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RE: Pingeton to step down
Posted on: February 27, 2025 at 11:07:27 CT
GreatScott MU
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Here's what I would do, if I was serious about turning the program around and making it able to win consistently at a high level, and compete for SEC and national titles.
As soon as the season ends, I'd contact the head coaches at the top ten programs and ask: "If you could choose a current assistant head coach who's not one of your own assistants, who would it be?"
I'd start my search there ad try to get a clear vision of how they'd recruit better talent and develop players that won't turn the ball overs 15-20 times a game.
I say top ten head coaches because they seem to all have good assistants and staff who will more likely know what it takes to win consistently at a high level.
Of course, it all depends on what the administration is seeking. Do they want a top-ten type of program, pr another version of RP? They've never (or at least rarely) shown that they're willing to invest in the program. Now's their chance to do so.
As soon as the season ends, I'd contact the head coaches at the top ten programs and ask: "If you could choose a current assistant head coach who's not one of your own assistants, who would it be?"
I'd start my search there ad try to get a clear vision of how they'd recruit better talent and develop players that won't turn the ball overs 15-20 times a game.
I say top ten head coaches because they seem to all have good assistants and staff who will more likely know what it takes to win consistently at a high level.
Of course, it all depends on what the administration is seeking. Do they want a top-ten type of program, pr another version of RP? They've never (or at least rarely) shown that they're willing to invest in the program. Now's their chance to do so.
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RE: Pingeton to step down - GreatScott MU - 2/27 11:07:27
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