LeoBloom
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Ha!!Ziggy? Is that you?
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Ha!!Ziggy? Is that you?
I don’t think this game really moves the needle much one way or the other regarding his coaching future. I mean it went about like most people probably expected: team rolled over early and got themselves in a comically large deficit and then made a run in garbage team to make the final score not look like a total train wreck.Glad I’m not watching, but checking the score, I think this marks the end of the Hubert Davis era. And I previously thought he should be given at least one more year. This is unacceptable. And I din’t mean just this game. It’s an accumulation.
I think you're incorrect here. Nobody saw the garbage time comeback. 95% of UNC fans were done by halftime....and it wasn't just this single game they were done with.I don’t think this game really moves the needle much one way or the other regarding his coaching future. I mean it went about like most people probably expected: team rolled over early and got themselves in a comically large deficit and then made a run in garbage team to make the final score not look like a total train wreck.
I think it would take the team completely folding up shop the rest of the season and finishing close to .500 or worse for the PTB to seriously consider making a coaching change. Which I guess you can’t rule out completely at this point, but I don’t see it happening. The ACC is just so bad.
I thought we’d come out on fire in the first half and look decent, then dook would kill us on the second.I don’t think this game really moves the needle much one way or the other regarding his coaching future. I mean it went about like most people probably expected: team rolled over early and got themselves in a comically large deficit and then made a run in garbage team to make the final score not look like a total train wreck.
You think this one result is the breaking point with the PTB that will get him fired? I just don’t see it.I think you're incorrect here. Nobody saw the garbage time comeback. 95% of UNC fans were done by halftime....and it wasn't just this single game they were done with.
Watched it all, my friend.Lots of people didn’t watch - or said they wouldn’t. Score check list game shows Las Vegas essentially on the money.
Those that did watch are mainly diehards or big time haters - not much change in thinking there.
I’m a diehard but I admit that I did not see a game prosecuted in a likable manner.
I thought you were joking no jokingout rebounded em![]()
Well, that's what we said after game 1 in 2022. And then we won the next two. Unfortunately, unless Cade Tyson is secretly Brady Manek, I don't see any magic levers we can pull to orchestrate that kind of reverso for February and March.Sorry to say, the better team with better players won easily. The Heels would lose 95% of the time to that team this year.
Watched it all, my friend.
Sad state our program is in.
Withers reached and touched him on the arm-PitifulFlagg gets some calls.
I think people see the GM idea and equate it with the way that role functions in the NBA or NFL.I feel like if UNC decides to keep Coach Davis hiring a top notch GM for the basketball program is a must - and perhaps requiring an upgrade among the assistant coaches?
This is a good point, but there can still be a use for a GM. First, as you say, organizing the NIL expenses. Planning for the future. Things that coaches aren't good at and don't have time for.I think people see the GM idea and equate it with the way that role functions in the NBA or NFL.
Yes, UNC having a GM would definitely help with the administrative side of things in terms of working out NIL details and making up lost ground on that front. It would also probably help with scouting. At the end of the day at the college level though, all of the personnel evaluations and decisions run through the head coach. If Hubert struggles with roster construction now, hiring a GM isn’t a silver bullet fix for that.