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He's not in danger of getting fired but boosters and the new AD won't accept that kind of performance and empty seats come 2010-2011. The individual and team regression has been very disturbing.I should hope not.
He's not in danger of getting fired but boosters and the new AD won't accept that kind of performance and empty seats come 2010-2011. The individual and team regression has been very disturbing.I should hope not.
He's not in danger of getting fired but boosters and the new AD won't accept that kind of performance and empty seats come 2010-2011. The individual and team regression has been very disturbing.
yeah.. got to agree with Mao on this one... I don't believe he is in any danger of getting fired or anything of that nature..
But it is safe to assume that this UofA team is their worst team in 3 decades, and needing a last second 3 in overtime to beat Lipscomb at home is CRAZY...
UofA knew they were going to take a step back, but I don't believe ANYONE believed they would be THIS bad..
Miller will have to answer to this... If they struggle in the PAC-10 and finish the year with a losing record, IMO, he wil have 2 more years MAX to correct to ship before getting canned.... Welcome to the hot seat Miller...
Crazy... who would have guessed...
C'mon man, y'all need to bite the bullet and let the transition happen. Give him at least three years. Is there any doubt Miller can coach? He walked into a difficult situation and immediately turned recruiting around.
That's the Million Dollar question right there. Miller much like Ben Howland in year 1 at UCLA or Herb Sendek in Year 1 at ASU obviously thinks it's the latter. Personally I don't think it's a one or the other scenario.But what is more important, Mao - the Streak, or rebuilding the program?
Last night definately was a new low for Arizona Basketball since Lute turned the program around.
But what is more important, Mao - the Streak, or rebuilding the program?
That's the Million Dollar question right there. Miller much like Ben Howland in year 1 at UCLA or Herb Sendek in Year 1 at ASU obviously thinks it's the latter. Personally I don't think it's a one or the other scenario.
It shouldn't be a question. The streak is nice and all, but I want a team that contends for national championships. If that means taking a year or two to rebuild, I'm for it.
Yea but he isnt playing the A-10 as his conference.........
Yea but he isnt playing the A-10 as his conference.........
You know I really dont have a problem with what Miller is doing right now.
1. Wise is a good PG, but nearly all of his weaknesses have been covered up by playing with Bayless, Budinger, and Hill. Now that he doesnt have anyone to help take the pressure off (especially from the perimeter) he is going to find it much more difficult to score.
2. Derrick Williams is the 2nd best player on the team and hes playing out of position. He has to play center, which is fine, however the problem is UA has nobody who can attack on offense or rebound the basketball to keep defenses honest.
3. Besides Fogg, nobody is hitting outside shots, which is huge.
4. Going off #2, Hill and Wise are the only two players who can attack on offense. Wise is too small to finish in traffic and Hill cant drive and kick (his best asset), because nobody moves on offense or can hit a jumper.
5. We are a terrible defensive rebounding team. If we could limit offensive rebounds we would have won against UNLV and Vandy.
6. Our best bet since the opening week of the season was to win at Staples and that remains true. We have enough talent to go on a run, but we need to correct some major problems first.
7. Our future is going to depend on recruiting. If we dont land a PG for 2010 we are in bad shape. The problem is going to be Pastner's success in the next few years. We already know he can recruit at his own program (#1 or #2 class for next year). If he keeps winning at Memphis there are going to be some people pushing for him if Miller doesnt do well.
I think Josh will use the Memphis job to prove himself, ala Jeff Capel and VCU, hopefully he holds no grudge against UA for the way he was let go.