03-13-2017, 06:05 PM
Someone might know, but quick 'n easy Google doesn't:
"Muir declined to reveal specifics of his search or the terms of Haases contract."
Stanford does seem to be on the 8-year plan, although 5 is more common.
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I wouldnt be here if I didnt believe we could compete at the highest level and do it quickly, said Haase, who turns 42 on Friday. Haase inherits a veteran roster projected by some pundits to compete for the Pac-12 title next season."
Some pundits were wrong.
What a contrast with my other alma mater. Total dumpster fire of a program when they switched coaches, taking Josh Pastner off Memphis' ash heap. One of my friends is a 30-year season ticket holder. He didn't think they'd win an ACC game. Or maybe they could beat BC, so one maximum. They wound up winning 8 conference games, climbing onto the bubble before running out of gas. Beat some top teams like North Carolina, Florida State, Notre Dame and VCU, albeit mostly at home. That's how it starts. And Reveno managed to turn a lanky 2 ppg mechanical engineering student from Texas into the "Lamminator".
Not seeing much so far from the Haase regime, IMO.
"Muir declined to reveal specifics of his search or the terms of Haases contract."
Stanford does seem to be on the 8-year plan, although 5 is more common.
I wouldnt be here if I didnt believe we could compete at the highest level and do it quickly, said Haase, who turns 42 on Friday. Haase inherits a veteran roster projected by some pundits to compete for the Pac-12 title next season."
Some pundits were wrong.
What a contrast with my other alma mater. Total dumpster fire of a program when they switched coaches, taking Josh Pastner off Memphis' ash heap. One of my friends is a 30-year season ticket holder. He didn't think they'd win an ACC game. Or maybe they could beat BC, so one maximum. They wound up winning 8 conference games, climbing onto the bubble before running out of gas. Beat some top teams like North Carolina, Florida State, Notre Dame and VCU, albeit mostly at home. That's how it starts. And Reveno managed to turn a lanky 2 ppg mechanical engineering student from Texas into the "Lamminator".
Not seeing much so far from the Haase regime, IMO.
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