The 56% free throw percentage does not augur well for growth.I really, truly believe that people have given up on Tyson *way* too early.
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The 56% free throw percentage does not augur well for growth.I really, truly believe that people have given up on Tyson *way* too early.
I responded. Maybe you missed it. I explained that I did not think anyone had literally told EC to hit the road, but that we had made clear that he would not be a priority.That's basically what I said.
I asked you a bunch of times and got crickets
Ben came back and stated in that same thread, several times, that it was not about money. To be precise, without violating the "copy/paste" agreement, that the two sides were never going to come to terms on money because an EC/Seth backcourt was not a viable option to HD and HD wants Seth back; i.e., HD would never agree to anything less than below what EC wanted/should be paid, if EC wanted to stay. Hence, HD/staff basically told EC he was not wanted anymore.All right...thank you.
I read it as UNC and EC were not going to come to agreement about $$, which basically translates into "we're not going to pay EC what he wants, we're going to focus our financial resources elsewhere." Okay.
But yea, thank you for directing me to the basis for some of that chatter.
What do you mean? He’s not getting fired before the season.
No, not that. I mean the clock is ticking in terms of 1) being successful in the portal again (bringing in some dawgs like Manek, Ingram and Ryan. Except of course in the way of a PG and a starting big, and if Drake goes, a good sized 3, among other needs), and 2) translate that into a top 3 finish in conference and at least a Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAAT.What do you mean? He’s not getting fired before the season.
Odd statement after a full season.I really, truly believe that people have given up on Tyson *way* too early.
And see, this is where I have a huge problem with HD. Now, I’ll start by saying I’ve been on the Coach Davis bandwagon from the get go, and would always defend him at every step. I continued to be on his side all the way up until I got wind that EC was being shown the door.Ben came back and stated in that same thread, several times, that it was not about money. To be precise, without violating the "copy/paste" agreement, that the two sides were never going to come to terms on money because an EC/Seth backcourt was not a viable option to HD and HD wants Seth back; i.e., HD would never agree to anything less than below what EC wanted/should be paid, if EC wanted to stay. Hence, HD/staff basically told EC he was not wanted anymore.
But you do know when (if he actually did) make the decision to move on from EC. He may have been holding out the possibility until the final buzzer.And see, this is where I have a huge problem with HD. Now, I’ll start by saying I’ve been on the Coach Davis bandwagon from the get go, and would always defend him at every step. I continued to be on his side all the way up until I got wind that EC was being shown the door.
My problem is, if you knew you weren’t thrilled with having EC back, why on earth did you continue to give him starts, PT, and suffer through all of his turnovers, fouls and lack of size on the court? Hubert played EC as if he was still grooming him to come back for his junior season, and have all of that experience behind him to build on.
Once the line up situation had finally settled, the best team was RJ at PG, Trimble (or Ian) at 2, Drake at 3 along with JWit and VAL. With EC, Ian (or Seth) and JWash coming off the bench.
JWash lost his starting spot, so he’s transferring. That’s understandable and Hubert probably new it would be best. If Hubert had any idea that EC was also probably leaving (by being shown the door in a round about way) he shouldn’t have coddled him so. Sit EC and give those minutes to Ian, or Seth… who we now learn HD wants back.
Perhaps I’m not making any sense, but Hubert lost me just a tad, if that’s indeed how this all played out with EC.
No one involved in CBB in any real way is ignorant of what the Carolina HC job looks like...it's a tradition-rich, elite-tier job in which high-level results are expected by the administration and the fan base.Not completely a devil's advocate since I'm not totally neutral but think about our next coach AHD. We all know that the program is in the doldrums. Are we going looking for a coach after he took us to the NCAAs 3 out of 4 years and won a hundred games. (yes, I know the quality of the wins but, to an outsider, the numbers are still the numbers.) Then, the school inaugurates a new system with a GM and after some struggles, it's a blah year. If Hubert is effectively one and done in that scenario, is that a pro or con in who we can get to come? Will the challenge matter more than the what some might consider some high expectations and in a hurry.
I agree about the staeting lineup and rotation. It doesn't make sense for Hubert to show Cadeau the door but still started him all season. It also went way too long before he had Powell and Withers in the starting lineup.And see, this is where I have a huge problem with HD. Now, I’ll start by saying I’ve been on the Coach Davis bandwagon from the get go, and would always defend him at every step. I continued to be on his side all the way up until I got wind that EC was being shown the door.
My problem is, if you knew you weren’t thrilled with having EC back, why on earth did you continue to give him starts, PT, and suffer through all of his turnovers, fouls and lack of size on the court? Hubert played EC as if he was still grooming him to come back for his junior season, and have all of that experience behind him to build on.
Once the line up situation had finally settled, the best team was RJ at PG, Trimble (or Ian) at 2, Drake at 3 along with JWit and VAL. With EC, Ian (or Seth) and JWash coming off the bench.
JWash lost his starting spot, so he’s transferring. That’s understandable and Hubert probably new it would be best. If Hubert had any idea that EC was also probably leaving (by being shown the door in a round about way) he shouldn’t have coddled him so. Sit EC and give those minutes to Ian, or Seth… who we now learn HD wants back.
Perhaps I’m not making any sense, but Hubert lost me just a tad, if that’s indeed how this all played out with EC.
My take on EC is based not on any inside knowledge (which I don't really have) but on reading from multiple sources.And see, this is where I have a huge problem with HD. Now, I’ll start by saying I’ve been on the Coach Davis bandwagon from the get go, and would always defend him at every step. I continued to be on his side all the way up until I got wind that EC was being shown the door.
My problem is, if you knew you weren’t thrilled with having EC back, why on earth did you continue to give him starts, PT, and suffer through all of his turnovers, fouls and lack of size on the court? Hubert played EC as if he was still grooming him to come back for his junior season, and have all of that experience behind him to build on.
Once the line up situation had finally settled, the best team was RJ at PG, Trimble (or Ian) at 2, Drake at 3 along with JWit and VAL. With EC, Ian (or Seth) and JWash coming off the bench.
JWash lost his starting spot, so he’s transferring. That’s understandable and Hubert probably new it would be best. If Hubert had any idea that EC was also probably leaving (by being shown the door in a round about way) he shouldn’t have coddled him so. Sit EC and give those minutes to Ian, or Seth… who we now learn HD wants back.
Perhaps I’m not making any sense, but Hubert lost me just a tad, if that’s indeed how this all played out with EC.
Odd statement after a full season.
My take on EC is based not on any inside knowledge (which I don't really have) but on reading from multiple sources.
I'm not sure that Carolina "showed EC the door" as much as the two sides were pretty significantly apart on how things should be going forward and it ended up being Carolina who said they wouldn't meet EC's expectations. I think that it's likely that up through the end that both sides hoped something could be worked out to keep Cadeau at Carolina in a mutually-agreeable way (even if neither side necessarily expected that to happen) and that it was better for both sides that things continue as they were until the end of the season and final decisions were made.
I probably like EC better than most UNC fans and I'm really sad that we couldn't keep him in Chapel Hill. But I'm not ready to say that we were wrong to let him move on as I don't know what his expectations were and it might have been best to not go too far to meet them. I do think we're going to pay a price for losing him, but without more details it's hard to know if it was the right move or not.
The 56% free throw percentage does not augur well for growth.
Ben came back and stated in that same thread, several times, that it was not about money. To be precise, without violating the "copy/paste" agreement, that the two sides were never going to come to terms on money because an EC/Seth backcourt was not a viable option to HD and HD wants Seth back; i.e., HD would never agree to anything less than below what EC wanted/should be paid, if EC wanted to stay. Hence, HD/staff basically told EC he was not wanted anymore.
He only missed about 10 free throws a year on 80 attempts at Belmont and he missed almost the same number on just 15 attempts at UNC.I actually think it shows the opposite, he was an 80% FT shooter at Belmont. It shows his shooting woes are mainly mental...and that if he somehow overcomes those mental hurdles he may be a piece for us after all.
Snoop, you follow along on IC so I'm assuming you saw where Ben (and others) stated that HD didn't think a backcourt of EC and Seth was a viable option. Not that they couldn't meet his expectations, or money, or EC wanted out (contrary, in fact). Nor did anyone say that HD tried to work anything out. IC was adamant that HD viewed the EC/Seth backcourt as not a viable option and that HD wanted Seth back, and that was the reason EC and HD split. So, while HD most likely did not tell EC to get out directly, his actions all but told him to hit the bricks.My take on EC is based not on any inside knowledge (which I don't really have) but on reading from multiple sources.
I'm not sure that Carolina "showed EC the door" as much as the two sides were pretty significantly apart on how things should be going forward and it ended up being Carolina who said they wouldn't meet EC's expectations. I think that it's likely that up through the end that both sides hoped something could be worked out to keep Cadeau at Carolina in a mutually-agreeable way (even if neither side necessarily expected that to happen) and that it was better for both sides that things continue as they were until the end of the season and final decisions were made.
I probably like EC better than most UNC fans and I'm really sad that we couldn't keep him in Chapel Hill. But I'm not ready to say that we were wrong to let him move on as I don't know what his expectations were and it might have been best to not go too far to meet them. I do think we're going to pay a price for losing him, but without more details it's hard to know if it was the right move or not.
I doubt Seth is going to come back if there's any chance he's not starting next year. I think HD's meeting with EC (at least as reported by IC) points to their intention of starting Seth next year. Yes, they're are talking with 2 guards, we'll have to wait and see how is willing to come to UNC, given the high likelihood that they'd be playing behind Seth...unless for some reason they intend to move Seth to a different position.Well they're recruiting other 2 guards and point guards, and IJ could possibly come back, and Seth is still probably staying.
So Seth might find himself not starting anyway, so I have a hard time understanding why EC and 6th man Seth couldn't co-exist. Unless whatever was between them was personal. Which I highly doubt.