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Bingo. One of the slimiest coaches around, but the Final Four is all that matters.Gonads23 said:
Pearl has got to be cheating but who cares, he's in the final 4.
TXAggie2011 said:
"The Hop Years" were a **** show I both miss terribly and don't miss at all
BIG mad...by the way, how many Final Fours did Howland reach with all that lights out recruiting?Bunk Moreland said:
He mad
Hop, would love another go around on Frank Martin between you and (I think) Lefraud.Hop said:
Since some posters on this thread brought up Frank Martin, care to discuss his current situation…one NCAA in 10 seasons?
_lefraud_ said:
Well it essentially comes down to this:
2 S16
Co-Champion
vs
Final Four
They both had roughly the same league record from 2013-2019. On average, they finished 7th/8th in the league. Martin was 5-4 against Kennedy during that span.
_lefraud_ said:
It's clear you don't even read posts, or your reading comprehension is just very poor.
I said you (and others) would argue that Kennedy's tenure at A&M was better...which is in fact, CRAZY
_lefraud_ said:
The Frank Martin saga is all detailed here...LINK
In short, you believed that Frank Martin should have been on the hot seat after his third year. Yet, you didn't believe the same for Kennedy in his third year, when they were essentially identically after 3 years...same with Pearl after his third year.
Just another example where you were deflecting what was going on in Aggieland with Kennedy, by trying to show other (good) coaches were having their own problems early in their respective tenures. Yet, you didn't do the same with Kennedy, you've just been moving goal posts ever since you came on board in 2014.
In Spring 2015 (third year) you thought Martin's seat should be hot, in 2017 he made the Final Four
In Spring 2016 (third year) you thought Pearl's seat should be hot, in 2019 he made the Final Four
Billy Kennedy was an awful coach
OK, 115-120 and 70-66. Damnit.LawHall88 said:
Frank Martin is an interesting case study on how much one big year (really 2, although he only made the NCAA tourney one) can extend the coaching career. Martin is now in his 10th season at South Carolina. His best two seasons were the 2015-16 (25-9) and 2016-17 (26-11, Final Four) where he went a combined 51-20. The other 8 seasons, including this season, his record is a cumulative 114-120. Since the Final Four appearance, he's 69-66.
At what point do you decide that two year stretch was an anomaly, and he is very unlikely to repeat it?
LawHall88 said:OK, 115-120 and 70-66. Damnit.LawHall88 said:
Frank Martin is an interesting case study on how much one big year (really 2, although he only made the NCAA tourney one) can extend the coaching career. Martin is now in his 10th season at South Carolina. His best two seasons were the 2015-16 (25-9) and 2016-17 (26-11, Final Four) where he went a combined 51-20. The other 8 seasons, including this season, his record is a cumulative 114-120. Since the Final Four appearance, he's 69-66.
At what point do you decide that two year stretch was an anomaly, and he is very unlikely to repeat it?