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Possible Fox Replacements?
BiffLowman
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I have been a fan since day 1, but feel as if it is time for him to go. I have no idea what the process would be as far as who would be brought in, but I know that we would never bring in a big-name coach. Therefore, I am going to throw out some names that I feel would be a good fit. I am a high school basketball coach so I definitely know what I am talking about (sarcasm).
In no particular order:
Dan Majerle (Grand Canyon University...17-8 this year...98-53 in 5 years)
John Becker (Vermont...20-5...159-74 in 7 years)
Joe Dooley (Florida Gulf Coast...19-8...167-106 in 9 years)
Dan Hurley (Rhode Island...19-3...143–100 in 8 years)
Greg Paulus (Assistant at Louisville)
Ron Hunter (Georgia State...18-6...405-294 in 24 years)
These are just names. All except Dooley and Hunter were big-name players, but Dooley has a big name if you think about it. Hunter would be intriguing and has done a great job at State. Would any of them come here? Who knows...just wishful thinking.
Thoughts?
Comments
Pretty underwhelming group.
The problem that we have right now is that we are going to be hard-pressed to find a big-name coach to come here. McGarrity isn't going to shell out big money. The guys I thought about I hope would be eager to get to a bigger named school in the SEC.