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Come on, surely nobody still believes that
Posted on: May 17, 2018 at 08:24:58 CT
FIJItiger MU
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That was a fake narrative tailored to the low information segment of the fanbase when it was still necessary to try and conjure up external factors as to why Kim wasn't succeeding. There is no valid reason to still subscribe to such nonsense.
The score of 851 which you are attributing to Haith is due to the transfers of Cameron Beidschied, Torren Jones, and Shane Rector. Those players were still all members of the MU program when Kim was hired, its asinine to attribute their impact on the APR to Haith.
As long as we continue in the methodology of last year and simply submit the score needed to remain above the threshold we will be fine. I've long suspected nobody actually validates the numbers, as last year is a supporting example of. Which is a good thing for MU, given there would be no valid way for us to remain above the required threshold due to the historic turnover endured throughout the Kim Anderson era.
The score of 851 which you are attributing to Haith is due to the transfers of Cameron Beidschied, Torren Jones, and Shane Rector. Those players were still all members of the MU program when Kim was hired, its asinine to attribute their impact on the APR to Haith.
As long as we continue in the methodology of last year and simply submit the score needed to remain above the threshold we will be fine. I've long suspected nobody actually validates the numbers, as last year is a supporting example of. Which is a good thing for MU, given there would be no valid way for us to remain above the required threshold due to the historic turnover endured throughout the Kim Anderson era.
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Come on, surely nobody still believes that - FIJItiger MU - 5/17 08:24:58