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Coach Brian Gregory: an Appreciation
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<blockquote data-quote="bke1984" data-source="post: 217983" data-attributes="member: 932"><p>Yeah, this is a point I always come back to when people feel sorry for coaches losing their jobs. Money isn't everything, but the kind of money these guys make these days seems like it would sure make something like that pretty easy to deal with. </p><p></p><p>I was proud of the way the team bounced back after January, but this team should have made the NCAAT. If they had done that he'd still be here. The lineup took way too long to solidify, when it was pretty clear to anyone watching that Marcus, Brandon, Adam, and Charles were the four best players on the team and should rarely see the bench. </p><p></p><p>Gregory is as classy a guy as you'll find, and boy did he inherit a mess, but eventually all that fades and you have to start winning. Unfortunately it took until the last month of his fifth season to do so, and by that time it seems our AD had already made the decision. </p><p></p><p>I think the law run put a lot of folks back in his corner. I know I even started to pull for him in the middle of that run, going 180 from earlier comments I had made in this board. I wonder how the empathizers would feel if the season had ended at the end of January when we were 12-9 (2-6)?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bke1984, post: 217983, member: 932"] Yeah, this is a point I always come back to when people feel sorry for coaches losing their jobs. Money isn't everything, but the kind of money these guys make these days seems like it would sure make something like that pretty easy to deal with. I was proud of the way the team bounced back after January, but this team should have made the NCAAT. If they had done that he'd still be here. The lineup took way too long to solidify, when it was pretty clear to anyone watching that Marcus, Brandon, Adam, and Charles were the four best players on the team and should rarely see the bench. Gregory is as classy a guy as you'll find, and boy did he inherit a mess, but eventually all that fades and you have to start winning. Unfortunately it took until the last month of his fifth season to do so, and by that time it seems our AD had already made the decision. I think the law run put a lot of folks back in his corner. I know I even started to pull for him in the middle of that run, going 180 from earlier comments I had made in this board. I wonder how the empathizers would feel if the season had ended at the end of January when we were 12-9 (2-6)? [/QUOTE]
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