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re: Who is the worst coach in SEC Basketball History?
Posted on 3/26/24 at 1:52 pm to ShulaJumboPackage
Posted on 3/26/24 at 1:52 pm to ShulaJumboPackage
May not be the worst, but Mississippi State humbly submits Rick Ray.
After going 21-12 and finishing sixth in the SEC but barely missing an NCAA bid, Mississippi State parted ways with its most successful coach, Rick Stansbury.
After being turned down by a host of mid-major coaches and future Louisville coach Kenny Payne, State went with the second assistant from a perennial NIT club, Clemson in Rick Ray.
In his three seasons at MSU, he went 10-22 (4-14), 14-19 (3-15) and 13-19 (6-12), never advancing past the first day of the SEC Tournament (The 11-14 day).
He finished .381 overall and .241 in conference despite having decent talent.
He was hired at Southeast Missouri State and somehow ended up worse, never having a winning season. He is an assistant at Colorado this year and they made the NCAA.
After going 21-12 and finishing sixth in the SEC but barely missing an NCAA bid, Mississippi State parted ways with its most successful coach, Rick Stansbury.
After being turned down by a host of mid-major coaches and future Louisville coach Kenny Payne, State went with the second assistant from a perennial NIT club, Clemson in Rick Ray.
In his three seasons at MSU, he went 10-22 (4-14), 14-19 (3-15) and 13-19 (6-12), never advancing past the first day of the SEC Tournament (The 11-14 day).
He finished .381 overall and .241 in conference despite having decent talent.
He was hired at Southeast Missouri State and somehow ended up worse, never having a winning season. He is an assistant at Colorado this year and they made the NCAA.
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Posted on 3/27/24 at 5:50 pm to anc
First person I thought of….Lord, that was a brutal stretch for a life long MSU fan like myself.
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