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96 Kentucky easy, best I’ve ever seen. I go back and forth with them and UNLV as best team ever
I have no doubt Armstrong self then Mcneese kid our way, and would bet Wade was recruiting him before he left Mcneese. That would be a huge piece for our generals return.
Madking, I’ll say this, if he had the roster with cook and wright a couple years back he’d make the tourney easy and be a nightmare for someone to have to play lol
Nah if he had reed we would have only won 1 NC cause he would have left as the number 1 pick in the draft after his first one lmao!
Good coaches do have the possibility to make the tournament in year one and of they don’t, they at least leave you with the feeling that it’s comming next year. As a fan of the sport and LSU , you recognize right away if ya got the right guy for the job regardless of year one in my opinion. The writing is usually on the wall. A feeling most of us never truley felt with Mcman.
Tournament every year, or at least 4 out of every 5
I thought Mcman developed all these players? Once Reed goes number 1 in the draft the haters will see lol
I can assure you it’s the X’s and the O’s just as much as the Jimmy and the Joe’s.very very bland offensive style and don’t get me started on the defense, it honestly reminds me of a 2 or 3A high school coaching style used to emphasize fundementals, which is fine for high school but doesn’t fly at the college level. Maybe he could get away with it at Murray St due to the level of competition but not in the SEC. Zero wrinkles in it very predictable .

re: Names other than Wade

Posted by Primeminister337 on 3/12/26 at 11:32 am to
I hear what your saying my man and always respect what bring to the table ATL. But most coaches, especially when trying to fins the new age ones are long shots until someone gives them a chance and heck maybe I could be wrong on Braeur. And it’s kinda out of character for me for me to push this hard for a guy cause I’m usually the first question any hire but I feel like at the price we would have to pay for him, combined with our current situation he’s worth the gamble.as far as their strength of schedule, yeah I get it, but winning that many games at any school regardless of schedule is not easy. One key thing I look for in a coaching prospect is if they are able to rip off 9-10 games in a row. Cause come March, if we ever want to dream about maybe a final four on the future you gotta have a coach that can win 5 games just to get into that position in the tourney. That’s just my opinion and to each his own, I just feel like it’s great value considering the state of our program right now. Also, one thing I didn’t add was when it comes to locking the right coach you gotta consider style of play. Unlike Macman he’s already building his identity. Tough nose defense which in a style that adapts very well to the SEC. A lot of guys in this board throw out names cause of success a coach is having but don’t take into consideration if his style of play fits our conference and style of player fits our region. Style of play and regional fit are major factors, it’s kinda like taking a high profile PAC 12 coach and putting him in the SEC , it just doesn’t work out sometimes
Look Matt Braeur is the guy, all these other coaches are complete long shots. And saying he lost in the conference finals today to a really good Mcneese team who talent wise was head and shoulders better should not be held against the guy. O btw the tournament was in LakenCharles too.He’s got the age, he’s been taught by great coach’s and he’s gonna be easily affordable. So even if ya think he’s “not ready”, why not take a chance and have him for when he is ready cause it’s gonna be wayyyy sooner than later. FYI my second choice is Bill Armstrong, yeah I said it lol
Kinda off subject, but when it comes to spending NIL, first priority should be getting the PG at Mcneese, I can promise you he’s gonna be on the list of quite a few teams, Kid can flat out play

re: Names other than Wade

Posted by Primeminister337 on 3/11/26 at 4:53 pm to
Whoever the coach ends up being, The PG for Mcneese should be a high priority for us. His numbers as a freshman are unreal.Best pg I’ve seen at Mcneese in a loooong time

re: Names other than Wade

Posted by Primeminister337 on 3/11/26 at 4:39 pm to
Gonna be hard for SFA to beat Mcneese in lake Charles tonight, either way ya can’t overlook the job he did at SFA this year. That being said, Armstrong has done a hell of a job too. I just lean more toward Matt because of his age and who he’s learned under
I was a nickel short at the vending machine, he reached in his pocket and gave me a dime
Do the numbers even matter for us? Most teams, for example, Alabama spend their money on a certain type of player who fits their system. What are we spending money on? What kind of player are we trying to get. I’m convinced we just try and get the highest rated player we can get and hope it turns out well. Just an example here, we get Deedon Thomas, a great pg, but he’s a traditional pass first type of player. The year before that we get the Tulane kid, who is more of a scoring type of pg. To me this is just more evidence that Mcman is desperate to figure out what works cause he has no identity or style. So what do ya get, a mesh of diffrent styles with no team chemistry. For this guy to actually get us into the tourney it’s gonna take him just getting lucky with a roster that fits each other. Combine that with his bland offense and high school style defense and the probability of him getting us to the post season is insanely low. It would take the perfect storm for that to even have a chance of happening.
Our lack of production is completely mental. We just need a couple guys to get hot because hitting is contagious, once that happens everyone will follow suit
It is his first season, but he’s been under and learned from 3-4 good coaches like grant Mcaskill, it’s impressive cause he’s doing basically the same thing Wade did in this conference with lesser talent. He won’t be there long though cause I’ve been seeing him appear on more and more coaching shows as the season has moved forward. I just really like his age, mentors, and if ya watch that video he sets really high goals for his team to achieve and you can tell he believes it.
ATL, I know not a lot of people on this board know about him, but he’s starting to turn heads in the coaching world, your good at researching, check out the coaches he’s been under and what he’s accomplishing right now. Matt Brauer

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Matt Braeuer- current coach of SFA, I know many have not heard of this guy yet but I strongly suggest that yall check this guy out. Look at the all the coaches he’s been under and the current job he’s doing at Stephen F Austin. He’s the real, he actually reminds me a little bit of Will Wade.Forget all these regurgitated names, we’ll need to look towards the future and I really believe this guy is the next big one.