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Great win! Happy for JC.

(02-06-2012 05:17 PM)Kent 76 Wrote:  Well, they say that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Well, I don't know about the grass, but Geno IS getting a LOT more greenbacks to coach there than he would here.

Hopefully he uses them to pay back what he owes KSU.

Great win for JC. Maybe a little revenge for what UNLV did to Kent in Christian's last game.

(02-15-2012 08:32 PM)anti-zip Wrote:  Great win for JC. Maybe a little revenge for what UNLV did to Kent in Christian's last game.

That was some ugly ****. I sat in the Qwest Center baffled at what I was watching.

(02-15-2012 08:36 PM)dannyb73 Wrote:  

(02-15-2012 08:32 PM)anti-zip Wrote:  Great win for JC. Maybe a little revenge for what UNLV did to Kent in Christian's last game.

That was some ugly ****. I sat in the Qwest Center baffled at what I was watching.

Man, that sucked. I haven't seen many tourney games where a team that should have had a chance looked so intimidated and out of sync.

Nightmare continues in peoria for Coach Ford as the Braves drop another MVC contest at home to Drake. Drake is missing one of its key scorers for a stretch- out with mono.

This is the second brutal column I’ve read about Coach Ford and his program from the executive sports editor of the local paper. It reads like a rant on a message board. (Bet Coach Ford misses Dave.)

Prrof is In The Stands

Column’s key point is that Bradley’s attendance is the worst it’s been in 20 years. Anyone else see the irony?

TCU pounded #21 New Mexico last night 83-64. The Frogs have been improving and have two wins over ranked teams this month.

Geno Ford and his Bradley Braves are 2-20 in their last 22 games. Getting ready to tip off in their conference tourney, which likely means getting ready to start his offseason.

Stan Heath and USF knocked off Louisville last night and have themselves probably on the good side of the bubble today. They have a lot of Big East wins, shaky as some of those wins are, but wins are wins and L-ville is still seen as a 5-6 seed by some, so that is a big win.

where is that cleveland state troll who joined us earlier in the season? Detroit knocks Sir Gary the Arrogant out of the tournament. On a bright note for CSU fans, Aaron Pogue has played his last game.

Our laying a complete and utter EGG against a very average Cleveland State team at home should have been the first warning sign for the 2011-2012 Golden Flashes.

Another column about Geno from the local Peoria paper.

You think we have a long year ahead next year?

Aside from the record, it was a great season

TCU lost in overtime at home Saturday night to #21 SD St. They are much improved this season. Will he survive to coach in the B-12 next season?

USF is solidly on the bubble. Will an NCAA bid save Stan Heath?

(03-05-2012 09:56 AM)axeme Wrote:  TCU lost in overtime at home Saturday night to #21 SD St. They are much improved this season. Will he survive to coach in the B-12 next season?

USF is solidly on the bubble. Will an NCAA bid save Stan Heath?

I think both have done enough to get another year. They both had really good years considering both of those seats were really warm.

TCU hosting Milwaukee in the CBI.

And, of course, USF gets a round 1 game in Dayton.

TCU with an 83-73 win over Milwaukee.

(03-13-2012 08:56 PM)barndog Wrote:  TCU with an 83-73 win over Milwaukee.

Strangely enough, conachingrumors.com had one today about Doc Sadler (fired Nebraska HC) going to TCU.

Funny how when the season started Stan Heath needed a big year to keep himself off the proverbial "hot seat." Now he is a "hot name" potentially looking at bigger jobs. http://espn.go.com/blog/collegebasketbal...point-shot

Any coach that can take a team to the 2nd round and have players that shoot like they do deserves a better job. That shooting display was horrific.