next season

[RickRampus]

anyone who went to a game this season should be ashamed of themselves for supporting this pile of crap program in any way.

Sorry

[pissclams]

anyone who went to a game this season should be ashamed of themselves for supporting this pile of crap program in any way.

Sorry

just don't do it again.  i want the women to average more fans per game than the men next season.

[Pete]

anyone who went to a game this season should be ashamed of themselves for supporting this pile of crap program in any way.

Sorry

just don't do it again.  i want the women to average more fans per game than the men next season.

THAT really is the only way that change will occur.  Sadly.

[CHONGS]

oscar's seat is so cold you can make ice cream in his ass.

[CNS]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

[#LIFE]

oscar's seat is so cold you can make ice cream in his ass.

 

[ksupamplemousse]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

[SdK]

anyone who went to a game this season should be ashamed of themselves for supporting this pile of crap program in any way.

Pffffft

[kso_FAN]

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

I agree with all of this.

[doom]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

Currie is why basketball is becoming an financial drain.  Don't be a respect. 

[ksupamplemousse]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

Currie is why basketball is becoming an financial drain.  Don't be a respect.

Logical reasoning isn't really your thing...is it?

[pissclams]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

well, that and the fact that john currie signs stan's paychecks.  of course he's going to toe the company line.

[ksupamplemousse]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

well, that and the fact that john currie signs stan's paychecks.  of course he's going to toe the company line.

I don't think it's the company line though. John Currie isn't some evil villain trying to make our lives miserable (although it's the end result regardless of intent). He's surely not very happy about this past year, and I certainly haven't heard him go out of his way in public to make sure oscar knows that his job is totally safe. In fact, I bet they've had some very uncomfortable conversations since the season ended.

[doom]

The idea that the AD is "happier than ever"(-stan) makes me even more angry than the fact that we are kicking marcus out.

I think he's lying to try and calm the fanbase down. Stan loves oscar, he was openly campaigning for him on radio after the TCU loss. oscar is a giant dork just like Stan, and I think Stan has become WAY too emotionally invested. What Stan says at this point doesn't concern me. John Currie won't let basketball become a financial drain. It's not in his nature.

Currie is why basketball is becoming an financial drain.  Don't be a respect.

Logical reasoning isn't really your thing...is it?

Tap-out accepted. 

[kso_FAN]

I don't think it's the company line though. John Currie isn't some evil villain trying to make our lives miserable (although it's the end result regardless of intent). He's surely not very happy about this past year, and I certainly haven't heard him go out of his way in public to make sure oscar knows that his job is totally safe. In fact, I bet they've had some very uncomfortable conversations since the season ended.

Yeah, I don't think he's purposely trying to salvage the program. Clearly, he had a different point of view when hiring Weber. For whatever reason I truly believe he thought it was a good hire and that Weber would be successful here. But I also think that if things go south he won't be afraid to Patterson Weber if he needs to.

[doom]

I don't think it's the company line though. John Currie isn't some evil villain trying to make our lives miserable (although it's the end result regardless of intent). He's surely not very happy about this past year, and I certainly haven't heard him go out of his way in public to make sure oscar knows that his job is totally safe. In fact, I bet they've had some very uncomfortable conversations since the season ended.

Yeah, I don't think he's purposely trying to salvage the program. Clearly, he had a different point of view when hiring Weber. For whatever reason I truly believe he thought it was a good hire and that Weber would be successful here. But I also think that if things go south he won't be afraid to Patterson Weber if he needs to.

Things are already like Faulkland Islands south.

[Dugout DickStone]

We are going to lose to Missouri in the CBE and I am going to be all kinds of salty.

[chum1]

Why wouldn't have Currie been completely involved with the dismissal of a player - especially one of Foster's stature? For all anyone knows, oscar fought to keep Foster and Currie said no. And at the very least, there's no way oscar dismissed Foster without some sort of approval from Currie.

[CHONGS]

I am 100% sure Currie was involved in every step of this.  oscar is not doing anything without Curries knowledge and say-so.  That is why I am so confident that there is no way Weber gets fired any time soon.

[The Whale]

Assuming we miss the NIT next year, will the AD pony up for a pay-to-play tourney next year, or go two years without post-season play?

[Dugout DickStone]

I am 100% sure Currie was involved in every step of this.  oscar is not doing anything without Curries knowledge and say-so.  That is why I am so confident that there is no way Weber gets fired any time soon.

That makes too much sense.  Now I am actually scared.

[kso_FAN]

I don't believe Currie would be willing to do the CBI.

[Dugout DickStone]

I don't believe Currie would be willing to do the CBI.

Do they award trophies for polishing?

[michigancat]

I don't believe Currie would be willing to do the CBI.

He might for a rag-tag group of overachievers.

[kso_FAN]

I don't believe Currie would be willing to do the CBI.

Do they award trophies for polishing?

Not sure, I do think the CBI best 2 of 3 championship format is kind of cool. I don't ever want to play in it.