No way! Just look at points scored last night versus Brady's poor coaching results in previous tournaments. UNDENIABLE FACTS. IF YOU DISAGREE, YOU'RE BEING EMOTIONAL.
(03-04-2017 08:53 AM)HyperDuke Wrote: After last night's incredible performance, it's clear he's at least a great coach. But is he the greatest coach in JMU history? I say, "Probably!"
Are we talking about his performance, the team's performance, Coach Taylor's performance, please explain.... I need to know this prior to casting my vote.
Also, I looked up "great" for a clear definition, did you mean he is a large man? Merriam-Webster's first definition is "notably large in size". Using this definition well, he's the greatest.
I want to cast my vote during the early voting time period, I'm afraid of losing interest in the poll if I wait more than ten minutes. Please clarify my concerns quickly.
There is no doubt that the well executed "T "on Rowe right before the half was one of the greatest events in MB history. It sparked a 55 point run which easily more than doubled our first half production to get us out of the Keener round. Top ten play at least.
(03-04-2017 08:53 AM)HyperDuke Wrote: After last night's incredible performance, it's clear he's at least a great coach. But is he the greatest coach in JMU history? I say, "Probably!"
Are we talking about his performance, the team's performance, Coach Taylor's performance, please explain.... I need to know this prior to casting my vote.
Also, I looked up "great" for a clear definition, did you mean he is a large man? Merriam-Webster's first definition is "notably large in size". Using this definition well, he's the greatest.
I want to cast my vote during the early voting time period, I'm afraid of losing interest in the poll if I wait more than ten minutes. Please clarify my concerns quickly.
Yes, all the performance aspects of last night are attributable to Rowe. Include all of it. Yes, also his general physical size.
(03-04-2017 09:31 AM)JMU Wrote: There is no doubt that the well executed "T "on Rowe right before the half was one of the greatest events in MB history. It sparked a 55 point run which easily more than doubled our first half production to get us out of the Keener round. Top ten play at least.
Fact based JMU performance in the Keener round...
Keener 0-4
Rowe 1-0
He is clearly better than Keener as we had hoped.
I will play this vote like HORSE and give him a G for now. Win tonight and he will get a R. Win the semis and he will get an E. Win the finals and he will get an A. At that point I would throw in the T for the Title.
To be fair, we should compare last year to this year since there are so many players overlapping. Brady 0-1 in the tourney. Rowe undefeated. Facts say he's 100% better than Brady.
Nearly 200 views & only 4 votes. These facts tell me most people aren't bothering to vote because of how obvious it is that Rowe is the Greatest JMU MBB Coach.
(03-04-2017 10:51 AM)HyperDuke Wrote: To be fair, we should compare last year to this year since there are so many players overlapping. Brady 0-1 in the tourney. Rowe undefeated. Facts say he's 100% better than Brady.
And when we dig even deeper we see that Brady was 2-2 in the Keener round
, Rowe is a perfect 1-0 in the Keener round. I am almost sold.
(03-04-2017 10:51 AM)HyperDuke Wrote: To be fair, we should compare last year to this year since there are so many players overlapping. Brady 0-1 in the tourney. Rowe undefeated. Facts say he's 100% better than Brady.
Buuuuuuuutttttt, I give Brady a victory in the first (Keener) round. IMO, bye = win. Some won't see it that way, and that's okay, though still I do.
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Lou Rowe: Great Coach or Greatest Coach?
Lou Rowe: Great Coach or Greatest Coach? 
