- March 23rd, 2010, 9:19 am
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Now when you bring in a new coach, you have more leverage that someone who was just fired and is UNEMPLOYED (RMK). Now you can balk at someones salary demands ( boy that Brad Stevens guy wasn't worth it was he) if you feel that this guy isn't as good of a fit as someone else, but the checkbook was open either way and everyone knows it.
Th3rd wrote:What im saying is in those two circumstances FB and WBB, JB had NO leverage in negotations. So there really wasn't much to talk about, except to quickly work out a managable raise and extension. WBB just came off a sweet 16 run, and if anyone found out JB was getting cheap and let Rocco go, he would have been calling Danny Lovett for a job.Rocketfan wrote:I honestly can't believe i just read people compliment an AD on hiring a VB coach and Womens soccer coach.....These sports generate less than 0 revenue and no one cares about either.
Then you compliment him on "retaining" a FB coach and a WBB coach.....unless JB personally wrote the check from his bank account you have lost your mind. He simply approached the hire ups " can i him this?" and got a yes.....now lets all do the riverdance in his honor.
the reason i bolded this was because in saying that you just completed my argument. thank you. saying you want to fire the AD because he made a bad hire is wrong by the logic you use as well. and can we blame the AD for not retaining a coach, again I would say by your logic that would be a no. By your logic the AD does nothing but go to the higher ups and ask permission to keep them. So ultimately all hirings, firings, and all such things should be blamed on the "higher ups" not the AD
Now when you bring in a new coach, you have more leverage that someone who was just fired and is UNEMPLOYED (RMK). Now you can balk at someones salary demands ( boy that Brad Stevens guy wasn't worth it was he) if you feel that this guy isn't as good of a fit as someone else, but the checkbook was open either way and everyone knows it.
From Bill Simmons:
See " The Sneeze" time stamp - 7:45
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/st ... ons/090903
See " The Sneeze" time stamp - 7:45
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/st ... ons/090903


