Reports abound ,Stackhouse to resign tomorrow from Vandy.

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BernardKingGOAT said:
And Stackhouse would be fine for them. Not sure why you think he's awful.
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The results. A good coach could get at least mediocre results there. He’s not even getting that. I watch Vandy’s primary and secondary sets, their defensive rotation, etc. They’re a poorly coached squad. Poorly coached squads have poor coaching.
 
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DowntownVol said:
Vandy is rock solid in baseball - they won a natty in 2014 - but honestly, I have long believed that both the SEC and Vandy would be better served by Vandy moving to the Sun Belt or something. They're at such a massive disadvantage versus the rest of the SEC in terms of facilities, financial support, and overall fanbase.
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Vandy would most certainly not be better served by the thing that matters most: money.
 
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Vandy is struggling for sure. I wouldn’t be surprised if they let him go. They looked like a poorly coached team in Knoxville last week and continue to look like a poorly coached team. At least Mizzou played hard and looked like they wanted to be there vs UT despite their winless SEC record.
 
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Sin City Vol said:
This can’t be said enough. I’ve always said Vandy could be a player in the SEC but they don’t care enough. Then again I guess every conference has 1 program that’s bad at almost everything
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Vandy is where they are and Tennessee is where they are because of the University administrations. Randy and Donde support UT athletics and personally invest in it. Vandy....not so much
 
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Wireless1 said:
Vandy is where they are and Tennessee is where they are because of the University administrations. Randy and Donde support UT athletics and personally invest in it. Vandy....not so much
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With the Vanderbilt season now over, it will be interesting to see how long it takes the Vanderbilt administration to make a decision on Stackhouse's future.

Also I wonder how long a leash does Dennis Gates have at Missouri after finishing 0-18 in regular season SEC play?
 
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Volfan1000 said:
With the Vanderbilt season now over, it will be interesting to see how long it takes the Vanderbilt administration to make a decision on Stackhouse's future.
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Surely, they have had that decision in their pockets. Choosing the date to come forward is key.
 
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Oh, Joe!

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Thousands of men’s college basketball coaches have been hired since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in the 1984-85 season, which marked perfection for that event and made participation in it the baseline indicator of coaching competence.

Of the coaches who started tenures in that season or later in power conferences, just 26 of them saw a sixth season after five seasons with no NCAA bid. That’s 26 out of hundreds of hires. I don’t think Vanderbilt’s Jerry Stackhouse should be the 27th. Joe Rexrode.

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Rexrode: Vanderbilt's Jerry Stackhouse era shouldn't continue for a sixth season

Stackhouse has not demonstrated an ability to build teams that can win consistently at this level. That's why he is 28-60 in the SEC.
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There isn't any good reason why Vandy can't be a decent basketball program that gets into the tournament say, 2-3 times every 5 years. If anything, it is actually harder to be good at the sport they are good at (baseball) than basketball because in baseball there are simply many more players on a roster.
 
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05_never_again said:
There isn't any good reason why Vandy can't be a decent basketball program that gets into the tournament say, 2-3 times every 5 years. If anything, it is actually harder to be good at the sport they are good at (baseball) than basketball because in baseball there are simply many more players on a roster.
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In baseball they enjoyed the private institution exemption for need based assistance (don't remember exactly what it was called) so they were essentially able to give full rides to more players than public schools could. The NCAA has expanded that to all D1 schools so between that and NIL Vandy has been brought down a few notches in baseball.
 
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hog88 said:
In baseball they enjoyed the private institution exemption for need based assistance (don't remember exactly what it was called) so they were essentially able to give full rides to more players than public schools could. The NCAA has expanded that to all D1 schools so between that and NIL Vandy has been brought down a few notches in baseball.
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They still were exploiting it better than their competition was, though.
 
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