hatvol96
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For the mindless Pearlite sheep, sure. Let's see how Brillo Head's next four compare to John's last four at Memphis.
He did not take over North Carolina, he took over a bad Providence team. A job of a coach is to get the most he can out of a team. he failed at that bc he was not able to sneak into the tourney but he did better than most could have by making the NCAA tourney and pulling a few upsets.
Hatvol ---it took Calipari 7 yrs at UMASS to make the elite eight and six seasons at Memphis before he made the elite eight.
At UMASS, he had two NIT trips and did not make either tourney in his first season. At Memphis, Calipari made the NIT three times while his two most successful seasons have been vacated.
Billy Gillespie has coached eight years at three different schools while missing either tourney once, making the NIT twice, and never making the elite eight.
Keno Davis has been a coach for two seasons making the NIT once and the NCAA once while improving both teams records.
Bruce Pearl at UWM missed the tourney once and made the NIT once, while make the NCAA twice including a trip to the sweet sixteen.
At Tennessee he has made the tourney all four years. True he has not made the elite eight yet but he did come within two of making it his second year. I think he has done a better job than Calipari or BCG given the amount of time to work with.
You cant argue with facts!
He lost four games in a horrible noncon schedule and got drilled by almost the entirety of the Big East NCAA representatives. That's not good. It isn't even in the same neighborhood as good.
He did a good job considering the lack of talent he had on his roster.
According to you he should be able to take over a team of me and my friends and make the NCAA tournament.
Im not saying he is a great coach but to say he is bad is ridiculous. The man has only coached two seasons and improved both teams.
Let's face it here. Calipari has operated in the gray area as much as Wooden, minus the mobsters, and it still isn't enough for him to have won a championship. He hopes to win one at Kentucky, but it probably won't happen. There is nothing on Cal's resume that indicates that he will win one single championship at Kentucky.
Pretty sure Harper Williams knocking Syracuse out of the '92 NCAA Tournament already has that wrapped up.
Let's face it here. Calipari has operated in the gray area as much as Wooden, minus the mobsters, and it still isn't enough for him to have won a championship. He hopes to win one at Kentucky, but it probably won't happen. There is nothing on Cal's resume that indicates that he will win one single championship at Kentucky.
Thanks for adding to the conversation, the facts are the facts.
Just throwing insults when you have no facts to offer to say Calipari is a better coach than Pearl adds nothing.
How many had Pitino won when he got to Kentucky? Tubby Smith?Let's face it here. Calipari has operated in the gray area as much as Wooden, minus the mobsters, and it still isn't enough for him to have won a championship. He hopes to win one at Kentucky, but it probably won't happen. There is nothing on Cal's resume that indicates that he will win one single championship at Kentucky.