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  • TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    Gladstone said:

    Gladstone said:

    It's all Romar's fault.

    Undoogified.
    woosh? it was a c+p
    I know
  • GladstoneGladstone Member Posts: 16,419

    Gladstone said:

    Gladstone said:

    It's all Romar's fault.

    Undoogified.
    woosh? it was a c+p
    I know
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  • TommySQCTommySQC Member Posts: 5,813

    purpledawgfan wrote:
    Kim, as a fan who isn't really following the nuances of Husky Basketball, why should I be excited about next season?

    You should be excited for the off season and next season as well. Even losing the three guys they did, they'll still be very good. Seeing what they add is intriguing as well

    Ahh yes. Every doogs favorite part of sports is the offseason. We should probably just start going to 12 months of offseason each year.

    Bump

    Can someone not blocked by that faggot retweet this to him?
  • RomarFuckedJenCRomarFuckedJenC Member Posts: 117
    Came across this gem.

    Dream staff (at least for trying to save this recruiting class) for UW if Romar leaves is Roy as head coach and MPS, and Conroy assistants

  • RomarFuckedJenCRomarFuckedJenC Member Posts: 117
    dnc said:

    Came across this gem.

    Dream staff (at least for trying to save this recruiting class) for UW if Romar leaves is Roy as head coach and MPS, and Conroy assistants

    Prioritizing recruits over coaching is chapter 1 of the doog handbook.
    Yea nothing like a dream staff consisting of a first year high school basketball coach. My dream staff would be artem Wallace and wolfinger maybe appleby is available.
  • TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

    dnc said:

    Came across this gem.

    Dream staff (at least for trying to save this recruiting class) for UW if Romar leaves is Roy as head coach and MPS, and Conroy assistants

    Prioritizing recruits over coaching is chapter 1 of the doog handbook.
    Yea nothing like a dream staff consisting of a first year high school basketball coach. My dream staff would be artem Wallace and wolfinger maybe appleby is available.
    Mike Jensen or die
  • RomarFuckedJenCRomarFuckedJenC Member Posts: 117

    dnc said:

    Came across this gem.

    Dream staff (at least for trying to save this recruiting class) for UW if Romar leaves is Roy as head coach and MPS, and Conroy assistants

    Prioritizing recruits over coaching is chapter 1 of the doog handbook.
    Yea nothing like a dream staff consisting of a first year high school basketball coach. My dream staff would be artem Wallace and wolfinger maybe appleby is available.
    Mike Jensen or die
    Jensen would be drunk sark 2.0. Maybe and it's a big maybe if he still has the bleached hair I would accept that.
  • FreeChavezFreeChavez Member Posts: 3,223

    dnc said:

    Came across this gem.

    Dream staff (at least for trying to save this recruiting class) for UW if Romar leaves is Roy as head coach and MPS, and Conroy assistants

    Prioritizing recruits over coaching is chapter 1 of the doog handbook.
    Yea nothing like a dream staff consisting of a first year high school basketball coach. My dream staff would be artem Wallace and wolfinger maybe appleby is available.
    Mike Jensen or die
    Jensen would be drunk sark 2.0. Maybe and it's a big maybe if he still has the bleached hair I would accept that.
    We suck at free throws now, may as well suck at lay-ups too
  • GladstoneGladstone Member Posts: 16,419
    I don't see the downside of giving Romar another year, and probably two (assuming that they stay reasonably healthy and at bare minimum make the tourney next year or if once again there is a mass exodus of players)

    If two years down the road, 4 years into his rebuilding project, his teams (now with a solid group of veterans) still underperform, show inconsistent effort n are no better than 9-9 in conference then he should go.

    There is some talent, but it's too young to rely on for wins in a tough conference.

    Johnson, Dickerson, Crisp and Thybulle have shown enough in stretches to make me think that they will be good players next year and potentially very good in two years.

    Timmons will be good in 2 years.

    In two years

    J Porter (F) -maybe other top recruits also-

    Davis, Harris, Nowell (So)

    Johnson, Timmons (J)

    Thybulle, Crisp, Dickerson (Sen)

    That's great roster balance and order is restored (again though only if everyone stays..if lots transfer then blow it up)

    Firing Romar now means we lose the incoming class plus J Porter so that's easily two or three years of poor teams, but only if UW picks the right coach. Pick the wrong one and it's 5-7 years of getting pissed on.

    To me, it's worth risking 1-2 years of more of the same to see if Romar can turn it around as opposed to knowing that we'll be terrible for 2-3 years..maybe longer if we pick the wrong successor and even worse we never get back to even challenging for a tournament spot for the next 10-15 years...


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  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,691
    Gladstone said:

    I don't see the downside of giving Romar another year, and probably two (assuming that they stay reasonably healthy and at bare minimum make the tourney next year or if once again there is a mass exodus of players)

    If two years down the road, 4 years into his rebuilding project, his teams (now with a solid group of veterans) still underperform, show inconsistent effort n are no better than 9-9 in conference then he should go.

    There is some talent, but it's too young to rely on for wins in a tough conference.

    Johnson, Dickerson, Crisp and Thybulle have shown enough in stretches to make me think that they will be good players next year and potentially very good in two years.

    Timmons will be good in 2 years.

    In two years

    J Porter (F) -maybe other top recruits also-

    Davis, Harris, Nowell (So)

    Johnson, Timmons (J)

    Thybulle, Crisp, Dickerson (Sen)

    That's great roster balance and order is restored (again though only if everyone stays..if lots transfer then blow it up)

    Firing Romar now means we lose the incoming class plus J Porter so that's easily two or three years of poor teams, but only if UW picks the right coach. Pick the wrong one and it's 5-7 years of getting pissed on.

    To me, it's worth risking 1-2 years of more of the same to see if Romar can turn it around as opposed to knowing that we'll be terrible for 2-3 years..maybe longer if we pick the wrong successor and even worse we never get back to even challenging for a tournament spot for the next 10-15 years...


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    Names, I need names
  • PurpleThrobberPurpleThrobber Member Posts: 43,970 Standard Supporter
    Gladstone said:

    I don't see the downside of giving Romar another year, and probably two (assuming that they stay reasonably healthy and at bare minimum make the tourney next year or if once again there is a mass exodus of players)

    If two years down the road, 4 years into his rebuilding project, his teams (now with a solid group of veterans) still underperform, show inconsistent effort n are no better than 9-9 in conference then he should go.

    There is some talent, but it's too young to rely on for wins in a tough conference.

    Johnson, Dickerson, Crisp and Thybulle have shown enough in stretches to make me think that they will be good players next year and potentially very good in two years.

    Timmons will be good in 2 years.

    In two years

    J Porter (F) -maybe other top recruits also-

    Davis, Harris, Nowell (So)

    Johnson, Timmons (J)

    Thybulle, Crisp, Dickerson (Sen)

    That's great roster balance and order is restored (again though only if everyone stays..if lots transfer then blow it up)

    Firing Romar now means we lose the incoming class plus J Porter so that's easily two or three years of poor teams, but only if UW picks the right coach. Pick the wrong one and it's 5-7 years of getting pissed on.

    To me, it's worth risking 1-2 years of more of the same to see if Romar can turn it around as opposed to knowing that we'll be terrible for 2-3 years..maybe longer if we pick the wrong successor and even worse we never get back to even challenging for a tournament spot for the next 10-15 years...


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    So....with the #1 point guard/#3 overall recruit in the country (he gone, by the way), PotatoHead is staring straight at an 11th or 12th place finish in the conference.

    You're argument is with the #1 power forward/#5 overall recruit in the country (he gone after one year, by the way), PotatoHead is miraculously going to instill a winning culture and attitude and vault to national prominence.

    Genius.

    Da fuq that is going to happen. If anything some more of the current squad transfers out and the dumpster fire gets worse.

    Those recruits are bound by their LOI. They can sit out a year and transfer or they can suck it up and play for the new guy. There is no obligation for the UW to release them.

    Roll the dice and get someone who can coach.

  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,691

    Gladstone said:

    I don't see the downside of giving Romar another year, and probably two (assuming that they stay reasonably healthy and at bare minimum make the tourney next year or if once again there is a mass exodus of players)

    If two years down the road, 4 years into his rebuilding project, his teams (now with a solid group of veterans) still underperform, show inconsistent effort n are no better than 9-9 in conference then he should go.

    There is some talent, but it's too young to rely on for wins in a tough conference.

    Johnson, Dickerson, Crisp and Thybulle have shown enough in stretches to make me think that they will be good players next year and potentially very good in two years.

    Timmons will be good in 2 years.

    In two years

    J Porter (F) -maybe other top recruits also-

    Davis, Harris, Nowell (So)

    Johnson, Timmons (J)

    Thybulle, Crisp, Dickerson (Sen)

    That's great roster balance and order is restored (again though only if everyone stays..if lots transfer then blow it up)

    Firing Romar now means we lose the incoming class plus J Porter so that's easily two or three years of poor teams, but only if UW picks the right coach. Pick the wrong one and it's 5-7 years of getting pissed on.

    To me, it's worth risking 1-2 years of more of the same to see if Romar can turn it around as opposed to knowing that we'll be terrible for 2-3 years..maybe longer if we pick the wrong successor and even worse we never get back to even challenging for a tournament spot for the next 10-15 years...


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    So....with the #1 point guard/#3 overall recruit in the country (he gone, by the way), PotatoHead is staring straight at an 11th or 12th place finish in the conference.

    You're argument is with the #1 power forward/#5 overall recruit in the country (he gone after one year, by the way), PotatoHead is miraculously going to instill a winning culture and attitude and vault to national prominence.

    Genius.

    Da fuq that is going to happen. If anything some more of the current squad transfers out and the dumpster fire gets worse.

    Those recruits are bound by their LOI. They can sit out a year and transfer or they can suck it up and play for the new guy. There is no obligation for the UW to release them.

    Roll the dice and get someone who can coach.

    Lulz
  • Fire_Marshall_BillFire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,778 Founders Club

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    Yup. I discussed this with @loadsock after the 2016 drubbing by Arizona in Tucson. It will take two poor seasons to get these fools to see what even many Doogs admit now. You might need back to back 10 win seasons to get rid of him. If the contract wasn't so stupid, maybe just one.
  • MelloDawgMelloDawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 6,678 Swaye's Wigwam
    The guy now has a protected profile where only followers can read his tweets. I'll just assume he's mentally handicapped since no one is as obtuse as he is.

    Either way, standard doog echo chamber tactic of ignoring critics because you have an agenda
  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,691
    MelloDawg said:

    The guy now has a protected profile where only followers can read his tweets. I'll just assume he's mentally handicapped since no one is as obtuse as he is.

    Either way, standard doog echo chamber tactic of ignoring critics because you have an agenda

    Thanks for reading, Jimmy!
  • GladstoneGladstone Member Posts: 16,419
    Lorenzo Romar is a coach the University should keep. He is everything you want in a coach. Unfortunately for Lorenzo and the basketball program injuries are a big problem, top recruits head off to the NBA early and succeed. His top coaches all get plucked away and sign with other schools. From what I have seen Coach Romar has had to fight through a lot adversity, lost talent, coaching changes. The UW would do best by keeping Coach Romar.
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