[Mick]

I wouldn't hold Portland's record against Reveno.  Very tough place to recruit to.  In the WCC, you've got perennial national powers Gonzaga and St. Mary's and SCU, USF and BYU are always tough (all five teams won 20+ games this year).  LMU and Pepperdine can recruit from Los Angeles high schools, and are typically difficult.  OSU and Oregon tend to attract the best in-state talent -- I don't think Portland has a single Oregon-based player on their team, meaning Reveno has to recruit from WA, CA, NV, CO, Australia, Montenegro, Serbia, Brazil, etc.

He's had some success:

Eric Reveno - Head Coach - Staff Directory - University of Portland Athletics (portlandpilots.com)

Besides, Portland won 19 games this past season.  Not bad.

You're aware Reveno was fired from Portland 6 years ago and has been an assistant at GT since then, right?

Yes.  My only point was that Reveno actually did a good job at Portland, and left it in decent shape.  He's done a superb job with the big men at Georgia Tech.  And now he will be a thorn in everyone's side at Oregon State.

[Mick]

I wouldn't hold Portland's record against Reveno.  Very tough place to recruit to.  In the WCC, you've got perennial national powers Gonzaga and St. Mary's and SCU, USF and BYU are always tough (all five teams won 20+ games this year).  LMU and Pepperdine can recruit from Los Angeles high schools, and are typically difficult.  OSU and Oregon tend to attract the best in-state talent -- I don't think Portland has a single Oregon-based player on their team, meaning Reveno has to recruit from WA, CA, NV, CO, Australia, Montenegro, Serbia, Brazil, etc.

He's had some success:

Eric Reveno - Head Coach - Staff Directory - University of Portland Athletics (portlandpilots.com)

Besides, Portland won 19 games this past season.  Not bad.

You're aware Reveno was fired from Portland 6 years ago and has been an assistant at GT since then, right?

Yes.  My only point was that Reveno actually did a good job at Portland, and left it in decent shape.  He's done a superb job with the big men at Georgia Tech.  And now he will be a thorn in everyone's side at Oregon State.