[teejers1]

Do not let one game change your mind. There is a six-year body of work to evaluate.

There is a body of work.  And one game shouldn't change anyone's mind.

Still, I'd be fine if Haase stayed another year, in an NCAA-or-out situation.  And I'd understand if he weren't invited back.  I won't cancel my STH status, either way, even though I'd personally probably give him another season.  Part of my thinking is colored by football.  Shaw obviously isn't going anywhere, and in my mind, he has had 3 bad seasons in a row, with "crater" status now firmly in play - and that's worse than several mediocre seasons in a row in hoops.  (So many folks here want to paint the 4-2 2020 season as good - that team was bad and was lucky to win games against similarly bad teams).  Whatever.  I'm kind of resigned to status quo for another year.  I hope both teams turn it around - I'm convinced one will not, and have no clue about the other.

P.S.  The home Ls against Utah and Colorado, followed by the L at Cal are the brutal ones.  The AZ roadie was actually not bad ball by Stanford; the P12 tourney was better than that.  Again . . . shoulder-shrug.

[teejers1]

Do not let one game change your mind. There is a six-year body of work to evaluate.

There is a body of work.  And one game shouldn't change anyone's mind.

Still, I'd be fine if Haase stayed another year, in an NCAA-or-out situation.  And I'd understand if he weren't invited back.  I won't cancel my STH status, either way, even though I'd personally probably give him another season.  Part of my thinking is colored by football.  Shaw obviously isn't going anywhere, and in my mind, he has had 3 bad seasons in a row, with "crater" status now firmly in play - and that's worse than several mediocre seasons in a row in hoops.  (So many folks here want to paint the 4-2 2020 season as good - that team was bad and was lucky to win games against similarly bad teams).  Whatever.  I'm kind of resigned to status quo for another year.  I hope both teams turn it around - I'm convinced one will not, and have no clue about the other.

P.S.  The home Ls against Utah and Colorado, followed by the L at Cal are the brutal ones.  The AZ roadie was actually not bad ball by Stanford; the P12 tourney was better than that.  Again . . . shoulder-shrug.