Jet915 wrote:Finally a clutch win by Creighton, maybe we might find ourselves back on the bubble....
herodotus wrote:Redmen23 wrote:GoldenWarrior11 wrote:For the life of me, I cannot explain how the same St. John's squad can beat Marquette twice but then to DePaul twice. The team, while full of talent and one of the best players in the country in Ponds, is remarkably inconsistent. Every time the team encounters adversity, it seems like they go full-on hero/isolation ball, and naturally takes bad/contested shots against teams that make adjustments.
After this season, the team will likely lose Ponds (Draft) and Clark. Everyone else comes back, but St. John's, at the moment, has the 10th ranked Big East recruiting class (according to 247). It appears they will look hard to the transfer market again to stock the roster, which is hardly a formula towards building a sustainable, competitive basketball program.
Which are all reasons why Mullin has to step aside gracefully. He is not a HC, rather a figurehead who is lost on the sideline with a staff that is even more clueless. He will never build sustainable success at SJU especially if he couldn't even take advantage of a weak, down league this year. He'll never get it done.
We've seen the "hire the superstar alum to coach" strategy before. Please call me the first time it works. It excites a bunch of old fart alums, but recruits don't care about some old guy they think was present when Naismith nailed up the peach baskets.
SJUBBALL wrote:Jet915 wrote:Finally a clutch win by Creighton, maybe we might find ourselves back on the bubble....
If creighton wins these last two home games, they finish 9-9. Wonder how close they could be to the field if that happens
SJUBBALL wrote:Important to note that Ewing was a coach in the NBA. Maybe not a head coach but he had experience.
SJUBBALL wrote:Important to note that Ewing was a coach in the NBA. Maybe not a head coach but he had experience.
XUFan09 wrote:SJUBBALL wrote:Jet915 wrote:Finally a clutch win by Creighton, maybe we might find ourselves back on the bubble....
If creighton wins these last two home games, they finish 9-9. Wonder how close they could be to the field if that happens
They have a neutral court Tier 1 win over Clemson, a Bubble team, and a strong nonconference SOS. Pair that with some Tier 1 wins in conference and only two borderline Tier 3 losses. That's a solid resume for the Bubble.
Redmen23 wrote:Time to move on. Can the Johnnies do it right for once and get a real college coach who's earning his stripes like Nate Oats? Get it done Cragg.
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