Hamier's reason for leaving...

HireBRoy

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Tequilla

HireBRoy said:

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Unless he was supported by an EXCELLENT support staff then yes, it’d be a bad hire

If the hire in the women’s program teaches anything it’s that there is an underlying infrastructure at UW that is very appealing to the right candidate ... this isn’t an undesirable job

HireBRoy

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Unless he was supported by an EXCELLENT support staff then yes, it’d be a bad hire

If the hire in the women’s program teaches anything it’s that there is an underlying infrastructure at UW that is very appealing to the right candidate ... this isn’t an undesirable job

With the college basketball landscape changing so much and the talent in Seattle-Tacoma area, I think it would be pretty easy to build a fence around the state with BRoy and be successful. Why not stay home and play for one of, if not, the best player to come out of the state (especially if you're a one and done). The Penny Hardaway route is gonna become more prevalent. Even though Juwan Howard had some coaching experience in the NBA, I'll put him in the same boat because it's kinda the same idea since they're both big time alums. These kids wanna play for these guys.

Also, it will be interesting to see how the NCAA pays players or let's them make money on the side. Only way to keep the top players around. Too many ways for them to make money now without CBB.

Just curious, who are your top candidates for UW?

Tequilla

HireBRoy said:

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Unless he was supported by an EXCELLENT support staff then yes, it’d be a bad hire

If the hire in the women’s program teaches anything it’s that there is an underlying infrastructure at UW that is very appealing to the right candidate ... this isn’t an undesirable job

With the college basketball landscape changing so much and the talent in Seattle-Tacoma area, I think it would be pretty easy to build a fence around the state with BRoy and be successful. Why not stay home and play for one of, if not, the best player to come out of the state (especially if you're a one and done). The Penny Hardaway route is gonna become more prevalent. Even though Juwan Howard had some coaching experience in the NBA, I'll put him in the same boat because it's kinda the same idea since they're both big time alums. These kids wanna play for these guys.

Also, it will be interesting to see how the NCAA pays players or let's them make money on the side. Only way to keep the top players around. Too many ways for them to make money now without CBB.

Just curious, who are your top candidates for UW?

Juwon vs Penny is a big difference for a number of reasons ... but don’t under estimate the influence having someone like Phil Martelli has at Michigan

Somewhere in this shit hole I threw out some names ... I’m not really that focused on a coaching search right now because there’s a long way between now and then.

Hiring BRoy would be a high risk high volatility hire ... I’m not sure he’s done enough to actually you know prove that he’s earned the job.

HireBRoy

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Unless he was supported by an EXCELLENT support staff then yes, it’d be a bad hire

If the hire in the women’s program teaches anything it’s that there is an underlying infrastructure at UW that is very appealing to the right candidate ... this isn’t an undesirable job

With the college basketball landscape changing so much and the talent in Seattle-Tacoma area, I think it would be pretty easy to build a fence around the state with BRoy and be successful. Why not stay home and play for one of, if not, the best player to come out of the state (especially if you're a one and done). The Penny Hardaway route is gonna become more prevalent. Even though Juwan Howard had some coaching experience in the NBA, I'll put him in the same boat because it's kinda the same idea since they're both big time alums. These kids wanna play for these guys.

Also, it will be interesting to see how the NCAA pays players or let's them make money on the side. Only way to keep the top players around. Too many ways for them to make money now without CBB.

Just curious, who are your top candidates for UW?

Juwon vs Penny is a big difference for a number of reasons ... but don’t under estimate the influence having someone like Phil Martelli has at Michigan

Somewhere in this shit hole I threw out some names ... I’m not really that focused on a coaching search right now because there’s a long way between now and then.

Hiring BRoy would be a high risk high volatility hire ... I’m not sure he’s done enough to actually you know prove that he’s earned the job.

A large part of my HireBRoy mantra is the incompetence of the athletic department.

I agree it would be a risky hire. I think it would be the perfect marriage in about a decade. The hiring and extension of Hop gives me little confidence that the athletic department knows what the fuck they're doing, so I hypothetically wouldn't be against a BRoy hire next year.

It's crazy that it's come to this. One of the largest metros in the country with so much talent in the area that lost their pro team. All the eyes and resources should be on UW. Royally fucked on so many levels.

AtomicDawg

HireBRoy said:

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

Tequilla said:

HireBRoy said:

BleachedAnusDawg said:

doogie said:

if BRoy is such a good basketball coach, why can’t he land a job?

Nobody is going to hire a high school coach to be head coach outside of a community college. He needs to put in time as an assistant and show he can recruit.

I understand he's not gonna be the next head coach at UW, but lemme ask you this. Hypothetically, if they hire him next year, would you be opposed? If so, who is a better realistic option?

If the program is still in shambles in a decade, BRoy is (hopefully) the #1 candidate.

Unless he was supported by an EXCELLENT support staff then yes, it’d be a bad hire

If the hire in the women’s program teaches anything it’s that there is an underlying infrastructure at UW that is very appealing to the right candidate ... this isn’t an undesirable job

With the college basketball landscape changing so much and the talent in Seattle-Tacoma area, I think it would be pretty easy to build a fence around the state with BRoy and be successful. Why not stay home and play for one of, if not, the best player to come out of the state (especially if you're a one and done). The Penny Hardaway route is gonna become more prevalent. Even though Juwan Howard had some coaching experience in the NBA, I'll put him in the same boat because it's kinda the same idea since they're both big time alums. These kids wanna play for these guys.

Also, it will be interesting to see how the NCAA pays players or let's them make money on the side. Only way to keep the top players around. Too many ways for them to make money now without CBB.

Just curious, who are your top candidates for UW?

Juwon vs Penny is a big difference for a number of reasons ... but don’t under estimate the influence having someone like Phil Martelli has at Michigan

Somewhere in this shit hole I threw out some names ... I’m not really that focused on a coaching search right now because there’s a long way between now and then.

Hiring BRoy would be a high risk high volatility hire ... I’m not sure he’s done enough to actually you know prove that he’s earned the job.

A large part of my HireBRoy mantra is the incompetence of the athletic department.

I agree it would be a risky hire. I think it would be the perfect marriage in about a decade. The hiring and extension of Hop gives me little confidence that the athletic department knows what the fuck they're doing, so I hypothetically wouldn't be against a BRoy hire next year.

It's crazy that it's come to this. One of the largest metros in the country with so much talent in the area that lost their pro team. All the eyes and resources should be on UW. Royally fucked on so many levels.

Roy has a background of playing for horrible offensive coaches. That said the athletic dept is so incompetent why the hell not. Personally I don’t care if the program is built with local players or transplants. Just win.

Tequilla

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

1to392831weretaken

Tequilla said:

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

Uh... have they also not been? Were they not wrong?

Tequilla

1to392831weretaken said:

Tequilla said:

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

Uh... have they also not been? Were they not wrong?

I’m not saying they weren’t wrong ...

But I also laugh at this idea that if you hire BRoy everybody stays home

KrunkJuice

Noah Dickerson has a podcast? Jesus.

PurpleThrobber

Tequilla said:

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

The level of faggotry in Seattle AAU helicopter parents and hanger-ons is stuff of legend.

See also: Steve Balmer or Bellevue HS football bullshit.

Tequilla

PurpleThrobber said:

Tequilla said:

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

The level of faggotry in Seattle AAU helicopter parents and hanger-ons is stuff of legend.

See also: Steve Balmer or Bellevue HS football bullshit.

Generally speaking all those people are quick to tell these kids that their shit doesn’t stink and how they are 1 and done’s

It’s just a very selfish, self serving, and thirsty scene IMO

PurpleThrobber

Tequilla said:

PurpleThrobber said:

Tequilla said:

I recognize I’m in the minority ... but the local hoops community always rubs me wrong by and large ... too many have viewed the pastures being greener elsewhere when it comes time to turn the words into action

The level of faggotry in Seattle AAU helicopter parents and hanger-ons is stuff of legend.

See also: Steve Balmer or Bellevue HS football bullshit.

Generally speaking all those people are quick to tell these kids that their shit doesn’t stink and how they are 1 and done’s

It’s just a very selfish, self serving, and thirsty scene IMO

Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen...