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My guess is Pearl

Where can I purchase these?

Pre-UConn, he showed that he could make progress each year. I think if you do that twice you could call him a proven winner. I’m sure others have a different opinion. Plus, hindsight is 20/20.

Posting Danny Hurley’s wiki page to see if he is a proven winner: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Hurley

Really interesting article in The Athletic about a “Super League”

Im an adopted fan of Davidson basketball (wife is a grad and we live there) and all I can think is how they gave the job to McKilllop’s son and a potential new A10 entrant has Chris Mack. A school like Davidson could’ve attracted a proven winner but went with sentiment. When they fire him in...

This points to saving your NIL dollars for the portal.

I watched most of the 30-0 run. Even the UConn players couldn’t believe it.

I just don’t feel like that’s a big problem. If you beat 3 good OOC teams, that means you’re more competitive. Years ago, teams would play cupcake OOC schedules and get into the tournament by generally being .500 in conference (at least for the ACC). The arguments back then were all about OOC...

You’re saying that the bias in the system is evident because Clemson beat four tournament teams OOC early in the season?

I would say there are more Big10 alumni in Atlanta than in Charlottesville! Actually, there is a database that tracks where alumni from different schools go. Here's an article. Atlanta and DC are a destination for 1-5% of the alumni of a lot of schools. DC may have more alumni, but they also...

Just added a DT from Penn State. Can’t be a bad thing

Most of those seats are already paid for through seat licenses and season tickets, so attendance isn’t necessarily an indicator of revenue.

In 2004 our basketball team was 4th in conference and almost won a national championship. Would that have not been right?

Points are what matters for wins and losses, no argument there. Measuring the performance of the team ultimately falls to that. But if you're trying to make decisions about coaching changes or diagnose what is really going wrong, then comparison against some baseline can help you do that...

One could argue that we are close to average in college football, because that includes teams like UL Monroe, Kent State or UConn. If you look at just the P5 + ND (which is 69 teams), our DFEI was 54th out of 69. That's bottom quartile. We're average when comparing us to The Sisters of the...

I like to think of efficiency like this - if your offense fumbles on the 20 yard line and you hold the opponent to a field goal, that only happens 30% of the time so it’s a positive outcome. Points against goes up, but positive due to starting position. Another example: imagine two teams that...

So many moves in state between programs, it’s kind of fascinating

Your post just makes me happy, because I feel like this is a great compliment to what we have in place.

Charles Kelly was one of the coaches recruiting him, he's got a pretty good track record as well.