re: Part of the problem

I think the big disconnect with Cuonzo, is that he doesn't seem incompetent, he has a stately stature, but his program gives you the feeling like it is under performing. Whether it's weird losses or recruiting, you just feel like a guy like this should have a better program.

I just read the Dave Matter article. I wonder if he remembers Odom inherited an offense that went multiple games with out scoring a touchdown with that same “franchise quarterback” (extremely liberal use of that term locks got a ton to figure out). Matter also said he took some gambles on recruits that didn’t pan out? What? took multiple 4 stars he couldn’t find a way to fit in and transferred? He’s a bleeding liberal and he loves Cuonzo social justice stances and I think he’s blinded by that quite frankly. We just want him to finish games. I think there are a ton of parallels between Odom and Cuonzo.