arial]Kevin Keatts, who has won two national prep championships and was runner-up on three occasions as head coach at Hargrave Military Academy over eight seasons, is in his third year on the University of Louisville men’s basketball staff. He was promoted to associate head coach in January 2014 after serving as an assistant coach under head coach Rick Pitino since joining the Cardinals in April 2011.[/font][/size]
[size=11pt][font=arial]“Kevin is one of the best assistants I have had in a long career,” Pitino said. “That’s saying something with the great assistants I’ve had the extreme pleasure to work alongside. He has done an incredible job with all of our current players and recruits.” [/font][/size][size=11pt][font=arial]Keatts has helped the Cardinals assemble two straight top ten recruiting classes. In his two seasons at UofL, the Cardinals have reached the NCAA Final Four twice – including winning the 2013 NCAA Championship – won two Big East Conference championships, and have a combined 65-15 record while winning a school-record 35 games last year.[/font][/size]
ESPN.com’s Jeff Goodman, after surveying more than 200 collegiate coaches, named Keatts as the nation’s third most respected/feared assistant coach in a July 2013 listing[/quote]
:o Nice resume.
Why do you even ask? You are the one that told everyone he was the 3rd assistant at OSU when he was there.