VolFan_stuck_in_the_901
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You really needed me to distinguish between the men's and women's program?I think she might have something to say about that.
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You really needed me to distinguish between the men's and women's program?I think she might have something to say about that.
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Thanks! I’m very surprised to see that. I guess the last 2 teams had better go to scorers, but as a team just weren’t quite as good offensively.That's an adjusted efficiency rating, which is affected by the opponent's defensive efficiency rating. KenPom works the same way, with a different formula. You can click through for the metrics. The big ones that affect us are shooting efficiency (affected by accuracy and share of 3 point sitting) and rebounding (we are the top offensive rebounding team). We're not great at shooting but we're not dire like A&M was last year, and we're even better at offensive rebounds.
We gave CRB a lifetime contract, so he's not getting fired unless ADDW wants to douse his career and reputation in kerosine and light it on fireThis year doesn’t move the needle either way on Barnes resume so far.
Those who think he is great will debate their stance and say anyone who disagrees has low bball IQ yet none of these posters are paid coaches for any college or pro team so their opinion is worth toilet paper.
Those who think Barnes is mediocre and can’t win the big one will still feel the same and their opinion is worth toilet paper too.
At the end of the day, it’s up to Danny White to decide who is right and who is wrong and make decisions that he is actually paid for.
Been on this board decades and seen dozens of posters defend coaches that ended up getting fired.
Barnes isn’t getting fired in my opinion but he is also never winning the big one. That’s my two ply opinion.
As worthless as everyone elses.
If you don’t use a bidet, you don’t matter in who gets hired or fired.This year doesn’t move the needle either way on Barnes resume so far.
Those who think he is great will debate their stance and say anyone who disagrees has low bball IQ yet none of these posters are paid coaches for any college or pro team so their opinion is worth toilet paper.
Those who think Barnes is mediocre and can’t win the big one will still feel the same and their opinion is worth toilet paper too.
At the end of the day, it’s up to Danny White to decide who is right and who is wrong and make decisions that he is actually paid for.
Been on this board decades and seen dozens of posters defend coaches that ended up getting fired.
Barnes isn’t getting fired in my opinion but he is also never winning the big one. That’s my two ply opinion.
As worthless as everyone elses.
This: firing a coach after giving him a lifetime contract would be galactically stupid, and if we wanted to absolutely nuke the brand and make it untouchable for a decade or more this would be the first (mis)step that would have to be taken.Barnes isn't getting fired. It isn't your opinion. It's a fact
Remains to be seen. He and staff had a masterful game plan against the anointed Cinderella of the tournament. That's not unusual for him to do that. The fact his players executed the game plan perfectly is about them and not him. Hitting send on that garbage speculation reveals an already established bias against the best coach in school history. If we have open layups and out rebound them, Barnes has done his job. He can't make the shots or make the FTs or not carelessly turn it over. That is all on the playersAnxious to see if Barnes can add value tomorrow? Enough to get a win?
We know he emphasizes defense, rebounding, and playing with mental toughness and tenacity.
Can he author a good offensive game plan which generates some easy points? Can he manufacture additional points in crunch time? Can he make his team "hard to guard"?
Can his anguish from a bad defensive play be quickly soothed by a good offensive play? He seems to dwell on bad plays far more than good plays. He remembers the mistakes.
Personally, I think we have one of the very best coaches leading us. Great talent evaluator, great in-game coach, great game plans, and seemingly great character that you would feel good about leading young men (whether or not they are professionally paid or not). I think we will miss him once he retires.
