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Originally Posted by
Liverpooldawg
We got rid of the cause of that, and it wasn't Sidney, no matter what your opinion of him. That was why I never paid much attention to the hue and cry about that, Sidney being a lazy fat dude was a totally separate deal.
I loved stans but it doesnt change the fact that he lost control of the program.
It is what it is.
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Originally Posted by
BayouDawg
I loved stans but it doesnt change the fact that he lost control of the program.
It is what it is.
Some MSU fans have a hard time letting go. Doesn't mean Stansbury wasn't bad. It just means that like most people it was time for him to move on.
If you're a coach at MSU and you win the SEC you're probably going to be set for life in the eyes of some of our fans and that's not a good thing because the reality is coaches in sports have a shelf life and then it's time to move on. Same with any coach at any level basically.
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
Some MSU fans have a hard time letting go. Doesn't mean Stansbury wasn't bad. It just means that like most people it was time for him to move on.
If you're a coach at MSU and you win the SEC you're probably going to be set for life in the eyes of some of our fans and that's not a good thing because the reality is coaches in sports have a shelf life and then it's time to move on. Same with any coach at any level basically.
Very true
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Western KY - scored 93 points
Originally Posted by
tcdog70
No shit SHERLOCK. Stans won tonight..just saying
Western KY scored 90+ points plus shot 87% from the foul line (27 of 31)!
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This thread is a joke just like Howland and this Moorhead Shitshow he is running. i could get pickup game players and compete better than this team!
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
Some MSU fans have a hard time letting go. Doesn't mean Stansbury wasn't bad. It just means that like most people it was time for him to move on.
If you're a coach at MSU and you win the SEC you're probably going to be set for life in the eyes of some of our fans and that's not a good thing because the reality is coaches in sports have a shelf life and then it's time to move on. Same with any coach at any level basically.
Might be easier to move on if our program hasn’t been shitty to average since we booted Him. Say what you want but if we had left Rick alone we would have been to many post seasons and would have continued to wax that Rebel ass.
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
Some MSU fans have a hard time letting go. Doesn't mean Stansbury wasn't bad. It just means that like most people it was time for him to move on.
If you're a coach at MSU and you win the SEC you're probably going to be set for life in the eyes of some of our fans and that's not a good thing because the reality is coaches in sports have a shelf life and then it's time to move on. Same with any coach at any level basically.
1948–1975 UCLA ----- John Wooden
I wonder just when he should have moved on?
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Originally Posted by
tcdog70
Might be easier to move on if our program hasn’t been shitty to average since we booted Him. Say what you want but if we had left Rick alone we would have been to many post seasons and would have continued to wax that Rebel ass.
Except probably not. The trajectory of the late Stansbury years in no way supports that the last 5 years would have been as good as Howland's 5. Although to be fair, we would probably have been much better in Ray's 3 years.
Originally Posted by
Quaoarsking
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Stands is 0-4 at making the NCAA Tourney at Western Kentucky. He misses it again this season and he may be available for hire.
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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MSU doesn't give two shits about basketball. Howland isn't good (glad everyone else is finally getting on board with that), but our program is dead by our own doing. Other than hiring Ray, we hired a guy to get us back on the map, but he's done all he can do. He's got little left in the tank. The Hump should be imploded. It's a terrible venue and facility. It's a eyesore on campus. We keep patchworking it to death. We forced out the students with the awful seating arrangements. Basketball is well behind football and baseball in importance to MSU. We're getting what we put into it.
Last edited by Cooterpoot; 11-26-2020 at 12:13 PM.
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Howland has nothing left, but he has made us decent after the death penalty imposed by hiring Rick Ray. That is the single worst hire in MSU history. Having said that, the truth of the matter is no one wants this job. Its a dead end and coaching searches showed how little interest there was after Stansbury.
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Jesus.
Firing Stans didn't destroy our program. Hiring Rick Ray did that job.
If anything, we waited too long to get rid of Stans. I wish we would've encouraged him to take that Clemson job when he was courted.
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Originally Posted by
Cooterpoot
MSU doesn't give two shits about basketball. Howland isn't good (glad everyone else is finally getting on board with that), but our program is dead by our own doing. Other than hiring Ray, we hired a guy to get us back on the map, but he's done all he can do. He's got little left in the tank. The Hump should be imploded. It's a terrible venue and facility. It's a eyesore on campus. We keep patchworking it to death. We forced out the students with the awful seating arrangements. Basketball is well behind football and baseball in importance to MSU. We're getting what we put into it.
Dose of reality^^^
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Originally Posted by
CaptainObvious
Frankly, a fight amongst State players on the bench tonight would have showed more excitement than that offensive explosion.****
They would all swing and miss, but Ado would pick up 3 fouls.
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Originally Posted by
bobcat91
Howland has nothing left, but he has made us decent after the death penalty imposed by hiring Rick Ray. That is the single worst hire in MSU history. Having said that, the truth of the matter is no one wants this job. Its a dead end and coaching searches showed how little interest there was after Stansbury.
We've only had 1 coaching search and that was when we were labeled "the most dysfunctional program in the country". Howland was delivered to us on a silver platter and was done before we pulled the trigger on Ray
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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Stands hasnt coached an NCAA Tourney game as a HC since 2009
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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Originally Posted by
Cooterpoot
MSU doesn't give two shits about basketball. Howland isn't good (glad everyone else is finally getting on board with that), but our program is dead by our own doing. Other than hiring Ray, we hired a guy to get us back on the map, but he's done all he can do. He's got little left in the tank. The Hump should be imploded. It's a terrible venue and facility. It's a eyesore on campus. We keep patchworking it to death. We forced out the students with the awful seating arrangements. Basketball is well behind football and baseball in importance to MSU. We're getting what we put into it.
This is very accurate. College basketball in itself is going down the drain imo. Poor quality product due to overrated selfish players, the aau system, and kids more worried about getting to the league early.
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You guys still watch MSU men's basketball?????! Lol
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Originally Posted by
tcdog70
Might be easier to move on if our program hasn’t been shitty to average since we booted Him. Say what you want but if we had left Rick alone we would have been to many post seasons and would have continued to wax that Rebel ass.
I think the bottom was going to fall out anyway and then it would have been like Jackie's last three years.
Common theme here- MSU replacing a coach with a shitty one. Curious to see how Stricklin handles a major hire at Florida.
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Originally Posted by
Percho
1948–1975 UCLA ----- John Wooden
I wonder just when he should have moved on?
Yeah- that's the exception.
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