[Farm93]

Haase?

I didn't even know Stanford had a men's basketball team?

Seriously, congrats to Haase.   He must be really really good at convincing others that the program is on a good path.

I almost wish I could meet Haase to get a first hand appreciation for his ability to persuade others.    I just wish he would use some of that skill to persuade the team to actually run an offense, shoot the ball, and win some games.   But, that's me the fan of the game wishing he would use his abilities to create a winning team.   No doubt at all that Haase is truly exceptional at staying employed.    Might be the best coach in basketball....at keeping his job.  
So congrats to Haase for proving, once again, that he is the best.

While I am kidding a bit about Haase, I do think now is the time to fire Muir.  
It is one thing for Haase to convince a TV game announcer that you are a great guy and a pleasure to talk to for 30 minutes.  It is quite another for a highly paid AD to accept this situation.   Losing career record in conference games, a breathtaking decline in the interest in our program nationally, and almost no interest by students on campus.   That combination shouldn't be acceptable.

[Farm93]

Haase?

I didn't even know Stanford had a men's basketball team?

Seriously, congrats to Haase.   He must be really really good at convincing others that the program is on a good path.

I almost wish I could meet Haase to get a first hand appreciation for his ability to persuade others.    I just wish he would use some of that skill to persuade the team to actually run an offense, shoot the ball, and win some games.   But, that's me the fan of the game wishing he would use his abilities to create a winning team.   No doubt at all that Haase is truly exceptional at staying employed.    Might be the best coach in basketball....at keeping his job.  
So congrats to Haase for proving, once again, that he is the best.

While I am kidding a bit about Haase, I do think now is the time to fire Muir.  
It is one thing for Haase to convince a TV game announcer that you are a great guy and a pleasure to talk to for 30 minutes.  It is quite another for a highly paid AD to accept this situation.   Losing career record in conference games, a breathtaking decline in the interest in our program nationally, and almost no interest by students on campus.   That combination shouldn't be acceptable.