Mike, in these interesting, conflicted times, I offer you my good thoughts, and my loyal support, and my full confidence. Very happy to know you and Greg and John, and the rest of your crew are on the job for XAVIER. And remember, Jim Hoff, that gimpy basketball coach from Milwaukee is smiling down on all of us.
Go X.
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We will survive this one also
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We always have. No need to stop now. Go X
Dressed to the Nines - Last of the LHS Single Digits - Dedicated to John "The Beer Spiller" McCormick, my son-in-law who passed June, 2016 at age 44. Long time Xavier fanatic and friend of many Lew Hirt Members. RIP Mac Strong! We miss you.
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Christopher said the average salary for Big East coaches is $2 million and Mack was making more than that. XU had offered Mack even more to stay.
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
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Not impressed so far from this presser.. Hoping to be proven wrong but detect no real sense of urgency or foresight...... Again, maybe this is his poker face and we will be pleasantly surprised with both results and timeline.
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But if they can’t keep a hometown hero around — even as they compete for Big East championships — there’s a fair question to be asked about the attractiveness of Xavier’s head coaching job. For now — for Chris Mack, at least — it remains a steppingstone.
This is from the Washington Post ...
This is from the Washington Post ...
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Love these trolls who come on a Xavier board. Joined 2 weeks ago but i will answer anyway. Completely agree that it will be a "stepping stone" job compared to $4 million plus additional incentives at Louisville. In this case, his dream job. He had big offers at OSU, IND, and GT in the last 24 months. I always heard Louisville and ND were his dream jobs so he got what he want.andrewmancini wrote: ↑Tue Mar 27, 2018 8:04 pmBut if they can’t keep a hometown hero around — even as they compete for Big East championships — there’s a fair question to be asked about the attractiveness of Xavier’s head coaching job. For now — for Chris Mack, at least — it remains a steppingstone.
This is from the Washington Post ...
No matter who considers it a stepping stone, X still is way more relevant as a basketball program than most. No FF but has had more success in terms of S-16, E-8s since 2004 then almost every team except Kansas, MSU, , Nova, and Duke. Think about it if you were a UC fan. 1 S-16 in last 15 years. Their coach used the program last year and "accepted" UNLV job only to get another $500K or so from UC. Thats a great gig. No expectations and still get a raise. Then there's Louisville. When you have enough money to pay hookers, apartments for players to entertain girls, $100K to at least one player, and a history of cheating dating back to Crum, then there is more money in the pot for any coach. If the next "stepping stone" comes in and has as much success as the last three stepping stone coaches (all of which went to the Elite 8), then we will have to live with that shame.
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