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<blockquote data-quote="RamblinRed" data-source="post: 554659" data-attributes="member: 1776"><p>I'll get into this thread hopefully tomorrow if i have more time.</p><p></p><p>Pastner isn't going anywhere and hasn't done anything to deserve firing yet. Coaches deserve a legit amount of time to build their program. Next year has to be at least an good NIT level team or I would then say that Pastner is not the right coach for the long term. Though I'll be surprised if he doesn't get 5 years (he would have to be sub .500 imo for GT to consider making a move). Year 4 has always been critical for GT coaches. His overall and ACC records are not out of line with any other GT basketball coaches over the last 40+ years.</p><p></p><p>Their should be some optimism with so much returning production. No ACC team had a higher percentage of its min played by FR and SO. With the exception of Duke no team that relied heavily on FR and SO had a winning record in the ACC. Also, don't take too much from one game - it is only 1 data point. You have to look at the whole season of data points. There are definite areas to be concerned about, but there are areas for optimism as well. Next year will likely answer the question of which ones end up being more predictive.</p><p></p><p>On coaches salaries and buyouts - remember those are available for coaches at public schools because anybody can make a FOIA request for the information. Private schools are excluded from FOIA rules. You can largely trust numbers from the public schools, but not the private ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RamblinRed, post: 554659, member: 1776"] I'll get into this thread hopefully tomorrow if i have more time. Pastner isn't going anywhere and hasn't done anything to deserve firing yet. Coaches deserve a legit amount of time to build their program. Next year has to be at least an good NIT level team or I would then say that Pastner is not the right coach for the long term. Though I'll be surprised if he doesn't get 5 years (he would have to be sub .500 imo for GT to consider making a move). Year 4 has always been critical for GT coaches. His overall and ACC records are not out of line with any other GT basketball coaches over the last 40+ years. Their should be some optimism with so much returning production. No ACC team had a higher percentage of its min played by FR and SO. With the exception of Duke no team that relied heavily on FR and SO had a winning record in the ACC. Also, don't take too much from one game - it is only 1 data point. You have to look at the whole season of data points. There are definite areas to be concerned about, but there are areas for optimism as well. Next year will likely answer the question of which ones end up being more predictive. On coaches salaries and buyouts - remember those are available for coaches at public schools because anybody can make a FOIA request for the information. Private schools are excluded from FOIA rules. You can largely trust numbers from the public schools, but not the private ones. [/QUOTE]
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