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Hell yeah...strap in, the PAC 12 and NCAA is gonna get a boning.
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We're doubling down for a chipper next year. Awesome
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Totally win-win. Miller gets Romar's recruiting skills and Romar can rehab his image and come out ready for the big time in a few seasons.
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Maybe he can help with Duval, but that's it for 2017. However, I drool over what our 2018 class could be with Romar doing his thing for a year.
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Probably way too late for Duval, especially since he doesn't have a relationship with him prior. 2018 though...Spaceman Spiff wrote:Maybe he can help with Duval, but that's it for 2017. However, I drool over what our 2018 class could be with Romar doing his thing for a year.
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Immanuel Quickley has like 33% to Washington on 247, when Romar was there. Maybe he helps with him. Couldn't hurt rightSpaceman Spiff wrote:Maybe he can help with Duval, but that's it for 2017. However, I drool over what our 2018 class could be with Romar doing his thing for a year.
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Think Fultz was originally from the DMV like Quickley. So maybe that's the connection.
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How real is this possibility? I can't think of a precedent. And you'd think if a coach got fired, he'd want to do just about anything other than be an assistant to another coach in his own conference. Try the NBA. Hell, be an assistant in Italy.
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Did I miss something? Still just rumors at this point, right?
If your "side" has the support of mainstream media, the entertainment industry, globalist corporations, big Pharma, tech companies and the elite, you are NOT part of the resistance
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Saban is the best comparison, honestly.Longhorned wrote:How real is this possibility? I can't think of a precedent. And you'd think if a coach got fired, he'd want to do just about anything other than be an assistant to another coach in his own conference. Try the NBA. Hell, be an assistant in Italy.
It's not a bad idea. A few years as an assistant does more than immediately falling into a midmajor opening that you might dig a deeper hole. As a major assistant, you can pick a successful program to up your profile with a low downside, then jump when a good opening comes around, not just the first.
Or you can Kiffin it, make Saban mad and flee to a low level school in Florida with attractive coeds.
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On 1290 Scheer made it seem like a done deal
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Wow that would be great.
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Is Basnight out in his underwear over this?
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I was amazed and thrilled to see that I actually meet one of the following minimum requirements for Associate/Assistant Coach, Men's Basketball at Arizona:
- At least three years of coaching experience at the college level or higher
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
- Possession of a valid driver’s license
- At least three years of coaching experience at the college level or higher
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
- Possession of a valid driver’s license
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It might be two. I might guess you know NCAA rules and regulations as well as NCAA rules and regulations enforcement people (since they fairly constantly don't seem to know them at all).Longhorned wrote:I was amazed and thrilled to see that I actually meet one of the following minimum requirements for Associate/Assistant Coach, Men's Basketball at Arizona:
- At least three years of coaching experience at the college level or higher
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
- Possession of a valid driver’s license
I mean you can only be expected to know them as well as they do, right?
So we just need to get you some coaching experience. There are some resume writer types that can probably help with that.
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"Daddy, who's that chubby little man in the tuxedo sitting next to Sean Miller?"SCCats wrote:It might be two. I might guess you know NCAA rules and regulations as well as NCAA rules and regulations enforcement people (since they fairly constantly don't seem to know them at all).Longhorned wrote:I was amazed and thrilled to see that I actually meet one of the following minimum requirements for Associate/Assistant Coach, Men's Basketball at Arizona:
- At least three years of coaching experience at the college level or higher
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
- Possession of a valid driver’s license
I mean you can only be expected to know them as well as they do, right?
So we just need to get you some coaching experience. There are some resume writer types that can probably help with that.
"That's Arizona's new Associate Head Coach, Longhorned."
"Daddy, why is he always touching his phone?"
"He's posting. That's what he does."
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Does coaching include message board advice for actual coaches? If so, I feel like I'm hitting 3 for 3.SCCats wrote:It might be two. I might guess you know NCAA rules and regulations as well as NCAA rules and regulations enforcement people (since they fairly constantly don't seem to know them at all).Longhorned wrote:I was amazed and thrilled to see that I actually meet one of the following minimum requirements for Associate/Assistant Coach, Men's Basketball at Arizona:
- At least three years of coaching experience at the college level or higher
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
- Possession of a valid driver’s license
I mean you can only be expected to know them as well as they do, right?
So we just need to get you some coaching experience. There are some resume writer types that can probably help with that.
I have a valid DL. I know of NCAA rules and regulations and even could probably paraphrase the spirit of a few. I really like Sean Miller and have IBS if that matters.
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Longhorned could throw his pizza across the floor like a gluttonous version of Bob Knight.
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This just seems so wildly weird. In a way it makes sense for all parties involved but on the other hand it just seems so out of left field and unprecedented. I would have loved to hear the first phone call or read that first email or text. If you're Miller it takes a huge amount of balls to call up Romar and offer him a position thats by most measures way beneath him.
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It looks like he was making 1.7 mil at UW. The most I could find an assistant getting in NCAA was someone at UK at 700k. If we hire Romar he has to be the highest paid assistant in the NCAA no?
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Doesn't UDub owe him about $3.2 million? He'll be OK.baconus66 wrote:It looks like he was making 1.7 mil at UW. The most I could find an assistant getting in NCAA was someone at UK at 700k. If we hire Romar he has to be the highest paid assistant in the NCAA no?
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To be fair it isn't that below Romar. He hasn't exactly set the world on fire recently. Missed the tournament 6 years in a row after going 6 of his first 9 seasons there.
i was going to put the ua/asu records here...but i forgot what they were.
i'll just go with fuck asu.
i'll just go with fuck asu.
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Jay John went from OSU head coach directly to an assistant job at Cal, not as high profile as Romar but a precedent non the less.Longhorned wrote:How real is this possibility? I can't think of a precedent. And you'd think if a coach got fired, he'd want to do just about anything other than be an assistant to another coach in his own conference. Try the NBA. Hell, be an assistant in Italy.
I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
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Watching UW the past few years, their offense consisted of pushing the ball up court quickly and jacking up a shot regardless if any teammates had worked into position for offensive rebounding. And people wonder why UW missed the NCAA tourney the last six years.gronk4heisman wrote: I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
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Capel to Duke is similargronk4heisman wrote:Jay John went from OSU head coach directly to an assistant job at Cal, not as high profile as Romar but a precedent non the less.Longhorned wrote:How real is this possibility? I can't think of a precedent. And you'd think if a coach got fired, he'd want to do just about anything other than be an assistant to another coach in his own conference. Try the NBA. Hell, be an assistant in Italy.
I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
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Thank you. In the Miller era, UW has had a better offense than Arizona twice: in 2009-10 and 2011-12, pretty unquestionably our two worst years. Lately they haven't been close.zonagrad wrote:Watching UW the past few years, their offense consisted of pushing the ball up court quickly and jacking up a shot regardless if any teammates had worked into position for offensive rebounding. And people wonder why UW missed the NCAA tourney the last six years.gronk4heisman wrote: I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
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spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
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My son's boss, a UA alum, ran into Romar at the Final Four. He asked him if he was coming to UofA. He said Romar and his wife both gave him a thumbs up.
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What restaurant I wonder
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Sounds like some of us love Romar more than we like Miller... I'll be thrilled if we get Romar as an assistant, but some of the love he's getting here is way over the top.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I can imagine the treatment Miller will get if he ever has a Romareasque turn... considering the ire he gets for winning P12 titles and making Elite 8's.
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Hey 97, you both are classy....well done sir, well done. Bear Down and thanks for that.....helped to lift my spirits a bit.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
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To be fair, he's getting that love as a candidate for an assistant role under Sean Miller. If, god forbid, Miller ups and leaves us, Romar as the head coach candidate would get a significantly different response.Harvey Specter wrote:Sounds like some of us love Romar more than we like Miller... I'll be thrilled if we get Romar as an assistant, but some of the love he's getting here is way over the top.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I can imagine the treatment Miller will get if he ever has a Romareasque turn... considering the ire he gets for winning P12 titles and making Elite 8's.
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Might depend on who the other candidates are.Puerco wrote:To be fair, he's getting that love as a candidate for an assistant role under Sean Miller. If, god forbid, Miller ups and leaves us, Romar as the head coach candidate would get a significantly different response.Harvey Specter wrote:Sounds like some of us love Romar more than we like Miller... I'll be thrilled if we get Romar as an assistant, but some of the love he's getting here is way over the top.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I can imagine the treatment Miller will get if he ever has a Romareasque turn... considering the ire he gets for winning P12 titles and making Elite 8's.
Of the 12 coaches, Rush picked the one whose fans have the deepest passion, the longest memories, the greatest lung capacity and … did I mention deep passion?
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I found some mold on a piece of bread. It looked like Lorenzo Romar. Could it be a sign?
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You mean like Tim Floyd? Or like Lavin, Howland, or Sendek? Pastner?Chicat wrote:Might depend on who the other candidates are.Puerco wrote:To be fair, he's getting that love as a candidate for an assistant role under Sean Miller. If, god forbid, Miller ups and leaves us, Romar as the head coach candidate would get a significantly different response.Harvey Specter wrote:Sounds like some of us love Romar more than we like Miller... I'll be thrilled if we get Romar as an assistant, but some of the love he's getting here is way over the top.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I can imagine the treatment Miller will get if he ever has a Romareasque turn... considering the ire he gets for winning P12 titles and making Elite 8's.
'A parent is the one person who is supposed to make their kid think they can do anything. Says they're beautiful even when they're ugly. Thinks they're smart even when they go to Arizona State.' -- Jack Donaghy
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My first thought was Pastner vs. Romar.
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I'm hoping that Miller's final year as AZ coach coincides with TJM being an up-and-coming, moderately experienced college coach. Maybe 10-15 years down the road.Chicat wrote:My first thought was Pastner vs. Romar.
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It's unclear how Pastner v. Romar would be affected by Gorsuch's joining the Court.Chicat wrote:My first thought was Pastner vs. Romar.
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I'm disappointed, I wanted Lavar Ball
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And lately Washington has had no more than 1 or 2 starters who would sniff the court at Arizona, yet we are praising his recruiting because he hired the number 1 recruits dad? There are very few times the last 5 years in which my eyes did not feel Arizona's offensive production was far below their offensive talent. I can not say the same for UW under Romar, I feel their offensive production has far outweighed their weak talent level most years.Spaceman Spiff wrote:Thank you. In the Miller era, UW has had a better offense than Arizona twice: in 2009-10 and 2011-12, pretty unquestionably our two worst years. Lately they haven't been close.zonagrad wrote:Watching UW the past few years, their offense consisted of pushing the ball up court quickly and jacking up a shot regardless if any teammates had worked into position for offensive rebounding. And people wonder why UW missed the NCAA tourney the last six years.gronk4heisman wrote: I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
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Thank you. You represented us well.97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I've never been excited about an assistant coaching hire, but I never imagined one as great as this. UCLA should have hired Romar when they had the chance. Don't let the recent downslide fool you. Seattle talent comes and goes, and that contributes to the top Seattle recruits heading out of state and making the problem cyclical. Romar would kill it coaching elsewhere.
Most fun of all will be the new life added to "getting Romar'd"
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The love is totally appropriate for him being an assistant. He'd be the home run of assistants.Harvey Specter wrote:Sounds like some of us love Romar more than we like Miller... I'll be thrilled if we get Romar as an assistant, but some of the love he's getting here is way over the top..97cats wrote:spoke to Lorenzo in the concourse yesterday and flat out said come to Arizona, the fans love you and we would be blessed to have you apart of the program.
reiterated his first class manor and what an outstanding man he is -- he was very positive and said:
"Ya'll got it going on down there, I would be the lucky one. I appreciate the kind words and let's see what happens"
i shook his hand one last time and said, we need you at Arizona, come to Arizona.
he said as we walked away, "I appreciate that, enjoy the game."
I wouldn't mistake any of this for head coach love
And, again, in recruiting...he'd be a lead assistant. We could use his pipeline in the PAC NW....he isn't going to really help us get somewhere we aren't already. Just a wider selection. And, let's not act like such things don't matter to perception and some recruits...we'd be one pretty diverse staff for one with a Caucasian head coach...
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What?gronk4heisman wrote:And lately Washington has had no more than 1 or 2 starters who would sniff the court at Arizona, yet we are praising his recruiting because he hired the number 1 recruits dad? There are very few times the last 5 years in which my eyes did not feel Arizona's offensive production was far below their offensive talent. I can not say the same for UW under Romar, I feel their offensive production has far outweighed their weak talent level most years.Spaceman Spiff wrote:Thank you. In the Miller era, UW has had a better offense than Arizona twice: in 2009-10 and 2011-12, pretty unquestionably our two worst years. Lately they haven't been close.zonagrad wrote:Watching UW the past few years, their offense consisted of pushing the ball up court quickly and jacking up a shot regardless if any teammates had worked into position for offensive rebounding. And people wonder why UW missed the NCAA tourney the last six years.gronk4heisman wrote: I personally would be most interested in Romar for his ability to actually coach a functional offense, that would be a welcome addition.
Fultz, Marquese Chriss, CJ Wilcox, Terrance Ross, Dejounte Murray, Quincy Pondexter, Justin Holiday and Isaiah Thomas are all NBA playes who graduated from UW from 2010 on. Last year, they had two players drafted in the first round, one lottery and we had zero picked in the whole draft.
I just don't understand the argument they have not had a good amount of talent.
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I would expect him to be a one and done but man, what a recruiting duo. Also, shows a lot of respect between two people to be on the opposite side and then willing to team up.
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Does adding Romar get us access to any of UW's defecting 2017 players?