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re: The national opinion on Haith.
Posted on 3/21/13 at 3:55 pm to notsince98
Posted on 3/21/13 at 3:55 pm to notsince98
I would tend to agree. I think he'd be seen in a much better light if Miami wasn't the Miami they are this year.
The whole people can't win in Miami thing has been all but blown out of the water. He's done some great things, but the in game coaching is the reason most of the people are cold in Haith here.
It's a game to game proposition in betting, and he does seem to be a little behind the 8 ball when we're matched up with a team like CSU with a Eustachy on the bench.
The whole people can't win in Miami thing has been all but blown out of the water. He's done some great things, but the in game coaching is the reason most of the people are cold in Haith here.
It's a game to game proposition in betting, and he does seem to be a little behind the 8 ball when we're matched up with a team like CSU with a Eustachy on the bench.
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Posted on 3/21/13 at 11:16 pm to Mizzeaux
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I would tend to agree. I think he'd be seen in a much better light if Miami wasn't the Miami they are this year.
The main reason Miami is so good this year is the same reason Mizzou was good last year. Seniors. Larranaga brought in a great point guard to go with a bunch of Haith's recruits that are now seniors. That doesn't mean that had Haith stayed in Miami that they would be as good as they are with Larranaga. Alot of it has to do with Larkin, the point guard.
But, I do believe that Missouri would have been a totally different team this year if Dixon hadn't "screwed" up.
I think we need to give Haith a couple more years to straighten things out. If he doesn't make improvements, then it is time to move on.
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