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RE: Mick Cronin a candiate for UCLA and USC openings?
(04-02-2013 08:45 AM)indycat Wrote:  While I believe Mick will (and should be) rewarded by UC for remaining loyal and rebuilding the program I also believe that he, like any employee, should be coached and mentored for improved performance. That may mean evaluating his assistant coaches and making a change in at least one of those positions to someone who could help implement fresh offensive schemes or develop the bigs. Placing hope on a less competitive conference next season as a recipe for greater success is not a formula for improving UC's performance.

This is an intriguing idea.
 
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