« Reply #53 on: March 16, 2021, 02:29:07 AM »
The coach I wanted to have fired and constantly criticized just turned out the best team in a historically good Big 10 conference and has us as a 1 seed who is favored to get to the Final Four at least. I want you all to know that I was mostly, sort of wrong about him.
Of course, all the things I was wrong about were either complete luck or were completely unforeseeable to anyone, no matter how knowledgeable. So in that sense, I really wasn’t wrong, because it would have been impossible for a realistic person to be right in that situation. I will not comment on the many posters who disagreed with me constantly and actually were right.
In conclusion, I’d rather have a coach who will never put a team this good together in his career.
Solid work. But I think it’s safe to say Underwood found a nice balance of good work and luck. This team probably doesn’t exist as is if not for Covid. And we’ve all seen our share of one-hit wonders. I remember when Bruce Weber was the cat’s meow (or even John Groce in year 2). I’ll extend it to a full mea culpa if Underwood is still winning big in 2-3 years. Having said that; what we’ve seen the past 6 weeks has far exceeded any realistic expectations.
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