In recent basketball history those are the ones that have worked out the best.
Yup, Gillespie and Barbie arguably the best eras post Haskins.
In recent basketball history those are the ones that have worked out the best.
Did you miss all of the protests and anger over TCU hiring Kendal Briles who didn’t actually do anything ? Imagine the response many will have to hiring a guy accused of beating a woman. A lot of negative press that UTEP won’t want. It’s like you have no ability to critically thinkWe let Price rebuild his reputation in El Paso and while his coaching tenure is dotted with mixed success, he was a damn good ambassador for UTEP.
If cleared and available I will not be thrilled, because I believe in giving young up & coming their well deserved opportunity like Beard and Golding were afforded, but he is a top notch X and O’s coach.
Barbie was better than Sadler ? How so ?Yup, Gillespie and Barbie arguably the best eras post Haskins.
He actually didn’t do anything, but to believe he didn’t know what was going on, is another.Did you miss all of the protests and anger over TCU hiring Kendal Briles who didn’t actually do anything ? Imagine the response many will have to hiring a guy accused of beating a woman. A lot of negative press that UTEP won’t want. It’s like you have no ability to critically think
#1, it’s Barbee, not Barbie.Barbie was better than Sadler ? How so ?
Also, Barbee built a team. Sadler inherited one.#1, it’s Barbee, not Barbie.
Barbee won the CUSA regular season title, the only one UTEP ever has. Sadler didn’t win the WAC or CUSA regular season title. It’s not ridiculous to believe that Barbee was better.
He did. He also lost 2 top recruits when he got the job too. Sadler deserves some credit.Also, Barbee built a team. Sadler inherited one.
I was spelling it the way he did. Barbee was the king of getting us to the heralded CBI tournament#1, it’s Barbee, not Barbie.
Barbee won the CUSA regular season title, the only one UTEP ever has. Sadler didn’t win the WAC or CUSA regular season title. It’s not ridiculous to believe that Barbee was better.
so you’re chalking it up to a “domestic incident” not beating. She originally said he assaulted her correct? Sounds like beating, maybe it’s semantics. It did get him fired right ? Point is, do You think UTEP wants to deal with the negative attributes that will come from a hiring like that ? I think in 2023 the answer to that is no.He actually didn’t do anything, but to believe he didn’t know what was going on, is another.
Beard is accused of “beating a woman”. Which I believe, and most believe that is different than having a domestic incident with your live in partner.
Someone will hire Beard. Some social justice warriors will be upset, but they will be drowned out by common sense.
At least Barbee got to the title game. Bronzeing couldn’t beat Southern Utah at home last year, of a worse tournament.I was spelling it the way he did. Barbee was the king of getting us to the heralded CBI tournament
so you’re chalking it up to a “domestic incident” not beating. She originally said he assaulted her correct? Sounds like beating, maybe it’s semantics. It did get him fired right ? Point is, do You think UTEP wants to deal with the negative attributes that will come from a hiring like that ? I think in 2023 the answer to that is no.
You have no idea the extent of the altercation. It may be as minor as your trivialize it to be or it may have been much worse. Again, it got him fired at a time he had them in the top 5 so something big clearly happened. As to your assertion that he will be back, I would offer Art Briles up to you as a possible rebuttal. I don’t think Golding will be here 3 more years but to be fair he probably should be afforded at least one more.At least Barbee got to the title game. Bronzeing couldn’t beat Southern Utah at home last year, of a worse tournament.
I don’t think a couple of scratches fighting with your “spouse” is a beating. A beating usually involves multiple punches, or kicks, that requires a trip to the hospital and a stay there. If you can walk away from a “beating”, it was a fight or scuffle.
Chris Beard will get another job. Some AD and president with balls will hire him and they will be successful.
It’s a moot point, as UTEP will keep Bronzeing for at least 3 more years. Unless his wife receives a similar “beating”.
I mean you can read the police report on it. That isn’t a beating.You have no idea the extent of the altercation. It may be as minor as your trivialize it to be or it may have been much worse. Again, it got him fired at a time he had them in the top 5 so something big clearly happened. As to your assertion that he will be back, I would offer Art Briles up to you as a possible rebuttal. I don’t think Golding will be here 3 more years but to be fair he probably should be afforded at least one more.
I was spelling it the way he did. Barbee was the king of getting us to the heralded CBI tournament
I said I would not be thrilled about it if “he was cleared” (my response to).Did you miss all of the protests and anger over TCU hiring Kendal Briles who didn’t actually do anything ? Imagine the response many will have to hiring a guy accused of beating a woman. A lot of negative press that UTEP won’t want. It’s like you have no ability to critically think
You’ve not read police report on it. If it was no big deal as you continue to allege then why was he fired ? You make it sound like he had an argument with her.I mean you can read the police report on it. That isn’t a beating.
Art Briles had football players that raped other students. Again, that’s not even close to getting into a fight with your wife, inside of your home. If she doesn’t call 911, he’s still coaching.
Bronzeing will be here at least 1 more, but count on 3. He is under no pressure to win. As you can tell by some of the posts here.
He got another chance? He didn’t last at Grambling but for a few days. There was so much outcry that Grambling had to rescind the job.I said I would not be thrilled about it if “he was cleared” (my response to).
Briles expressed remorse and took total responsibility. Has received his pay and settlement and a chance at redemption (as per Grambling State) at Grambling State. The process and football banishment played out, he got another chance.
The timeline of Art Briles' downfall at Baylor before his hire at Grambling State
After being ousted from Baylor in 2016 due to a wave of sexual assault allegations against his players and 'no culture of accountability for misconduct,' Art Briles is back as Grambling State's offensive coordinator.www.espn.com
Don’t worry, we won’t. No chanceAt the end of the day, I really hope we don’t hire Beard.
I'm all in on Golding right now. Too many turnover, poor free throw shooting that cost the Miners some games and lack of offensive punch is frustrating, but I am more than willing right now to let him correct it.Don’t worry, we won’t. No chance
Don’t worry, we won’t. No chance
I'm with you on giving Golding more time to fit all the pieces together. I must admit, these low scoring games that many on here have labeled "boring" was pretty much the heart and soul of Haskins coaching philosophy. Most years, winning by 5 was a blow out and scoring over 60 was truly an offensive rarity. I wonder how Haskins would be accepted in today's reality?I'm all in on Golding right now. Too many turnover, poor free throw shooting that cost the Miners some games and lack of offensive punch is frustrating, but I am more than willing right now to let him correct it.
Wins my friend. That’s what the difference is. Haskins won more games by 5 than he lost by 5.I'm with you on giving Golding more time to fit all the pieces together. I must admit, these low scoring games that many on here have labeled "boring" was pretty much the heart and soul of Haskins coaching philosophy. Most years, winning by 5 was a blow out and scoring over 60 was truly an offensive rarity. I wonder how Haskins would be accepted in today's reality?
It’s a big deal to UT and that’s all that matters. I said it wasn’t a beating, which you are claiming.You’ve not read police report on it. If it was no big deal as you continue to allege then why was he fired ? You make it sound like he had an argument with her.
If the Miners won games 44-40, that sounds boring as hell, but at least they won. I just want the Miners to win games. If they played like early 90s Loyola Marymount and lost more than they won, I wouldn’t like it too much either.Wins my friend. That’s what the difference is. Haskins won more games by 5 than he lost by 5.
People are willing to put up with “boring” basketball as long as the dubs are racking up. Fans are not ok with “boring” basketball AND losses.
I can’t find the post you’re quoting, but I don’t think the poster is talking about results.I wonder how Haskins would be accepted in today's reality?
Are you asking how a coach that made the NCAAT by year 2 and won the whole thing by year 5 would be accepted today?
Idk what do you think?
It’s all about results. Any coach that makes the NCAAT by year 2 would be glorified today. We live in a world that wants results immediately. Isn’t that why you shit on Golding?I can’t find the post you’re quoting, but I don’t think the poster is talking about results.
Questions like this are unanswerable. Haskins grew up in the 40s or so. He wouldn’t be able to coach today’s players, at least as a head coach.
Yes, but what I am saying is, Haskins wouldn’t be a head coach today if you transported him to present day.It’s all about results. Any coach that makes the NCAAT by year 2 would be glorified today. We live in a world that wants results immediately. Isn’t that why you shit on Golding?
If Haskins had been born in the 70s instead of the 30s imo he would be a HC today.Yes, but what I am saying is, Haskins wouldn’t be a head coach today if you transported him to present day.
Maybe, but he would have been raised totally different and exposed to different things. Maybe he would have been hardcore into Led Zeppelin or Metallica and he would be a roadie instead of a basketball coach.If Haskins had been born in the 70s instead of the 30s imo he would be a HC today.
There is probably some hyperbole here, but Haskins' teams, while not offensive juggernauts, weren't as inept offensively as people remember or want to believe. I looked at the season scoring averages during Haskins' years here at UTEP. During his 38 seasons with the Miners, Haskins' teams average 69.7 ppg per season. Their lowest scoring average per game was 62.4 ppg (1981-82), while their highest was 79.6 ppg (1968-69). It is worth noting that for many of those years there was no shot clock in college basketball, which wasn't implemented until 1985.I'm with you on giving Golding more time to fit all the pieces together. I must admit, these low scoring games that many on here have labeled "boring" was pretty much the heart and soul of Haskins coaching philosophy. Most years, winning by 5 was a blow out and scoring over 60 was truly an offensive rarity. I wonder how Haskins would be accepted in today's reality?
Bob Huggins, an old school disciplinarian type basketball coach, is still coaching today. I see no reason why Haskins couldn't do the same.I can’t find the post you’re quoting, but I don’t think the poster is talking about results.
Questions like this are unanswerable. Haskins grew up in the 40s or so. He wouldn’t be able to coach today’s players, at least as a head coach.
He’s been to the NCAAs once since 2018. Has 2 last place Big 12 finishes in that time and is in next to last place this year. His time is done.Bob Huggins, an old school disciplinarian type basketball coach, is still coaching today. I see no reason why Haskins couldn't do the same.
Wouldn't any UTEP hire have to go through the University of Texas Board of Regents? I don't think they would approve of UTEP hiring someone who the mothership fired with cause.
I know that I'm different than some people, who only like up tempo, high scoring games, but for me it's simple: win, and I'm excited, lose, and I'm bored. I found UTEP Basketball in the 80s, with multiple conference and conference tournament championships, and frequent trips to the NCAA Tournament, to be exciting. Despite the fact that radio kept proclaiming that Rab's first team played "a new, exciting brand of basketball," I wasn't excited at all.The point has been made many times. I don’t think anyone here cares how boring or exciting the type of ball we play. All we want is to win more than 50/50 of our games.
amenI know that I'm different than some people, who only like up tempo, high scoring games, but for me it's simple: win, and I'm excited, lose, and I'm bored. I found UTEP Basketball in the 80s, with multiple conference and conference tournament championships, and frequent trips to the NCAA Tournament, to be exciting. Despite the fact that radio kept proclaiming that Rab's first team played "a new, exciting brand of basketball," I wasn't excited at all.
As far as Golding goes, in my mind his huge weakness so far has been recruiting. We have one of the poorest collections of shooters that I have ever seen. But given the lack of shooting ability, I think that he is doing a really good job otherwise. We play tremendous defense, are the best rebounding team that I have seen at UTEP in a long time, and compete from tip off to the final buzzer. We're barely over .500, but we're inches away from being 16-5. The problem is that there's only so much that coaching alone can do. Haskins had losing seasons during talent droughts in the 70s and 90s. Gillispie had a horrible season his first year before bringing in Fili, OT, and JW. I think that if Golding had been given Terry's final two teams he could have done a lot of damage. In this era of the transfer portal and NILs, Golding needs to learn how to bring in talent, and quickly, or his tenure here will be short.