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How come you constantly avoid direct questions?The article, what'd it say about whether he was on the hot seat?
And his seat was getting hot, wasn't it?https://www.ctinsider.com/sports/uconn-mens-basketball/article/UConn-men-s-basketball-Dan-Hurley-NCAA-Tournament-17499577.php
You said 'his seat was getting hot, wasn't it?'Your evidence was an article about how his seat wasn't getting hot. It says that scenario won't "be anywhere near in play".
Yes certainly, those UConn fans wanting to fire Hurley last year seem super reasonable right now, and Illinois definitely doesn't have people whining about the lack of tournament success.The article about how his seat wasn't getting hot is evidence that his seat was getting hot.
Those great Huskies fans who made the same arguments you did and, had they gotten their way, would've directly cost UConn a national title.We need more of those, for sure.
I already told you man, if you want proof I'm intelligent I can show you my IQ test - 14th percentile!
Okay well, when people refer to 'the hot seat' regarding a coach it usually it refers to the likelihood of someone being fired, not whether "people are feeling itchy or uncertain" - so that was the definition I was using.If you just meant "some fans are uncertain" then yeah, Underwood's got that. It's just not typically what someone means when discussing "the hot seat" for a coach.