10-30-2021, 11:15 PM
(10-30-2021, 11:03 PM)Phogge Wrote: No BC it is reality. The program went stale in 2019 and now is totally broken.
I will give Shaw credit for the call on the Symonds pass. However McKee needed to unload right away. Probably game over at that point.
That may well be the case. The program is not in a good place right now. But anyone who thinks Shaw is going anywhere anytime soon is deluded. I will remind you that five years into his tenure, Haase has exactly one winning conference season and no NCAA tournament appearances, and he is headed to his sixth season. This after his predecessor was at Stanford for eight years on the strength of two NIT championships and one NCAA tournament appearance (and two winning conference seasons). You guys may hate the idea, but Shaw would probably have to get to 2025 without another winning season to even be on the hot seat. And even once he’s gone, we are at least as likely to hire the next Teevens or Harris as we are the next Harbaugh.
You might as well hope Shaw somehow rights the ship, and that we surprise some folks in the last four games this year. I’m not Pollyanna here; 1-3 seems most likely, and 0-4 is surely possible. But that wouldn’t make me happy on the misguided notion that the grass is somehow greener if we lose and rid ourselves of Shaw (not that we will).
BC