Re: Sean Miller
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2018 10:14 pm
More good news: beer in McKale next year. Things are already looking up!
They are gonna need itOlsondogg wrote:More good news: beer in McKale next year. Things are already looking up!
I have nothing to add and completely agree.Newportcat wrote:The more I think about it, I see no scenario under which Miller is our coach next year. Think he takes the year off, gets his name fully cleared and move on to a job in the east.
Honestly can’t say if it would upset me that much. Feels like massive change is needed given everything going on. Do think we will be in for some dark days but you never know
Thought the same in 2009 and then 2011 happened
lmao!Olsondogg wrote:More good news: beer in McKale next year. Things are already looking up!
He doesn't know, believe me. He ultimately may not be wrong, but he still has no idea at this point.Gladiator Cat wrote:Chiefzona, who is widely disliked by many here, but was 100% correct on Richrod being fired.
He says today that Miller is done. Not fired, but gone.
Take it for what it's worth.
I'd say Michigan State has done pretty well running the packline for the last 20 years. 7 FF's, 1 Chip & 1 runner-up.TatetheGreat wrote:Let's revisit this if UVA gets to the FF.zonagrad wrote:It's not the packline. Fuck, Virginia is the number one team in the country and just won the ACC without 5* recruits. All they do is run packline.
Lol fair enoughOlsondogg wrote:Choo could be wrong if Chief is actually Miller
Izzo will play M2M, zone, and pack line depending on the opponent and his personnel. Miller is more like Bennett in that he doesn't mix it up on defense.mofo wrote:I'd say Michigan State has done pretty well running the packline for the last 20 years. 7 FF's, 1 Chip & 1 runner-up.TatetheGreat wrote:Let's revisit this if UVA gets to the FF.zonagrad wrote:It's not the packline. Fuck, Virginia is the number one team in the country and just won the ACC without 5* recruits. All they do is run packline.
I sincerely hope he takes the job then, good luck coach.97cats wrote:i will put this out there, I was told weeks ago (as I posted here already) that Coach Miller knew this was a “sinking ship” and was “searching for any lifeboat he could find” by a very good source.
i was also told he met with Pitt in LA when he was on a “recruiting trip” allegedly a few weeks ago.
i was told all this before the ESPN bullshit.
none of this impacted or has changed my mind that this would be Millers last season at AZ
just thought I’d put that out there
Absolutely and totally. I will be rooting for his fresh start and success. He deserves as much.ChooChooCat wrote:I sincerely hope he takes the job then, good luck coach.97cats wrote:i will put this out there, I was told weeks ago (as I posted here already) that Coach Miller knew this was a “sinking ship” and was “searching for any lifeboat he could find” by a very good source.
i was also told he met with Pitt in LA when he was on a “recruiting trip” allegedly a few weeks ago.
i was told all this before the ESPN bullshit.
none of this impacted or has changed my mind that this would be Millers last season at AZ
just thought I’d put that out there
As bad as things are here, Pitt might be much worse with eight players requesting to transfer (per a Jeff Goodman tweet, FWIW).pokinmik wrote:Never thought I’d see the day Pitt went from zero chance to possibly/maybe/likely! Oh well
I think this was a huge issue. Being at an elite program and being a good recruiter we were able to get a lot of talent. However, not all of that talent may have fit the scheme that Miller was successful with at Xavier and when he first got here. I think he went away from his defense first approach, and it eventually screwed him in the end.Siempre Verde wrote:Thing is, if you’re going to run a certain and set scheme, you need to recruit players who are capable of playing in and willing to buy into said system.
Just saw this. Will they even have a team?az91 wrote:As bad as things are here, Pitt might be much worse with eight players requesting to transfer (per a Jeff Goodman tweet, FWIW).pokinmik wrote:Never thought I’d see the day Pitt went from zero chance to possibly/maybe/likely! Oh well
Why do we want him back then? Seriously, this guy is trying to flee, to Pitt of all places97cats wrote:i will put this out there, I was told weeks ago (as I posted here already) that Coach Miller knew this was a “sinking ship” and was “searching for any lifeboat he could find” by a very good source.
i was also told he met with Pitt in LA when he was on a “recruiting trip” allegedly a few weeks ago.
i was told all this before the ESPN bullshit.
none of this impacted or has changed my mind that this would be Millers last season at AZ
just thought I’d put that out there
It's a measure of things that I can't believe Pitt would take Miller right now.ChooChooCat wrote:I sincerely hope he takes the job then, good luck coach.97cats wrote:i will put this out there, I was told weeks ago (as I posted here already) that Coach Miller knew this was a “sinking ship” and was “searching for any lifeboat he could find” by a very good source.
i was also told he met with Pitt in LA when he was on a “recruiting trip” allegedly a few weeks ago.
i was told all this before the ESPN bullshit.
none of this impacted or has changed my mind that this would be Millers last season at AZ
just thought I’d put that out there
Miller is now damaged goods. I doubt there's a viable lifeboat anywhere near.97cats wrote:i will put this out there, I was told weeks ago (as I posted here already) that Coach Miller knew this was a “sinking ship” and was “searching for any lifeboat he could find” by a very good source.
i was also told he met with Pitt in LA when he was on a “recruiting trip” allegedly a few weeks ago.
i was told all this before the ESPN bullshit.
none of this impacted or has changed my mind that this would be Millers last season at AZ
just thought I’d put that out there
It happens everywhere and in every industry for high-level jobs. You can't tell me Arizona has not met/talked/reached out with coaches in private since the FBI thing went down.TatetheGreat wrote:Miller is a total snake if he met with Pitt in LA. No way would I cheer for him if that happened. Our program is in shambles. We are now worse off than when he arrived. I know he "cheated" with the intention of winning, but meeting with your next employer before the tourney is a total betrayal. Our fans deserve better. Talk about Ides of March. Fuck.
Thats some fucking bullshit right there. SMH97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
I doubt Arizona has reached out. The admin is like a big bloated government, only reacting as new news hits.jajoyce wrote:It happens everywhere and in every industry for high-level jobs. You can't tell me Arizona has not met/talked/reached out with coaches in private since the FBI thing went down.TatetheGreat wrote:Miller is a total snake if he met with Pitt in LA. No way would I cheer for him if that happened. Our program is in shambles. We are now worse off than when he arrived. I know he "cheated" with the intention of winning, but meeting with your next employer before the tourney is a total betrayal. Our fans deserve better. Talk about Ides of March. Fuck.
At least there's enough self awareness that we got emasculated last night. I still don't know how you stand there and let it happen, but that quote is true.TucsonClip wrote:Thats some fucking bullshit right there. SMH97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
I thought he said last year Kobi and camp had made their intentions clear the whole year.Bosy Billups wrote:In fairness, wasn't Miller expecting either Trier and/or Kobi Simmons to step up this year at PG?
Trier had a bad year IMO. His ceiling seemed so much higher, don't see him getting out of the G-league.
I hope they're embarrassed to walk around campus. I would be. They'll probably act like nothing is wrong, try to get in to some fraternity parties this week like they always do. Hopefully get denied.Spaceman Spiff wrote:At least there's enough self awareness that we got emasculated last night. I still don't know how you stand there and let it happen, but that quote is true.TucsonClip wrote:Thats some fucking bullshit right there. SMH97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
Yes, for better jobs. Interviewing with Pitt during conference play is completely selfish and unforgivable. We know the university was not meeting with potential replacements because the administration stood by him even after the ESPN story. It would have been easy to fire him and have Romar finish out the season. Either this is a BS rumor or Miller is a snake.jajoyce wrote:It happens everywhere and in every industry for high-level jobs. You can't tell me Arizona has not met/talked/reached out with coaches in private since the FBI thing went down.TatetheGreat wrote:Miller is a total snake if he met with Pitt in LA. No way would I cheer for him if that happened. Our program is in shambles. We are now worse off than when he arrived. I know he "cheated" with the intention of winning, but meeting with your next employer before the tourney is a total betrayal. Our fans deserve better. Talk about Ides of March. Fuck.
I don't buy that. The admin would have canned him if they were splitting after the season anyway. Lame duck coaches don't survive allegations of serious NCAA infractions. I think Robbins and Heeke are still in his corner. It is up to Miller to stay or walk away.rgdeuce wrote:Well, wasn't the story that Arizona and Miller mutually agreed to part ways at the end of the season back in October? And that the ESPN hit piece saved the marriage? If he met with them before the marriage was saved, I can't be too mad at that. I'd be trying to line up something too.
They certainly were in his corner prior to last night's game. I'm very curious what both they and the boosters think after losing by 20 plus points to a 13 seed last night.TatetheGreat wrote:I don't buy that. The admin would have canned him if they were splitting after the season anyway. Lame duck coaches don't survive allegations of serious NCAA infractions. I think Robbins and Heeke are still in his corner. It is up to Miller to stay or walk away.rgdeuce wrote:Well, wasn't the story that Arizona and Miller mutually agreed to part ways at the end of the season back in October? And that the ESPN hit piece saved the marriage? If he met with them before the marriage was saved, I can't be too mad at that. I'd be trying to line up something too.
Sure as hell looked like it was true. Either way, you arent catching me saying any kind of shit like that, especially for someone to print. The mindset behind that game/quote is baffling to me.Spaceman Spiff wrote:At least there's enough self awareness that we got emasculated last night. I still don't know how you stand there and let it happen, but that quote is true.TucsonClip wrote:Thats some fucking bullshit right there. SMH97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
They were down 2 at the half. T-W-O.Merkin wrote:Here's where PJC says it post game.
What an awful defeatist attitude when you already give up at the half. It's no wonder they got blown out second half, instead of coming back like they normally do in the second half. They just gave up.
It stuns me. I don't know how you basically say you're someone else's b***h. Plus, it's BUFFALO. No disrespect to Buffalo, but it's not like we were down 2 to the '96 Bulls.TucsonClip wrote:Sure as hell looked like it was true. Either way, you arent catching me saying any kind of shit like that, especially for someone to print. The mindset behind that game/quote is baffling to me.Spaceman Spiff wrote:At least there's enough self awareness that we got emasculated last night. I still don't know how you stand there and let it happen, but that quote is true.TucsonClip wrote:Thats some fucking bullshit right there. SMH97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
Chief was piling on all over Miller on Twitter during the espn shitshow a couple weeks ago and then went dead silent on the issue as soon as it was resolved. Not another word. Now he's back firing up his Twitter the second things look grim again. I've always given him the benefit of the doubt on the football side, but he's not a basketball fan - just an opportunistic flamer.ChooChooCat wrote:He doesn't know, believe me. He ultimately may not be wrong, but he still has no idea at this point.Gladiator Cat wrote:Chiefzona, who is widely disliked by many here, but was 100% correct on Richrod being fired.
He says today that Miller is done. Not fired, but gone.
Take it for what it's worth.
I understand feeling like we were getting our asses kicked. I don't understand feeling like we're getting our asses kicked and the first inclination not being to fight back.CalStateTempe wrote:And for everyone to feel that!
Shit Pindar, ristic, and Rawle were gaming the first half. Don’t give me this shit that “everyone felt we were down by 15”
You think Miller thought that? Smh
A friend of mine, who is a little bit of a hot-head, but the kind that folds like a cheap lawn chair when any pressure is applied. He once ended up in Pinal County Jail because he didn't finish his community service for a reckless driving charge. He was full of excuses as to why, but eventually he got pulled over again and the judge made him serve a few days in lieu of community service.97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
https://genius.com/Geto-boys-damn-it-fe ... sta-lyrics" target="_blanksplitsecond wrote:A friend of mine, who is a little bit of a hot-head, but the kind that folds like a cheap lawn chair when any pressure is applied. He once ended up in Pinal County Jail because he didn't finish his community service for a reckless driving charge. He was full of excuses as to why, but eventually he got pulled over again and the judge made him serve a few days in lieu of community service.97cats wrote:Parker Jackson-Cartwright on the loss to Buffalo:
“They punched us in the mouth from the beginning and even though we were down two at the half, it felt like we were down 15. They stole our pride from us today.”
i having nothing to say
Well, when he got in to the jail, he was immediately approached and asked for his lunch. He didn't eat the entire time he was in there, because once his lunch was stolen once, it was fair game.
When he was recounting this story to us, my friend who was a DPS officer at the time declared "you're a bitch, all you had to do was hit him with your damn tray and you would have been left alone. "
This line from PJC rings so much of my friend who bitched out in jail and lost his lunch because of it. We all saw the fight he has in Vegas, yet he decided to fold like a bitch and let a lesser opponent take his lunch.
Sad.