Frank Martin

[wetwillie]

The current Oklahoma State Coach was the only reason Frank ever had any success.  I think that much is clear at this point.

[chum1]

Down 30!

[420seriouscat69]

The current Oklahoma State Coach was the only reason Frank ever had any success.  I think that much is clear at this point.

Yup!

[wetwillie]

The current Oklahoma State Coach was the only reason Frank ever had any success.  I think that much is clear at this point.

Yup!

I mean I know Dax has said it for years and I just dismissed it, but it's pretty clear now.

[SdK]

What a great thread.

[MakeItRain]

I'd murder every single one of you for 25-9

[pvegs]

The current Oklahoma State Coach was the only reason Frank ever had any success.  I think that much is clear at this point.

if anything, it's a referendum on what a great coach pullen would make if he decided to join the ranks. #PullenForKSU #KimEnglishForAC

[pissclams]

The same could be said about Boeheim and Syracuse.

you could say the same about boeheim and syracuse as i did about haith and tulsa, but you'd sound like a mongloid doing it.
i mean really.

Boeheim is coming off of a suspension and the Cuse were ineligible for the postseason last year, but sure let's give them the benefit of the doubt with their shaky tourney resume in 2016.

Not exactly an apples to apples comparison with Haith and Tulsa, but there are some similarities.

Anyone with a functioning brain knows the Boeheim thing is way worse. Haith mumped Mizzou, I mean they have a post season ban this year and Haith is yoloing his ass off in the tourney. But not only did Boeheim eff up at his current school, but the committee excused his team's performance while he was suspended. You can't make this crap up. I wonder if someone on the infractions committee called one of their buddies on the tournament committee and was like

you're really half assing it lately.  anyone with half a brain realizes that the ncaa investigation into haith and missouri is still active.  the extent to which haith "mumped up" at his school isn't known publically.  that's on top of his infractions at his previous school.

boeheim paid his penance and the crap he did is behind him.  haith can't say the same thing which is why it's hilarious that the ncaa bent over for him.

take the infractions out of it.   the orange have better wins this season vs duke, notre dame, uconn, and atm.   tulsa has smu, cincinnati and uconn.  i'll take the p5 hall of famer, you can have haith.

[Ptolemy]

if anything, it's a referendum on what a great coach pullen would make if he decided to join the ranks. #PullenForKSU #KimEnglishForAC

There are very few stud basketball players that go on to become ace coaches. The generally accepted formula is you must make the team, be a scrub, "do the little things" as coaches say, and be the head coach's favorite kid.  Underwood fits most of that criteria. Pullen doesn't. He was too good of a player to translate that into coaching success.

 

[star seed 7]

Great stuff as always brad

[MakeItRain]

The same could be said about Boeheim and Syracuse.

you could say the same about boeheim and syracuse as i did about haith and tulsa, but you'd sound like a mongloid doing it.
i mean really.

Boeheim is coming off of a suspension and the Cuse were ineligible for the postseason last year, but sure let's give them the benefit of the doubt with their shaky tourney resume in 2016.

Not exactly an apples to apples comparison with Haith and Tulsa, but there are some similarities.

Anyone with a functioning brain knows the Boeheim thing is way worse. Haith mumped Mizzou, I mean they have a post season ban this year and Haith is yoloing his ass off in the tourney. But not only did Boeheim eff up at his current school, but the committee excused his team's performance while he was suspended. You can't make this crap up. I wonder if someone on the infractions committee called one of their buddies on the tournament committee and was like

you're really half assing it lately.  anyone with half a brain realizes that the ncaa investigation into haith and missouri is still active.  the extent to which haith "mumped up" at his school isn't known publically.  that's on top of his infractions at his previous school.

boeheim paid his penance and the crap he did is behind him.  haith can't say the same thing which is why it's hilarious that the ncaa bent over for him.

take the infractions out of it.   the orange have better wins this season vs duke, notre dame, uconn, and atm.   tulsa has smu, cincinnati and uconn.  i'll take the p5 hall of famer, you can have haith.

GOOOOOD bump given my argument was clearly Syracuse was a crap team that didn't belong, zapped my ass.

[TownieCat]

https://twitter.com/wis10/status/715582917062352897

 

[420seriouscat69]

I'm sorry, I don't care if you love him or hate him, that's funny. 

[kso_FAN]

https://twitter.com/slmandel/status/715602834360651776

[ksupamplemousse]

Pretty weak explanation. Like, they insinuated that the app made an error, but never really say that it did. And if it was the fault of whoever was inputting the data, why would south carolina's info get put in there if they weren't in the tourney? I highly doubt some intern just thought to themselves, "Hmmm, I know it says Vandy, but I'm going to send it to S. Carolina instead. My boss will appreciate this, he says he values initiative." Still seems weird.

[pissclams]

they said it was a mistake that they were accountable for and apologized, what more do you want? a senate subcommittee hearing?

[Rage Against the McKee]

This is just like what happened to Steve Harvey.

[420seriouscat69]

Either way, they proved they shouldn't have been in the tournament, so this is kind of a moot point.

[slobber]

This is just like what happened to Steve Harvey.

I was thinking more JT and Janet in that Super Bowl about 10 years ago, where, instead of an app, it was a bra/nipple cover.

But Steve Harvey is a good example, too.

[ksupamplemousse]

they said it was a mistake that they were accountable for and apologized, what more do you want? a senate subcommittee hearing?

I don't even think they needed to apologize, not their fault that USC didn't deserve to be in this year. I just thought it was a very poorly worded statement.

[CHONGS]

I'd like to see some sort of hearing.  I wouldn't limit it to the senate subcommittee.

[wetwillie]

The NCAA will apologize to SC MBB right after Frank apologizes to the fan base for losing to Mizzou.

[catzacker]

they said it was a mistake that they were accountable for and apologized, what more do you want? a senate subcommittee hearing?

We'll put the system on trial!!

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[Tobias]

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