1. I don't think anyone's debating that losing to Georgia is an awful oss, regardless of who is suffering it.I mean idk you certainly jumped on Donovan after his lost to Georgia. This was probably a bigger loss than that one. At home, NCAA hopes on the line etc...
Since I didn't watch it, I'm wondering. How/why did KY lose at home on senior night with NCAAs riding on it to the worst team in the SEC?
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I guess the same way UT can get blown out by this same Kentucky team twice in one season.
Apparently UT is the only team in the SEC that "doesn't match up well" with them. Everyone else seemed to at least give them a game.
He's much more the guy who loses to Manhattan in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Or the guy who takes a program that had fallen hard and takes them to the sweet 16 in two seasons, the final 4 in 3 seasons, the school's first #1 ranking, 8 straight NCAA tourney appearances, and 2 national championships.
Or the guy who takes a program that had fallen hard and takes them to the sweet 16 in two seasons, the final 4 in 3 seasons, the school's first #1 ranking, 8 straight NCAA tourney appearances, and 2 national championships.
Plus, he's the guy that followed two nat'l titles, presumably the height of a school's recruiting power, with B2B NIT invites.
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Some people on this board never cease to amaze me. Winning back-to-back national titles has got to be good for something.
If Pearl ever does make it to a Final Four or even win a championship, it still wouldn't be good enough.
1. I don't think anyone's debating that losing to Georgia is an awful oss, regardless of who is suffering it.
2. I've never thought much of Donovan. He's the coaching equivalent of a guy who's rich because he won the lottery. One recruiting class, filled with players whose families just happen to be financiallt set enough that they can stay in school an extra season, does not a great coach make. He's much more the guy who loses to Manhattan in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
which coach created that "height"?
do u think they'd be a different team this yr. w/speights?
how strong was K's recruiting after winning back to back NCs in early '90s, making the finals in '94 and winning it all again in 2001? i mean, supposedly at the height of recruiting, right?
Fallen hard? I'm pretty sure I remember the guy Donovan replaced having the Gators in the Final Four.Or the guy who takes a program that had fallen hard and takes them to the sweet 16 in two seasons, the final 4 in 3 seasons, the school's first #1 ranking, 8 straight NCAA tourney appearances, and 2 national championships.