There are coaches/programs that are great that haven't made the Final 4 (Gonzaga, Missouri, BYU) and then those that aren't consistently great that have (George Mason, Miss St, St Johns). Think about how long Syracuse took to win it all or how long it took Maryland to get to the Final Four. I'm glad that we are in the conversation every year having attended UT during the Wade Houston era....
*assuming noone leaves early for the nba*
when we have:
kenny hall(sr)
tobias harris(jr)
kevin ware(so)
chris jones(so)
jordan mcrae(jr)
trae golden(jr)
skyler mcbee(sr)
and hopefully people like
adonias thomas(right name?) (so) and others
this is a year i would be highly disappointed to not make final four and hopefully n title. or possibly the year before. who knows.
Not unless he figures out some way to attack a zone defense consistently. I just can't see how the style of basketball he coaches is ever going to win six games in a row in the tournament.
If Harris is as good as it appears he is, I seriously doubt he will be here by his junior year.
those that aren't consistently great that have (George Mason, Miss St, St Johns)..
yeah, thus the asterisks. one can hope right?
personally, imo pearl has gotton most kids to stick around. if tobias has mad love for ut, isnt it possible he wants to stay for the experioence opposed to using it like a stepping stool(ala caliparis players).
If you think Gonzaga, Missouri, and BYU have better histories than St. John's, you might want to consider a College Baketball 101 course. The game was actually played before 1998.
yeah, thus the asterisks. one can hope right?
personally, imo pearl has gotton most kids to stick around. if tobias has mad love for ut, isnt it possible he wants to stay for the experioence opposed to using it like a stepping stool(ala caliparis players).