Arachnid
Bench player
There’s a game tonight?It’s a shame I couldn’t give a flip about the game tonight. One can only take so much bull**** over the years. The most losingest coach in Richmond history.
There’s a game tonight?It’s a shame I couldn’t give a flip about the game tonight. One can only take so much bull**** over the years. The most losingest coach in Richmond history.
Kind of an important one if we're being honest!There’s a game tonight?
This! This right here. Well said BobTo me, it doesn't matter what type of great talent joins the team- it won't matter since they will be stuck in the same old offensive system- no offensive rebounding, big man 25 feet from the basket, one shot and done. This is why I have lost interest in the men's basketball program. Who can blame the players when they are stuck in the same old system. Who cares about the portal or recruiting?
Did we compete?Kind of an important one if we're being honest!
Ha, he will say yesDid we compete?
I want hope and excitement. I am not excited to watch our games right now. Our OOC schedule took away all early season excitement I used to have, and it's just hard to find any excitement now.I want hope. Hope that maybe in the future we can have a team that gives 110%, plays smart basketball, has a coach that can make adjustments both in game and game to game, recruits a roster of players that is competitive in the A-10. Until Mooney is gone, we all know that it is complete foolishness to have hope in our program. Mooney is too flawed a coach in so many respects that he and our program is unfixable.
How Hardt and our athletic leadership don't see this is just absolutely baffling.
I feel like how I imagine Fordham fans usually feel ... that we're not even in the same stratosphere as SLU, GMU, Dayton, VCU and GW.I want hope and excitement.
And they aren't even great teams.I feel like how I imagine Fordham fans usually feel ... that we're not even in the same stratosphere as SLU, GMU, Dayton, VCU and GW.
well 2 are 18-1 ... so they might be.And they aren't even great teams.
You said - "How Hardt and our athletic leadership don't see this is just absolutely baffling."I want hope. Hope that maybe in the future we can have a team that gives 110%, plays smart basketball, has a coach that can make adjustments both in game and game to game, recruits a roster of players that is competitive in the A-10. Until Mooney is gone, we all know that it is complete foolishness to have hope in our program. Mooney is too flawed a coach in so many respects that he and our program is unfixable.
How Hardt and our athletic leadership don't see this is just absolutely baffling.
Right there with you. The A10 is essentially what the CAA was when UR left it to move to the higher competition level of the A10. Whatever the driving force was at that point, it doesn’t exist anymore and now there is a Men’s staff that is simply going through the motions. That is the problem with not having a strong set of stated goals. The program just goes where the wind takes it.The tiny bit of hope I might be able to find would be because the A-10 is not very good and wide open, but when I think of that, it only frustrates me because it would not be that difficult to be one of the top teams in the A-10 right now. We could be just a little bit better than we are and be sitting at 6-1 A-10. All we had to do was beat average to below average teams at home, but we can't do that anymore.
I guess they "might" be, but who knows. Both are 15-0 against Q3/4 teams. What we do know is their OOC schedules were garbage, like ours was. Of course, unlike them, we lost 3 of our garbage OOC games.well 2 are 18-1 ... so they might be.
Your last sentence describes Moon's offensive philosophy. On offense, it means resetting back up top at the 7s mark all game after a bunch of non-threatening passes, and your PF shooting a corner 3 at the shot clock buzzer. On a program level, it means playing non-D1 teams regularly and as your home / season opener.Right there with you. The A10 is essentially what the CAA was when UR left it to move to the higher competition level of the A10. Whatever the driving force was at that point, it doesn’t exist anymore and now there is a Men’s staff that is simply going through the motions. That is the problem with not having a strong set of stated goals. The program just goes where the wind takes it.
And one who is not just going through the motions waiting until his kids get out of school.I want a coach hungry for success; one who won’t whine about the “challenges” of coaching/recruiting at Richmond