(01-28-2018 07:16 AM)johnbragg Wrote:  

(01-25-2018 10:24 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(01-25-2018 10:21 AM)kmdhoya Wrote:  It would be nice to have one New York area team playing at a high level. Seton Hall loses a lot at the end of this year with the graduation of Delgado, Carrington and Rodriguez.
St. John's improved under Mullin from year 1 to year 2. I had them being a mid tier Big East team this year (Bubble/NIT). With the injuries/transfers, they are now a bottom tier Big East team. If they don't show solid improvement next year, I'm sure the fanbase will start to grow uneasy with Mullin at the helm.

I think it's probably already uneasy. If it wasn't Saint Mullin, there would be pitch forks right now I think!

Yes. Combined with the question--if Saint Mullin can't right the ship, who or what can? Is our ceiling now to be a launching pad for young coaches who leave for a stronger program, or a nondescript phase in the career of mediocre-to-good coaches like Lavin?

So Mullin is going to have every chance imaginable.

That's an interesting point, and probably extremely valid.

I think a question for me(and was posted on the other site)- does Mullin really like coaching? At times, he's looked absolutely miserable. You just wonder if he thinks he can't do it and moves on. At which point, what you posted is probably right.