Any illogical discussion of his seat being hot now is just flat out wrong. It would be an absolute travesty for Clemson if they moved on from him at this point. Especially with aging coaches at UNC and Duke. It'll always be tough running up against those monarchies of college basketball, but he has a chance ahead of him to ride the coat tails of Clemson's football success and continue to build a strong basketball program. Excited and proud for him.

(01-15-2020 10:50 AM)SEA33HAWK Wrote:  The last time Clemson beat UNC, State and Duke in the same season was 1967.

Tough to best Duke or Carolina anytime but beating all 3 in the same season is getting it done. Just ask NCSU about beating those guys and they think they are pretty good .

The real upside for Clemson is they are a young team. And, if Amir Sims comes back for his senior year, they could do some real damage. They have two 4 star recruits coming in at 6'7" and 6"9". Brad's job is very secure at this point.