Coach Les

[MacabreMob]

Was Stowell the coach in 1974?

[Chico]

Oh really! I believe as much as you think this I'm glad you do not have the capability to change or really influence what happens to JL after this season. There are some real fat cats along with Glasser that will determine if anything would be considered if this team tanked it. Have a little bit of respect. I'm glad BU is not an institution of what have you done for me now.

SF, we've been agreeing quite a bit lately so I almost hate to post this, but earlier you said BU pulled the plug too early on Coach Mo. Now you say you're glad BU is not an institution of what have done for me now. JK. Have a good turkey day.

[mrcoachdude]

I HATE to see all this stuff when we are in the midst of a season that could be very good...but I guess you gotta talk about something heh?

[Braves4Life]

Was Stowell the coach in 1974?

He was...... and what was in 1974?

[SFP]

SF, we've been agreeing quite a bit lately so I almost hate to post this, but earlier you said BU pulled the plug too early on Coach Mo. Now you say you're glad BU is not an institution of what have done for me now. JK. Have a good turkey day.

I should have said RIGHT now! Three things have happened during the JL tenure so far that would have been difficult during the Mo era, so there is an understanding of why.

1) There has been an increase in revenue regardless of inflation
2) A new state of the art athletic facility has been built
3) Sweet 16 run

I believe one more thing will start to happen and that is a top 3 MVC team on a consistent basis.

I'm also hoping that there will be an upgrade on our video streaming system.

[Braves4Life]

I'm also hoping that there will be an upgrade on our video streaming system.

No. Really? You?

[Bravesfan]

How many times has Dana Altman or Jim Molinari been to the Sweet 16?

Nevermind.......we're not supposed to dwell on such trivial things of the distant past.

Touche!

[Bravesfan]

I HATE to see all this stuff when we are in the midst of a season that could be very good...but I guess you gotta talk about something heh?

I agree. Let's at least wait until Saturday night after the Las Vegas Invitational is finished to revisit this topic.

[BradleyBrave]

I HATE to see all this stuff when we are in the midst of a season that could be very good...but I guess you gotta talk about something heh?

Blame the person who started this thread to begin with.

[MacabreMob]

Stowell's teams didn't have the luxury of playing in tertiary tournaments, adding gratuitous wins to his stat line, either.

Was Stowell the coach in 1974?

He was...... and what was in 1974?

The Commissioner's Classic.

[MacabreMob]

I HATE to see all this stuff when we are in the midst of a season that could be very good...but I guess you gotta talk about something heh?

Blame the person who started this thread to begin with.

It's all about "Tornado Hate". LOL!

[Braves4Life]

The Commissioner's Classic.

I thought that's what you might be talking about. As I recall, there were some pretty darn good teams in that.

[doug shank's crossover]

The Commissioner's Classic.

How many wins during Stowell's tenure were the result of the "Commissioner's Classic? Just asking.

[MacabreMob]

How many wins during Stowell's tenure were the result of the "Commissioner's Classic? Just asking.

Ohh.... I don't feel like pulling out my Media Guide and looking it up. You can look it up if you are actually so curious. I suspect you are trying to make the point that Stowell didn't get to "pad" his wins by much when Bradley only played in the event one year (and I think he may have only gotten one win).

My point was just to show Bradley DID in fact play in a "tertiary" tournament while Stowel was coach.

[Chico]

How many wins during Stowell's tenure were the result of the "Commissioner's Classic? Just asking.

The Braves beat Kansas St and lost to USC. A great weekend in St. Louis.