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Is Edwards safe for next year
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LanderPoke
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School record for losses in a year.. yup. he's safe
ragtimejoe1
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I've only watched a handful of games. I doubt Burman does anything. I'm guessing the injuries will justify another year. To be fair, there probably is some merit to that, but I wonder if the year would have been much different without injuries? I can't judge. I probably only watched 8 games or so.
Burman has had a really hard time getting the bball program on track.
Burman has had a really hard time getting the bball program on track.
If a change isn't made the team can plan on playing in front of a totally empty stadium the whole year. At least this year there was some hope and excitement to start the year with some fans showing up at early games that has decreased to nothing by year end. If no change is made, going into next year I think there will be total apathy to the program.
Coeur d' Alene
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He can't be.
The Wyoming fan base has completely checked out on Edwards. Nobody cares anymore and I think it's 90 something % on that
* this guy has been a D1 HC for how long and he's never gotten a single big guy? (Thompson was a gift who fell in his lap)
* he brought his partner here and the guys kid who comes down wastes a spot that ends up in a starting position before ruining it for himself for beating up those girls from Gillette.
* he is obvivious to physical mismatches during a game and has come up with the worst strategy in every part of the game possible.
He's a terrible coach. The only thing he's doing right is wearing nice suits. He looks great. I like him and think he looks cool. ESP his suit against Air Force.
He's got to go. But they have to figure out how to keep the key players around.
Have to make a great hire right now.
The Wyoming fan base has completely checked out on Edwards. Nobody cares anymore and I think it's 90 something % on that
* this guy has been a D1 HC for how long and he's never gotten a single big guy? (Thompson was a gift who fell in his lap)
* he brought his partner here and the guys kid who comes down wastes a spot that ends up in a starting position before ruining it for himself for beating up those girls from Gillette.
* he is obvivious to physical mismatches during a game and has come up with the worst strategy in every part of the game possible.
He's a terrible coach. The only thing he's doing right is wearing nice suits. He looks great. I like him and think he looks cool. ESP his suit against Air Force.
He's got to go. But they have to figure out how to keep the key players around.
Have to make a great hire right now.
Coeur d' Alene
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I don't know really any of those coaches so I hate making judgments.
its just that when these other teams come in and look and act like they know what they're doing to prepare for a game and then end up playing that way and on the other side of the court warming up Wyoming looks like a team that doesn't know what the f^#k they're doing and then ends up playing that way then there's only one way to look at it.
its just that when these other teams come in and look and act like they know what they're doing to prepare for a game and then end up playing that way and on the other side of the court warming up Wyoming looks like a team that doesn't know what the f^#k they're doing and then ends up playing that way then there's only one way to look at it.
Coeur d' Alene
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stymeman said:
Joe Pasternack UCSB
Pat Kelsey Winthrop
Joe Dooley East Carolina
Coeur d' Alene
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Wow- 37 years old w 222 wins. Had never heard of him but looks like a great candidate.CowboyNV said:
Point is look at how many coaches might be great. And these aren't the guys I see listed for the PAC 12 jobs. If Wyoming wants to a great hire could be made
The good thing about McCollum is he is used to a smaller town - Maryville is about 12,000 people and the enrollment is about 6,500 kids. Weather is similar to Laramie, and the nearest city of 50,000 people is about 40 miles away, and closest large city (Omaha) is 112 miles away. If he can recruit and coach a winner in that area, he sure as shit could do it in Laramie. But, what the hell do we fans know about any of this shit?
OrediggerPoke
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CowboyNV said:
He also won an NCAA title last year and is a graduate of Northwest Missouri State.
I will say though that NW Missouri State is not really a difficult place to recruit to for Division 2 purposes. They have had a powerhouse athletic program for decades and have done really well bringing in recruits from the state of Missouri with D1 athletic potential. They may be a D2 school but they run their programs and facilities on a D1 level. Their football team would run roughshed over SJSU given the opportunity.
That said - I think a guy like that would be a good candidate as long as the staff is filled out with people that can recruit on a D1 level and with experience outside of just Missouri/Kansas/Iowa. I like the idea. Why not, there is literally nothing to lose.
ragtimejoe1
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I think Burman keeps him, but, if Burman decides to move on, he needs to consider using a search committee to the select a new coach.
Coeur d' Alene
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Complete lack of student support is another aspect of this season that stands out.
I think students gain more of a bond with the head coach than any of the players. My guess is Edwards is not well liked by the student population?
It's really pathetic of the UW students to not be able to fill 250ish standing seats
I think students gain more of a bond with the head coach than any of the players. My guess is Edwards is not well liked by the student population?
It's really pathetic of the UW students to not be able to fill 250ish standing seats
