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Is Bruce Pearl now a lock for COY

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God I hope not... he is perhaps the worst coach in the SEC.  I think that the N. Iowa coach, Butler coach and Coach Cal all have to be considered too,

 
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After Boeheims tank job he is right up there.  My pick goes to Frank Martin with Pearl a close second. 
 
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He has my vote shit
 
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martin from kstate also
 
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Tyler Smith just became a bigger idiot today
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:

God I hope not... he is perhaps the worst coach in the SEC.  I think that the N. Iowa coach, Butler coach and Coach Cal all have to be considered too,

surely you jest
 
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2nd highest win total for Tennesse ever this year and elite 8 with a shot at the final 4 and beyond...beat Kansas at Kansas...dealing with thuglife....

If anyone see a line on this lemme know

 
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KState's coach gets my vote.

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Quote Originally Posted by VegasMaxx:

surely you jest

Not at all.  He makes horrible in game adjustments.  He has mad some epic late game fails.  Bad game planner and end of game decision maker.  He is flat out horrible.  Players can win in spite of the coach.  That is what is happening here.

On another note... YES MARTIN should be considered.  I cannot believe I forgot him.

 
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ALSO wondering why you say that?

He's had a difficult season personnel wise and he's done teh right thing and so far he's in the elite eight. Just don't see how he can't be a major factor in all this not to mention Tennessee is "dancing fool" since Pearl's arrival. I qusee Tubby is a shitty coach also???

 
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Tennesse got a lot of talent but it's knucklehead talent...with out the right coach they might not of even made the tourney IMO

 
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Wouldn't Drew at Baylor clearly be the favorite? I don't think Tenn even met expectations in the regular season. Good postseason but not close to what Baylor has done this year.
 
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Wouldn't Drew at Baylor clearly be the favorite? I don't think Tenn even met expectations in the regular season. Good postseason but not close to what Baylor has done this year.


Lots of good coaching jobs this year but Id agree with this.  Drew has turned this program around.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by PatrickBateman2:

After Boeheims tank job he is right up there.  My pick goes to Frank Martin with Pearl a close second. 
Did a hell of a job with what he had...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:

Not at all.  He makes horrible in game adjustments.  He has mad some epic late game fails.  Bad game planner and end of game decision maker.  He is flat out horrible.  Players can win in spite of the coach.  That is what is happening here.

On another note... YES MARTIN should be considered.  I cannot believe I forgot him.

 

You are a complete idot. They lost their best player and they are going to the elite 8 for the first time in history. I guess those thugs players coached each other up.

 
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I agree on the Scott Drew comment.  That guy has performed a minor miracle. Resurrecting the deceased Bear program is unreal. Congrats Drew, Dunn, and the boys. 
 
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Shouldn't the coaches for Butler and N. Iowa get heavy consideration?
 
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You are a complete idot. They lost their best player and they are going to the elite 8 for the first time in history. I guess those thugs players coached each other up.

Hahaha says a homer from Tennessee.  I am surprised that you know how to spell idoit being from Tennessee oh wait you don't!  Hahaha!

 
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Notice that I apparently cannot even spell it.  IDIOT is what I meant.  Typing to fast I guess.  But seriously the minute I care what a homer says or thinks will be the day.
 
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Fellas.....One could make a strong case for Calipari this year as well.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:

Hahaha says a homer from Tennessee.  I am surprised that you know how to spell idoit being from Tennessee oh wait you don't!  Hahaha!

neither do you red neck.  HAHHAHAHAHAHA

 
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Kansas State - it's already locked up
 
 
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neither do you red neck.  HAHHAHAHAHAHA

Wow you are dense.  I even point that out.  Also if you are calling anyone a red neck seriously pot stop calling the kettle black.

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