Former Bradley player Billy Wright hired as assistant at WIU by Jim Molinari

[Bradleyguy10]

my question is...are they saying bradley is the sinking ship...and I think thats what MM is getting at also

[Braves4Life]

my question is...are they saying bradley is the sinking ship...and I think thats what MM is getting at also

Let me try to explain: Molinari knew he was a "lame-duck" coach on a sinking ship and spared Wright potential career suicide by not bringing him in "back then". Bradley is certainly no sinking ship now.

Since Mo knows he should have 8 new years with WIU he figured now was a good time to reward Wright and bring him "on board" a "rising tide".

Am I right with my interpretation brocks?

[MacabreMob]

Let me try to explain: Molinari knew he was a "lame-duck" coach on a sinking ship and spared Wright potential career suicide by not bringing him in "back then". Bradley is certainly no sinking ship now.

Since Mo knows he should have 8 new years with WIU he figured now was a good time to reward Wright and bring him "on board" a "rising tide".

Am I right with my interpretation brocks?

Hmmmm - well done my young Watson.

Nice.

Re-reading (all) the posts.... I think you very well could be right.

My apologies - Brock.

[brocks]

Come on . . . of course I didn't mean BRADLEY . . . I meant the coaching tenure of Molinari. I don't know when that offer was made, but if it was during the last couple years, he's an honest enough guy to say "hey . . . this could be a bad time . . . there's some writing on the wall here."

[Stryker]

I say good luck to Jim, I hope he can get WIU to a competitive level. It would be fun to play them in an exhibition or maybe even a non-conference game if they can get good enough down the road.