hatvol96
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Okay I was 10 when Devoe resigned, so I don't remember how great we were than. So I did some research. Here's what I found. He inhereted a talented team and went to the NCAA. Then he went to four more NCAA tourneys, for the most part using players he inherited. His teams never went past the Sweet sixteen. In the end he coached 11 years going to 6 NCAA playoffs, one sec title and a few trips to the NIT. So know being lo i don't remember much about him, but he doesn't seem to impressive to me. Keep trying.
Okay I was 10 when Devoe resigned, so I don't remember how great we were than. So I did some research. Here's what I found. He inhereted a talented team and went to the NCAA. Then he went to four more NCAA tourneys, for the most part using players he inherited. His teams never went past the Sweet sixteen. In the end he coached 11 years going to 6 NCAA playoffs, one sec title and a few trips to the NIT. So know being lo i don't remember much about him, but he doesn't seem to impressive to me. Keep trying.
You guys do love to knob slobber on hatvol.
Devoe stats are comparible maybe even a little better than Pearls. But didn't he coach in the late 70's early 80's? That was almost 30 years ago and look at the roller coaster TN bball has been on since. We are finally again considered a top tier program. I still think the Pearl haters are will never be happy unless we are in the final four every year.
Okay I was 10 when Devoe resigned, so I don't remember how great we were than. So I did some research. Here's what I found. He inhereted a talented team and went to the NCAA. (A) Then he went to four more NCAA tourneys, (B) for the most part using players he inherited. (C) His teams never went past the Sweet sixteen. In the end he coached 11 years going to 6 NCAA playoffs, one sec title and a few trips to the NIT. So know being lo i don't remember much about him, but he doesn't seem to impressive to me. (D) Keep trying.
We will probably make it to the second round, but I think had Tyler not screwed up we would be doing much better.
Second question. Yes Deveo inherited a young but talented team. Google it. Thats all I did and three articles talked about the great young talent that he inherited. After Pearl goes to the tourney this year yes he will have been more successful.
Sounds like they'll have been to the same amount of tourneys?
DeVoe's first five had five NCAA bids, an SEC Tournament title, an SEC regular season title, a Sweet 16 appearance, and zero first round NCAA Tournament losses. He took over a team that was 11-16 the season prior to his arrival.
Because there's no way we could have a basketball program without Bruce Pearl.
It's a good thing that the bad opinion of CBP is limited to a certain few here at Volnation. People have a very short memory, and just don't realize it. CBP has turned this program into a perennial top 25 program. Who would come here it CBP left. We have onee of the top football programs in the nation, and even though I feel we ended up with a good hire, we couldn't beg coaches to come here.
Okay I was 10 when Devoe resigned, so I don't remember how great we were than. So I did some research. Here's what I found. He inhereted a talented team and went to the NCAA. Then he went to four more NCAA tourneys, for the most part using players he inherited. His teams never went past the Sweet sixteen. In the end he coached 11 years going to 6 NCAA playoffs, one sec title and a few trips to the NIT. So know being lo i don't remember much about him, but he doesn't seem to impressive to me. Keep trying.
It's a good thing that the bad opinion of CBP is limited to a certain few here at Volnation.
people who think he is not the greatest coach UT has ever had (or will ever have) are not necessarily anti-Pearl. Sometimes it seems that way because some say he can do no wrong. Pointing out deficiencies in his coaching is not the same as saying you wish him fired. It's just frustrating to watch certain scenarios play out every year/game.