Originally posted by VT/UK Rondo:
Originally posted by Patriot-Eagle:
Your comment was uncalled for and was meant as a cheap shot... Money would not be an issue and he already turned down the Indiana job the year before he took the UVA job. The only place I could see him go is the NBA... Also UVA's d isn't a gimmick. It is solid fundamentally sound d that forces low percentage shots. We already beat ND and Davidson so we aren't really worried about the "great" Kentucky offense. I think it's funny how you don't even realize what makes Kentucky good is their rebounding not their shooting. They actually are not a bad match up for UVA at all. I'm more worried about Duke, Indiana, ND and Wisconsin than Kentucky. With that said my Hoos are going 39-0!
See this is why I have zero respect for UVA basketball fan knowledge, second year of good bball and their fans think the only way their coach leaves is to the NBA....let me guess, because he has such experience in coaching elite players and dealing with egos of 5star McDonald AAs? There is ZERO on his resume that says hes ready for this type of jump. Getting 3star and a few 4star scholar athletes to buy into a system and play hard is a whole different world than getting a team full of elite "me first" superstars to play together as a team in some pre-determined system. No wonder he passed on Indiana, unlike UVA (and this is not meant as a dig) Indiana has high expectations...some might think unrealistic expectations. At UVA he has time to implement his system and recruit players he wants to run it without the pressure for fast success. UVA is the perfect fit. Elite programs who could hire him away, wont because he has yet to prove he can recruit the elite recruits they expect and its going to be hard to recruit those type players to play in a system they wont see in the NBA.
Kentucky has no one strength or weakness. Its almost impossible to prepare for them and beating ND and Davidson is hardly impressive. Kentucky has already beaten two of the toughest ACC teams UVA will face this year.