01-22-2016, 07:01 PM
UAB coach Jerod Haase: 'We need the city of Birmingham to appreciate and come support our guys'
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2016/...th_te.html
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2016/...th_te.html
(01-22-2016 08:36 PM)UAB Band Dad Wrote: [ -> ]Get your butt to the Bart.
(01-22-2016 08:36 PM)UAB Band Dad Wrote: [ -> ]Get your butt to the Bart.
(01-23-2016 01:37 AM)hooverblazer Wrote: [ -> ]Love Coach's passion. He has clearly demonstrated he knows how to build a program. He's executed each phase of his plan so far, I hope he is able to accomplish the next phase of making UAB basketball have that "it" factor and buzz around town again.
The article also encourages me that Haase isn't getting as frustrated with the crowd to the point of throwing up his hands and leaving as I feared. This sounds like a man who's ready to roll up his sleeves and accomplish another piece of his plan.
(01-23-2016 01:37 AM)hooverblazer Wrote: [ -> ]Love Coach's passion. He has clearly demonstrated he knows how to build a program. He's executed each phase of his plan so far, I hope he is able to accomplish the next phase of making UAB basketball have that "it" factor and buzz around town again.
The article also encourages me that Haase isn't getting as frustrated with the crowd to the point of throwing up his hands and leaving as I feared. This sounds like a man who's ready to roll up his sleeves and accomplish another piece of his plan.
(01-23-2016 10:34 AM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote: [ -> ]He is frustrated. It started last year but year that was a boiling point.
Couple that with Ingram issues and I'm not all warm and fuzzy. We need to fix the one we can control.
I've invited more folks today
(01-23-2016 10:34 AM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote: [ -> ]He is frustrated. It started last year but year that was a boiling point.
Couple that with Ingram issues and I'm not all warm and fuzzy. We need to fix the one we can control.
I've invited more folks today
(01-23-2016 03:14 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Whether UAB makes the NCAA tournament or not, Haase will see offers this year based on what he has done this far. If he is frustrated enough, he may even consider lower level power five jobs. Even the bottom rung teams in the big conferences pay more than he makes right now. Add to that a bigger fan base, better opponents, and greater exposure, we as fans have to convince him that UAB is something special. So far, that effort has been a failure.He may be offered positions but he is not going anywhere. Regardless of attendance, he is the type of person who is committed to achieving excellence here at UAB, full house, or not. He is not going to desert his freshmen and sophomores. No way. It is his first head coaching position. He wants to take UAB deep into the NCAA Tournaments. Money is not the issue for him. The man is dedicated, just as his players are. That is quite obvious.
Haase comes from basketball schools. The excuse that Birmingham is a football town probably rings hollow.
(01-23-2016 03:46 PM)TheGORILLA Wrote: [ -> ](01-23-2016 03:14 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Whether UAB makes the NCAA tournament or not, Haase will see offers this year based on what he has done this far. If he is frustrated enough, he may even consider lower level power five jobs. Even the bottom rung teams in the big conferences pay more than he makes right now. Add to that a bigger fan base, better opponents, and greater exposure, we as fans have to convince him that UAB is something special. So far, that effort has been a failure.He may be offered positions but he is not going anywhere. Regardless of attendance, he is the type of person who is committed to achieving excellence here at UAB, full house, or not. He is not going to desert his freshmen and sophomores. No way. It is his first head coaching position. He wants to take UAB deep into the NCAA Tournaments. Money is not the issue for him. The man is dedicated, just as his players are. That is quite obvious.
Haase comes from basketball schools. The excuse that Birmingham is a football town probably rings hollow.
(01-23-2016 03:46 PM)TheGORILLA Wrote: [ -> ](01-23-2016 03:14 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Whether UAB makes the NCAA tournament or not, Haase will see offers this year based on what he has done this far. If he is frustrated enough, he may even consider lower level power five jobs. Even the bottom rung teams in the big conferences pay more than he makes right now. Add to that a bigger fan base, better opponents, and greater exposure, we as fans have to convince him that UAB is something special. So far, that effort has been a failure.He may be offered positions but he is not going anywhere. Regardless of attendance, he is the type of person who is committed to achieving excellence here at UAB, full house, or not. He is not going to desert his freshmen and sophomores. No way. It is his first head coaching position. He wants to take UAB deep into the NCAA Tournaments. Money is not the issue for him. The man is dedicated, just as his players are. That is quite obvious.
Haase comes from basketball schools. The excuse that Birmingham is a football town probably rings hollow.
(01-23-2016 03:46 PM)TheGORILLA Wrote: [ -> ](01-23-2016 03:14 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ]Whether UAB makes the NCAA tournament or not, Haase will see offers this year based on what he has done this far. If he is frustrated enough, he may even consider lower level power five jobs. Even the bottom rung teams in the big conferences pay more than he makes right now. Add to that a bigger fan base, better opponents, and greater exposure, we as fans have to convince him that UAB is something special. So far, that effort has been a failure.He may be offered positions but he is not going anywhere. Regardless of attendance, he is the type of person who is committed to achieving excellence here at UAB, full house, or not. He is not going to desert his freshmen and sophomores. No way. It is his first head coaching position. He wants to take UAB deep into the NCAA Tournaments. Money is not the issue for him. The man is dedicated, just as his players are. That is quite obvious.
Haase comes from basketball schools. The excuse that Birmingham is a football town probably rings hollow.