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  • Midmajor head coaches who are likely to be moving up

    Who do you think are the best mid-major head coaches
    - the ones doing such a good job that their names are going to be mentioned before the season's over as candidates to get hired away?

    Obviously in the MVC we have Gregg Marshall & Ben Jacobson - but they seem pretty comfy where they currently are - but I gotta think someone is going to try to pry them away this season.
    For almost 2 decades - the 1990's and 2000's the MVC was a VERY fertile place for bigger conferences to look to get fine head coaches...
    but that phenomenon has died out substantially - Dana then Cuonzo were about the last ones to get consideration...then things slowed down...


    Then others...

    -The first one that stands out is Brian Wardle at Green Bay..
    He doesn't get a lot of press but his teams are good every year, and it's not because he lucked into pretty good players - he gets the most out of what he has but coaches them up!

    -Shaka Smart (VCU) will get a few phone calls

    -then Harvard's Tommy Amaker, Buffalo's Bobby Hurley, Rhode Island's Dan Hurley, ODU's Jeff Jones, Dayton's Archie Miller, Boise State's Leon Rice, Charlotte's Alan Major, Eastern Michigan's Rob Murphy has done a great job!, Valpo's Bryce Drew, and TCU's Trent Johnson even tho not a classic midmajor.

  • #2
    Not sure anyone else has heard this rumor, but Geno Ford is getting looked at by Kent State!

    I wish! Then Bradley could hire another coach who had never gotten his team to the NCAA tournament, and never will.

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    • #3
      Greg Lansing would have probably been on that moving up list before this season. Timing is everything and he now has the worst team in the last 20 years at Indiana State. Not only is this under-achieving collection of players a sure thing for the preliminary round in St. Louis but very well could be the #10 team in the 10 team league.

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      • #4
        yeah - I think Lansing is a good coach but is having a down year - just exactly like all mid-major coaches do from time to time --
        but Indiana State is not going to fire him after one down year as we have seen elsewhere that leads to disaster -

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