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Posted on 3/30/14 at 3:45 pm to jb4
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So Ben Howland to the vols?
If they are smart. He is a better coach than what they have.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 3:45 pm to TT9
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If you guys let him go, you better have an ace in the hole. I think Martin is gonna be good.
I have no confidence in our AD. We hired Derek fricking Dooley
Posted on 3/30/14 at 3:49 pm to beaver
If he's to thin skined to take criticism, he should probably move on.
I think he's just trying to get a bump in salary along with an extention.
Those schools without football will eventually become bad basketball schools also, the football money will be used to buy the best basketball coaches and thete is nothing Georgetown, Marquette or Villanova can do about it in the long run.
I think he's just trying to get a bump in salary along with an extention.
Those schools without football will eventually become bad basketball schools also, the football money will be used to buy the best basketball coaches and thete is nothing Georgetown, Marquette or Villanova can do about it in the long run.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 3:50 pm to Supravol22
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I have no confidence in our AD. We hired Derek fricking Dooley
Well that and Kiffin is the reason that Mike Hamilton is no longer AD. Still, Hart I don't trust yet - no reason to.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:13 pm to Prof
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A lot of unreturned calls today. UT says there is no update to give re: Cuonzo Martin, Marquette. Martin and #Vols assistants aren't talking
GV247
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:19 pm to volfan30
Gone
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:21 pm to Prof
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We're as bad as UK in terms of basketball obsession
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:21 pm to lowspark12
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he's not worth it... i don't really mind UTs approach in all of this... but they need to be prepared to end up looking foolish if/when he walks and they don't hire better or equal replacement.
I agree completely, and I'm already prepared for an awful hire.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:28 pm to volfan30
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A lot of unreturned calls today. UT says there is no update to give re: Cuonzo Martin, Marquette. Martin and #Vols assistants aren't talking
GV247
Both our basketball teams make the Sweet 16 and instead of being happy it's like the Night of the Long Knives on VN and our AD is playing hardball with one of those coaches. Yeah we're not a basketball school.
I, for one, have my mattress at the ready in case Hart fricks this up.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:30 pm to ohiovol
We are just as bad. We're just not as good.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:30 pm to volfan30
Good. He deserves better than Tennessee and their shitty (not all) basketball fans who signed a fricking petition to get him out.
This post was edited on 3/30/14 at 4:31 pm
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:32 pm to Henry Jones Jr
I did not sign the petition, attended 20 games (including multiple road games and the S16 game) but I don't think he is a very good coach. What do I deserve?
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:35 pm to Prof
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DON MOTHERfrickING DEVOE
Followed by the Crum assistant
Followed by the guy from Marquette (but not the good one)
Then some wins
Followed by the guy that took them back to the NIT
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constantly being on the edge of orgasm
not under those 3 coaches
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:46 pm to Wanderin Reb
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If you can make the Sweet 16 and still have a pissed off fanbase, you should leave.
/thread
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:48 pm to Henry Jones Jr
Our fan base literally has millions and millions of people both inside and outside our foot print. Granted it shouldn't have happened, ever, but if him and that 1.3+ million aren't thick skinned enough to put up with a vocal 3% of fans than I don't know what to tell you, and this is coming from someone who would like for him to stay.
By SEC standards UT is a football and basketball school. The criticism is going to be hot for both sports or both sports are going to produce demi god coaches that the fans love. It's cutt throat, but such is college athletics.
By SEC standards UT is a football and basketball school. The criticism is going to be hot for both sports or both sports are going to produce demi god coaches that the fans love. It's cutt throat, but such is college athletics.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:49 pm to Prof
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We are just as bad.
Ridiculous. We have some good fans but it's obviously a secondary sport.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:49 pm to Cheese Grits
I'd rather see him stay but I will be fine either way. Zo isn't the only basketball coach out there. Tennessee's fan support on basketball is on par with UK, UNC, Syracuse, Indiana, Louisville. UT even has world class arena and top notch facilities. Tradition is only thing that UT lacks.
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Attendance Leaders
LINK
2006 School G Attendance Avg.
1. Kentucky 15 341,445 22,763
2. Syracuse 19 410,153 21,587
3. North Carolina 17 344,071 20,239
4. Louisville 22 402,963 18,316
5. Tennessee 15 269,310 17,954
6. Maryland 17 291,961 17,174
7. Wisconsin 16 274,272 17,142
8. Indiana 13 220,343 16,949
9. Illinois 16 265,888 16,618
10. Kansas 16 260,800 16,300
11. Ohio St. 17 261,622 15,389
12. Arkansas 16 239,336 14,958
13. Memphis 20 297,328 14,866
14. Michigan St. 14 206,626 14,759
15. Wake Forest 18 263,970 14,665
16. Arizona 14 204,213 14,586
17. North Carolina St. 18 260,509 14,472
18. Marquette 16 223,983 13,998
19. Connecticut 16 223,176 13,948
20. Creighton 17 236,313 13,900
21. New Mexico 17 227,575 13,386
22. Texas 17 221,415 13,024
23. Dayton 17 211,176 12,422
24. Vanderbilt 16 195,159 12,197
25. Iowa 17 204,102 12,006
2007 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 16 374,737 23,421
2. Syracuse 22 473,353 21,516
3. North Carolina 17 351,785 20,693
4. Tennessee 16 314,571 19,661
5. Louisville 20 369,763 18,488
6. Ohio St. 18 315,539 17,530
7. Wisconsin 19 326,610 17,190
8. Maryland 19 319,616 16,822
9. Arkansas 16 267,520 16,720
10. Illinois 17 282,506 16,618
11. Indiana 15 247,103 16,474
12. Kansas 18 293,400 16,300
13. Creighton 14 222,728 15,909
14. Marquette 20 306,893 15,345
15. Michigan St. 19 280,421 14,759
16. Memphis 19 276,014 14,527
17. Arizona 16 227,239 14,202
18. North Carolina St. 20 279,035 13,952
19. Virginia 17 229,858 13,521
20. Connecticut 20 260,231 13,012
21. Oklahoma St. 18 234,142 13,008
22. Texas 16 207,504 12,969
23. New Mexico 18 231,346 12,853
24. South Carolina 17 218,240 12,838
25. Iowa St. 17 212,310 12,489
2008 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 405,964 22,554
2. North Carolina 16 327,953 20,497
3. Syracuse 22 447,587 20,345
4. Tennessee 16 324,274 20,267
5. Louisville 17 331,184 19,481
6. Maryland 19 341,050 17,950
7. Wisconsin 18 309,420 17,190
8. Arkansas 16 274,360 17,148
9. Indiana 19 320,641 16,876
10. Memphis 21 351,718 16,748
11. Illinois 15 249,270 16,618
12. Ohio St. 20 331,731 16,587
13. Kansas 20 328,182 16,409
14. Marquette 17 276,064 16,239
15. Creighton 18 276,000 15,333
16. North Carolina St. 16 240,682 15,043
17. Michigan St. 17 250,903 14,759
18. New Mexico 18 258,493 14,361
19. Arizona 17 241,703 14,218
20. Texas 18 248,673 13,815
21. BYU 16 216,295 13,518
22. Vanderbilt 19 254,945 13,418
23. Iowa St. 18 239,697 13,317
24. Georgetown 16 207,286 12,955
25. Kansas St. 17 212,987 12,529
2009 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 19 422,547 22,239
2. Syracuse 19 399,841 21,044
3. North Carolina 15 315,519 21,035
4. Tennessee 15 307,239 20,483
5. Louisville 18 349,142 19,397
6. Wisconsin 16 275,680 17,230
7. Maryland 18 306,858 17,048
8. Memphis 20 338,658 16,933
9. Kansas 19 310,652 16,350
10. Marquette 18 291,596 16,200
11. Arkansas 18 288,781 16,043
12. Creighton 19 302,676 15,930
13. Illinois 17 263,477 15,499
14. Ohio St. 18 278,319 15,462
15. Michigan St. 14 206,626 14,759
16. Indiana 15 214,971 14,331
17. New Mexico 18 251,883 13,994
18. Purdue 18 246,744 13,708
19. Arizona 17 232,576 13,681
20. Texas 15 204,240 13,616
21. North Carolina St. 18 242,206 13,456
22. UNLV 18 242,019 13,446
23. Minnesota 19 254,602 13,400
24. BYU 16 214,134 13,383
25. Vanderbilt 17 225,686 13,276
2010 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 433,989 24,111
2. Syracuse 19 420,890 22,152
3. Louisville 19 368,537 19,397
4. Tennessee 16 306,680 19,168
5. North Carolina 19 337,934 17,786
6. Wisconsin 17 292,910 17,230
7. Maryland 16 268,673 16,792
8. Memphis 20 329,968 16,498
9. Kansas 19 312,230 16,433
10. Marquette 17 265,484 15,617
11. Indiana 17 260,028 15,296
12. Illinois 18 267,658 14,870
13. Michigan St. 17 250,903 14,759
14. Texas 17 248,697 14,629
15. Creighton 17 246,419 14,495
16. Ohio St. 18 255,265 14,181
17. BYU 16 224,460 14,029
18. UNLV 19 264,422 13,917
19. Arizona 16 221,047 13,815
20. Purdue 16 218,896 13,681
21. Vanderbilt 16 217,965 13,623
22. New Mexico 18 244,718 13,595
23. Minnesota 17 228,709 13,453
24. North Carolina St. 17 224,131 13,184
25. Arkansas 21 276,821 13,182
2011 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 15 354,046 23,603
2. Syracuse 19 423,924 22,312
3. Louisville 21 458,463 21,832
4. North Carolina 15 287,155 19,144
5. Tennessee 18 341,130 18,952
6. BYU 14 261,989 18,714
7. Wisconsin 16 275,680 17,230
8. Memphis 19 318,601 16,768
9. Kansas 18 295,856 16,436
10. Illinois 16 253,623 15,851
11. Marquette 18 280,545 15,586
12. Indiana 18 274,663 15,259
13. Ohio St. 20 302,498 15,125
14. Maryland 18 268,380 14,910
15. Michigan St. 15 221,955 14,797
16. New Mexico 17 247,689 14,570
17. Purdue 16 222,659 13,916
18. Vanderbilt 17 234,632 13,802
19. North Carolina St. 16 220,457 13,779
20. Arizona 17 232,561 13,680
21. Texas 18 246,044 13,669
22. Creighton 22 297,161 13,507
23. UNLV 17 225,301 13,253
24. Minnesota 17 225,105 13,241
25. Georgetown 14 177,448 12,675
2012 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 426,978 23,721
2. Syracuse 19 448,736 23,618
3. Louisville 20 430,052 21,503
4. North Carolina 18 362,867 20,159
5. Wisconsin 18 309,255 17,181
6. Creighton 16 266,632 16,665
7. Tennessee 19 314,321 16,543
8. Ohio St. 20 330,210 16,511
9. Indiana 19 312,770 16,462
10. Kansas 17 279,557 16,445
11. Memphis 20 324,670 16,234
12. BYU 16 246,777 15,424
13. Marquette 16 242,205 15,138
14. Illinois 18 269,739 14,986
15. Michigan St. 18 266,346 14,797
16. New Mexico 16 231,262 14,454
17. UNLV 19 266,469 14,025
18. Vanderbilt 18 246,561 13,698
19. Arizona 18 244,829 13,602
20. North Carolina St. 19 257,638 13,560
21. Purdue 17 226,504 13,324
22. Maryland 17 224,090 13,182
23. Arkansas 21 275,020 13,096
24. Iowa St. 18 234,266 13,015
25. Kansas St. 16 204,527 12,783
2013 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 415,775 23,099
2. Syracuse 19 426,347 22,439
3. Louisville 16 345,129 21,571
4. North Carolina 16 309,603 19,350
5. Indiana 19 330,832 17,412
6. Creighton 17 291,643 17,155
7. Wisconsin 18 303,172 16,843
8. Tennessee 17 282,794 16,635
9. Ohio St. 18 297,428 16,524
10. Kansas 18 295,889 16,438
11. Memphis 18 294,044 16,336
12. North Carolina St. 17 277,087 16,299
13. BYU 18 287,750 15,986
14. UNLV 22 334,320 15,196
15. Marquette 16 240,530 15,033
16. New Mexico 16 240,351 15,022
17. Illinois 17 255,213 15,013
18. Michigan St. 18 258,138 14,341
19. Arizona 16 226,505 14,157
20. Arkansas 19 261,242 13,750
21. Iowa 20 272,496 13,625
22. Iowa St. 17 227,683 13,393
23. Minnesota 17 213,865 12,580
24. Kansas St. 18 225,503 12,528
25. Maryland 21 26
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Attendance Leaders
LINK
2006 School G Attendance Avg.
1. Kentucky 15 341,445 22,763
2. Syracuse 19 410,153 21,587
3. North Carolina 17 344,071 20,239
4. Louisville 22 402,963 18,316
5. Tennessee 15 269,310 17,954
6. Maryland 17 291,961 17,174
7. Wisconsin 16 274,272 17,142
8. Indiana 13 220,343 16,949
9. Illinois 16 265,888 16,618
10. Kansas 16 260,800 16,300
11. Ohio St. 17 261,622 15,389
12. Arkansas 16 239,336 14,958
13. Memphis 20 297,328 14,866
14. Michigan St. 14 206,626 14,759
15. Wake Forest 18 263,970 14,665
16. Arizona 14 204,213 14,586
17. North Carolina St. 18 260,509 14,472
18. Marquette 16 223,983 13,998
19. Connecticut 16 223,176 13,948
20. Creighton 17 236,313 13,900
21. New Mexico 17 227,575 13,386
22. Texas 17 221,415 13,024
23. Dayton 17 211,176 12,422
24. Vanderbilt 16 195,159 12,197
25. Iowa 17 204,102 12,006
2007 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 16 374,737 23,421
2. Syracuse 22 473,353 21,516
3. North Carolina 17 351,785 20,693
4. Tennessee 16 314,571 19,661
5. Louisville 20 369,763 18,488
6. Ohio St. 18 315,539 17,530
7. Wisconsin 19 326,610 17,190
8. Maryland 19 319,616 16,822
9. Arkansas 16 267,520 16,720
10. Illinois 17 282,506 16,618
11. Indiana 15 247,103 16,474
12. Kansas 18 293,400 16,300
13. Creighton 14 222,728 15,909
14. Marquette 20 306,893 15,345
15. Michigan St. 19 280,421 14,759
16. Memphis 19 276,014 14,527
17. Arizona 16 227,239 14,202
18. North Carolina St. 20 279,035 13,952
19. Virginia 17 229,858 13,521
20. Connecticut 20 260,231 13,012
21. Oklahoma St. 18 234,142 13,008
22. Texas 16 207,504 12,969
23. New Mexico 18 231,346 12,853
24. South Carolina 17 218,240 12,838
25. Iowa St. 17 212,310 12,489
2008 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 405,964 22,554
2. North Carolina 16 327,953 20,497
3. Syracuse 22 447,587 20,345
4. Tennessee 16 324,274 20,267
5. Louisville 17 331,184 19,481
6. Maryland 19 341,050 17,950
7. Wisconsin 18 309,420 17,190
8. Arkansas 16 274,360 17,148
9. Indiana 19 320,641 16,876
10. Memphis 21 351,718 16,748
11. Illinois 15 249,270 16,618
12. Ohio St. 20 331,731 16,587
13. Kansas 20 328,182 16,409
14. Marquette 17 276,064 16,239
15. Creighton 18 276,000 15,333
16. North Carolina St. 16 240,682 15,043
17. Michigan St. 17 250,903 14,759
18. New Mexico 18 258,493 14,361
19. Arizona 17 241,703 14,218
20. Texas 18 248,673 13,815
21. BYU 16 216,295 13,518
22. Vanderbilt 19 254,945 13,418
23. Iowa St. 18 239,697 13,317
24. Georgetown 16 207,286 12,955
25. Kansas St. 17 212,987 12,529
2009 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 19 422,547 22,239
2. Syracuse 19 399,841 21,044
3. North Carolina 15 315,519 21,035
4. Tennessee 15 307,239 20,483
5. Louisville 18 349,142 19,397
6. Wisconsin 16 275,680 17,230
7. Maryland 18 306,858 17,048
8. Memphis 20 338,658 16,933
9. Kansas 19 310,652 16,350
10. Marquette 18 291,596 16,200
11. Arkansas 18 288,781 16,043
12. Creighton 19 302,676 15,930
13. Illinois 17 263,477 15,499
14. Ohio St. 18 278,319 15,462
15. Michigan St. 14 206,626 14,759
16. Indiana 15 214,971 14,331
17. New Mexico 18 251,883 13,994
18. Purdue 18 246,744 13,708
19. Arizona 17 232,576 13,681
20. Texas 15 204,240 13,616
21. North Carolina St. 18 242,206 13,456
22. UNLV 18 242,019 13,446
23. Minnesota 19 254,602 13,400
24. BYU 16 214,134 13,383
25. Vanderbilt 17 225,686 13,276
2010 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 433,989 24,111
2. Syracuse 19 420,890 22,152
3. Louisville 19 368,537 19,397
4. Tennessee 16 306,680 19,168
5. North Carolina 19 337,934 17,786
6. Wisconsin 17 292,910 17,230
7. Maryland 16 268,673 16,792
8. Memphis 20 329,968 16,498
9. Kansas 19 312,230 16,433
10. Marquette 17 265,484 15,617
11. Indiana 17 260,028 15,296
12. Illinois 18 267,658 14,870
13. Michigan St. 17 250,903 14,759
14. Texas 17 248,697 14,629
15. Creighton 17 246,419 14,495
16. Ohio St. 18 255,265 14,181
17. BYU 16 224,460 14,029
18. UNLV 19 264,422 13,917
19. Arizona 16 221,047 13,815
20. Purdue 16 218,896 13,681
21. Vanderbilt 16 217,965 13,623
22. New Mexico 18 244,718 13,595
23. Minnesota 17 228,709 13,453
24. North Carolina St. 17 224,131 13,184
25. Arkansas 21 276,821 13,182
2011 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 15 354,046 23,603
2. Syracuse 19 423,924 22,312
3. Louisville 21 458,463 21,832
4. North Carolina 15 287,155 19,144
5. Tennessee 18 341,130 18,952
6. BYU 14 261,989 18,714
7. Wisconsin 16 275,680 17,230
8. Memphis 19 318,601 16,768
9. Kansas 18 295,856 16,436
10. Illinois 16 253,623 15,851
11. Marquette 18 280,545 15,586
12. Indiana 18 274,663 15,259
13. Ohio St. 20 302,498 15,125
14. Maryland 18 268,380 14,910
15. Michigan St. 15 221,955 14,797
16. New Mexico 17 247,689 14,570
17. Purdue 16 222,659 13,916
18. Vanderbilt 17 234,632 13,802
19. North Carolina St. 16 220,457 13,779
20. Arizona 17 232,561 13,680
21. Texas 18 246,044 13,669
22. Creighton 22 297,161 13,507
23. UNLV 17 225,301 13,253
24. Minnesota 17 225,105 13,241
25. Georgetown 14 177,448 12,675
2012 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 426,978 23,721
2. Syracuse 19 448,736 23,618
3. Louisville 20 430,052 21,503
4. North Carolina 18 362,867 20,159
5. Wisconsin 18 309,255 17,181
6. Creighton 16 266,632 16,665
7. Tennessee 19 314,321 16,543
8. Ohio St. 20 330,210 16,511
9. Indiana 19 312,770 16,462
10. Kansas 17 279,557 16,445
11. Memphis 20 324,670 16,234
12. BYU 16 246,777 15,424
13. Marquette 16 242,205 15,138
14. Illinois 18 269,739 14,986
15. Michigan St. 18 266,346 14,797
16. New Mexico 16 231,262 14,454
17. UNLV 19 266,469 14,025
18. Vanderbilt 18 246,561 13,698
19. Arizona 18 244,829 13,602
20. North Carolina St. 19 257,638 13,560
21. Purdue 17 226,504 13,324
22. Maryland 17 224,090 13,182
23. Arkansas 21 275,020 13,096
24. Iowa St. 18 234,266 13,015
25. Kansas St. 16 204,527 12,783
2013 School G Attendance Average
1. Kentucky 18 415,775 23,099
2. Syracuse 19 426,347 22,439
3. Louisville 16 345,129 21,571
4. North Carolina 16 309,603 19,350
5. Indiana 19 330,832 17,412
6. Creighton 17 291,643 17,155
7. Wisconsin 18 303,172 16,843
8. Tennessee 17 282,794 16,635
9. Ohio St. 18 297,428 16,524
10. Kansas 18 295,889 16,438
11. Memphis 18 294,044 16,336
12. North Carolina St. 17 277,087 16,299
13. BYU 18 287,750 15,986
14. UNLV 22 334,320 15,196
15. Marquette 16 240,530 15,033
16. New Mexico 16 240,351 15,022
17. Illinois 17 255,213 15,013
18. Michigan St. 18 258,138 14,341
19. Arizona 16 226,505 14,157
20. Arkansas 19 261,242 13,750
21. Iowa 20 272,496 13,625
22. Iowa St. 17 227,683 13,393
23. Minnesota 17 213,865 12,580
24. Kansas St. 18 225,503 12,528
25. Maryland 21 26
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:51 pm to volfan30
quote:
I don't think he is a very good coach.
He got you to the Sweet 16. A bad coach doesn't do that.
Posted on 3/30/14 at 4:57 pm to Henry Jones Jr
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He got you to the Sweet 16. A bad coach doesn't do that.
wut
There are some AWFUL coaches who have made the Sweet 16. Ask Boston College how good Steve Donahue is. Ask USF about Stan Heath.
Those are just coaches who have been fired in the last two weeks.
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