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  • Ohio State just fired head basketball coach Chris Holtmann - https://twitter.com/GoodmanHoops/sta...11126304182672

    Holtmann had good success at Butler prior to being hired by Ohio State in 2017, and he continued with successful seasons his first 5 years at Ohio State. But mediocre records the last 2 years were enough for the AD to dump him before the season is over.
    Ohio State record - https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb...hio-state/men/

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    • Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
      Ohio State just fired head basketball coach Chris Holtmann - https://twitter.com/GoodmanHoops/sta...11126304182672

      Holtmann had good success at Butler prior to being hired by Ohio State in 2017, and he continued with successful seasons his first 5 years at Ohio State. But mediocre records the last 2 years were enough for the AD to dump him before the season is over.
      Ohio State record - https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb...hio-state/men/
      TOSU owes him 14 million. If you have to be canned, not a bad way to go.

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      • Originally posted by braves16 View Post

        TOSU owes him 14 million. If you have to be canned, not a bad way to go.
        https://twitter.com/PeteThamel/statu...14022743679033
        That twitter post by Pete Thamel was deleted, possibly because his numbers were not correct.

        This article says that based on a contract extension signed in 2022, Ohio State owes him another $12.8 million - https://www.dispatch.com/story/sports/college/basketball/2024/01/30/chris-holtmann-contract-salary-buyout-fired-ohio-state-basketball-buckeyes/72401473007/

        Pete Thamel later tweeted this update with the $12.8 million figure - https://twitter.com/PeteThamel/statu...93908460109857

        There are a lot of rumors about who might be considered candidates to replace Holtmann, none of them official. But I have seen several lists that include a couple MVC coaches.

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        • Originally posted by Da Coach View Post

          That twitter post by Pete Thamel was deleted, possibly because his numbers were not correct.

          This article says that based on a contract extension signed in 2022, Ohio State owes him another $12.8 million - https://www.dispatch.com/story/sports/college/basketball/2024/01/30/chris-holtmann-contract-salary-buyout-fired-ohio-state-basketball-buckeyes/72401473007/

          Pete Thamel later tweeted this update with the $12.8 million figure - https://twitter.com/PeteThamel/statu...93908460109857

          There are a lot of rumors about who might be considered candidates to replace Holtmann, none of them official. But I have seen several lists that include a couple MVC coaches.
          If you have to be canned, 12.8 million isn't a bad way to go.

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          • Originally posted by braves16 View Post

            If you have to be canned, 12.8 million isn't a bad way to go.
            haha!

            I could make it work.
            Larry Bird
            I've got a theory that if you give 100 percent all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end.

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            • Another D1 coach out- Jerry Stackhouse fired by Vanderbilt - https://twitter.com/BigOrangePunch/s...16955544780973

              I hear former Vanderbilt assistant Dan Muller is still available.

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              • The Sun-Times mentioned Wardle as a replacement at DePaul. Even with all of DePaul challenges I think they can still become a contender and with their placement in the Big East they’ll be set up better than most valley schools will be moving into the future. I could definitely see Wardle taking the position and succeeding there.
                Link- https://chicago.suntimes.com/college...alentine-moser

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                • Judging by the last several DePaul coaching hires, they will blow this one again and pick somebody cheap or for some ridiculous reason, and they will be destined to fail.

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                  • Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                    Judging by the last several DePaul coaching hires, they will blow this one again and pick somebody cheap or for some ridiculous reason, and they will be destined to fail.
                    Lol no doubt. Also Wardle has already been through a complete rehabilitation and rebuild at Bradley, I doubt he is looking for another opportunity to do that job, especially in the current environment with the transfer portal and NIL. It would either be a dream school or a big jump up to a stable program for Wardle imo.
                    Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford

                    Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E.

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                    • Old Dominion coach Jeff Jones retiring after decades-long career including stops at Virginia, American

                      https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...inia-american/
                      My first BU hoops game was on 12/30/1963. My dad took me to watch the Braves defeat Arizona 67-59. He helped me get Coach Orsborn's autograph before the game.

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                      • Originally posted by Stryker View Post

                        Lol no doubt. Also Wardle has already been through a complete rehabilitation and rebuild at Bradley, I doubt he is looking for another opportunity to do that job, especially in the current environment with the transfer portal and NIL. It would either be a dream school or a big jump up to a stable program for Wardle imo.
                        I'd actually argue that's exactly why he would take the role. Besides the obvious conference upgrade, he's done this kind of thing before and he has the blueprint for it. I also think that it's probably easier to turn a program around in a shorter amount of time now with the NIL and Transfer Portal. Not saying he would, but IF he bolted for DePaul he could take his recruits with him, along with his returning players, and anyone in the Transfer Portal that is looking for a new destination.

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                        • Originally posted by ChiTownBrave View Post

                          I'd actually argue that's exactly why he would take the role. Besides the obvious conference upgrade, he's done this kind of thing before and he has the blueprint for it. I also think that it's probably easier to turn a program around in a shorter amount of time now with the NIL and Transfer Portal. Not saying he would, but IF he bolted for DePaul he could take his recruits with him, along with his returning players, and anyone in the Transfer Portal that is looking for a new destination.
                          I don't have the same opinion. If NIL was going to make a difference at DePaul, why hasn't it already? Nothing has changed there. There is something there that is almost an aversion to talented players. I just don't know that it is truly possible to correct that program, unless the entire athletic department is cleaned top to bottom, a true clean sweep occurs, and somehow a new amazing connection to the Chicago AAU scene is established etc.
                          Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford

                          Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E.

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                          • Originally posted by Stryker View Post

                            I don't have the same opinion. If NIL was going to make a difference at DePaul, why hasn't it already? Nothing has changed there. There is something there that is almost an aversion to talented players. I just don't know that it is truly possible to correct that program, unless the entire athletic department is cleaned top to bottom, a true clean sweep occurs, and somehow a new amazing connection to the Chicago AAU scene is established etc.
                            Love the debate - here's my take on the NIL, it's a situation where a program hasn't been to the NCAA Tournament since 2004, and hasn't been to the NIT since 2007. That's 17 years of horrible basketball. Hard to get people to invest both time/money for a program that is a special level of horrible.

                            As far as Chicago AAU scene, I don't think that's as important. The best players from Chicago never stayed here to play at DePaul, they always go to blue blood programs. Dee Brown (U of I), Shannon Brown (MSU), Julian Wright (KU), Derrick Rose (Memphis), Jabari Parker and Jahlil Okafor (Duke). That likely wouldn't change, but to in my opinion, to say NIL wouldn't improve for a school that doesn't have a football program with a better product on the court isn't correct.

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                            • Originally posted by ChiTownBrave View Post

                              Love the debate - here's my take on the NIL, it's a situation where a program hasn't been to the NCAA Tournament since 2004, and hasn't been to the NIT since 2007. That's 17 years of horrible basketball. Hard to get people to invest both time/money for a program that is a special level of horrible.

                              As far as Chicago AAU scene, I don't think that's as important. The best players from Chicago never stayed here to play at DePaul, they always go to blue blood programs. Dee Brown (U of I), Shannon Brown (MSU), Julian Wright (KU), Derrick Rose (Memphis), Jabari Parker and Jahlil Okafor (Duke). That likely wouldn't change, but to in my opinion, to say NIL wouldn't improve for a school that doesn't have a football program with a better product on the court isn't correct.
                              It's been awhile, but Mark Aguirre and Terry Cummings were 2 great players from the Chicago Public schools that played at DePaul. Dave Corzine and Joe Ponsetto were 2 good players from the Chicago suburbs that stayed home and played for the Blue Demons. I do get your point though.

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                              • Originally posted by 64NIT View Post
                                Old Dominion coach Jeff Jones retiring after decades-long career including stops at Virginia, American

                                https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...inia-american/
                                Old Dominion is hiring a new coach- Mike Jones, an assistant at Maryland- https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...sketball-coach
                                >> https://umterps.com/staff-directory/mike-jones/4193

                                Not to be confused with the Mike Jones who is the current head coach at UNC-Greensboro- https://uncgspartans.com/staff-directory/mike-jones/246

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