Thanks to Run and VA for confirming both points.
My bad guys I was mistaken the salary with Mike Jarvis when he left for St John. But, Iām sure A&M expected a better record in six years than 60-112.
The fact that he doesn't have one yet, one game away from conference play, can't be too comforting for him.I agree. I have to wonder that if he is eventually offered the job, it will be for less money than he is currently making.
[QUOTE=Niner89;281907]But, Iām sure A&M expected a better record in six years than 60-112.[/QUOTE]
If those numbers had been reversed, then Wat might still be in College Station.
[QUOTE=RWORKMAN09;281725]Ian needs to expand his game to become a more serious threat. While Lee is primarily an outside shooter, he drives drives to the basket on occasion. Ian generally gets it passed to him and shoots. Sometimes heāll take a few steps and then pass it, but he almost never tries to drive. I only saw Plavich play a couple of times, so someone correct me if Iām wrong, but wasnāt Plavich the same way? The times I saw him I never really saw him do anything except throw up three after three. When I saw him he was a better shooter than Ian is now, but their games seemed pretty similar.[/QUOTE]
Similar. Plavich had a quicker release and had to be guarded as soon as he came across half-court. He would literally let if fly from the āCharlotteā logo and as long as he was squared up first he was $$$$. But you are correct, Plavich didnāt take many shots that werenāt behind the 3pt line. Ian has shown a little driving ability but needs to do it more often, just to keep defenses honest. Iām not saying taking it all the way to the hole, but a pump-fake, then taking it to the ft line for a jumper would do wonders. Right now I think heās becoming to predictable on offense.