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Gregg Marshall
Alabama prepared to off him $3 mill + I hope he doesn't take it would be a bad career move!!!
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I would be surprised if Tejas doesn't make a big push as well.
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texas should double any offer
he'd be great for the big 12 |
Since when did doubling your salary become a "bad career move"
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He has turned down other job offers before that were similar to Alabama. He has a good thing going at Wichita, unless its a true blue blood like Kentucky or Duke I don't see Marshall leaving.
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He'll win more at Wichita than Bama, but heading to Texas would be great for him.
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Would love to see what he could do at Tejas...
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I think he goes to Texas, but Alabama is going to make him turn down one hell of an offer. I've been saying for a few years now that the SEC schools (with the unfortunate exception of Mizzou) are going to start becoming VERY SERIOUS about basketball.
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i think he stays 1 more year
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Marshall isn't leaving to go to an average SEC school as it pertains to basketball. I had the opportunity to play golf with him last spring and this question came up in conversation. He loves Wichita, but he's also a realist. If he leaves, it will be for one of the blue blood schools like Kentucky, Duke, Kansas, etc....or if he gets an offer from a school with the potential to be one of the best teams in the country year after year, like Texas.
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This comes up every year, and it is part of having a successful HC at a Mid Major.
After the Cohen and Eddie Fogler disaster that stripped the program of its roots, I doubt the money guys in Wichita like Tom Devlin let money become a reason for him leaving. One of my good friends follows the Shocks to almost every game on the road (on his way to Ohio right now) and has spent significant quality time with Marshall. He says Marshall is going nowhere. |
"A man is only as faithful as his options"
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Everyone has a price.
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KU when Self leaves for the NBA
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And if you're a responsible AD, you have a list of up and comers or HCIW ready as soon as the rumors start to circulate. |
Count me in as thinking Texas would be a great spot for him.
They can dump a bunch of money on him, and they already have all the resources you could want. How the heck they allow that program to underperform every year is unfathomable. He could go into there and start winning tomorrow. |
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People should also know that Anthony Grant (Alabama's former coach) and Marshall are good friends. This could also impact his decision on whether to take a job at Alabama. |
Also, there's this misconception that all of Marshall's success is due to the recruiting class of Baker and Van Vleet.
The year before Van Vleet joined the program (Baker was a redshirt freshman), Wichita State dominated their league and got a 5 seed. They got gimmicked out of the tournament by VCU, but had they played anyone else, probably would've gone far. That team was probably better than the Final Four team the next year. Marshall also has arguably his best recruiting class coming in this year. Anyone expecting Wichita State to descend back into the abyss after next year is going to be plenty surprised. |
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Self at Texas would be frightening. |
With the way WSU and it's program is running the money is just as much there in Wichita as it would be anywhere else. Ask the Tom Devlins and the KOCH brothers there are deep pockets tied to the university.
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Marshall at Texas....now thats a frightening thought. |
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Only possible catch with Texas is that they'll still be a football school, no matter what he does. It'd never be like a Kansas, Indiana, North Carolina, etc. He'd certainly get the resources to win though.
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As far as Marshall goes, as long as he doesn't epic tank, he's got a lifetime contract. That may be worth something to him. For ****s sake, douchebags in this very forum want Self gone because he only won his 11th straight conference championship. Coaching at a Blue Blood would be incredibly pressure packed. After UK lost to Robert Morris and they were losing half their games, you bet there mother****ers wanting Cal gone...2 years after their last title. (My neighbor has family down there) He may not want that.
Also, at Wichita State he can get guys like Baker who will work for him, versus getting a guy like Marcus ****ing Foster. He can take a chance, where even at a mid-level program like KSU, Weber can't tell Foster to go get ****ed by an elephant. If guys like Baker, Wessel, Carter dick off, they're going away, and if they suffer for it, Marshall isn't going down. If Marshall goes to UT, he'll be expected to land 5* recruits. I don't know if he can get those guys. I'm pretty sure guys like Isiah Taylor don't want to press and bring the consistent defensive intensity that Marshall requires. Maybe he wouldn't require it if he had the talent, but those are all questions. Anyway, I have little doubt Marshall would wreck shit at a joint like UT, but it isn't guaranteed. Some guys prefer one in the hand vs 2 in the south end of a northfacing longhorn. |
Buehler u nutty ****er . LOL!
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It's full of high pressure/full court pressure defense. Half-court not as much, but that's something a quality coach can teach. A lot of basketball players - especially perimeter-based guys - love to press full court, because it leads to turnovers and transition - and that leads to highlight opportunities. A faster pace of play also leads to more shots for everyone. My point: I don't think Marshall's style of on-court play is something that would depress his opportunities with 5-star guys. It would be scary to think what he could do at a school where he could consistently land 4-star, 4-year kids and supplement that with a major talent or two a year like Jahlil Okafor or Karl-Anthony Townes. |
In my opinion, Marshall might be content to roll along with Wichita State and what he has built here until the prime opportunity of opportunities presents itself...... when Coach K at Duke or Roy Williams at North Carolina decide to hang them up. He likely then he would shed the WSU position and take one of those spots. A Blue-Blood school near his southern roots to finish up his coaching career. That's how I see it playing out anyway.
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I think if you GM you leave because you can get better recruits every year at a place like Texas. Sure he has gotten some recruits at WSU but that was more lightning in a bottle as very few expected all those kids to be that good. Im sure his coaching has something to do with it as well but that just makes my point even more. If he gets the right 5 star kids he could become one of those coaches on the level of Self/K/Cal/Roy.
I think he will have too many down years every now and then at WSU where you might not make the tourney to end up a hall of fame type coach. At Texas his down years would be like Self's down years when your still a top 15 team. |
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Has Barnes been fired yet? |
It's a given that he'll leave someday but it isn't going to be for some school like Texas. If he wanted that he would have went to Missouri when they backed the truck up to his front door.
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2007-2008..... 11-20 first year at Wichita St. 2008-2009..... 17-17 2009-2010..... 25-10 NIT loses first round 2010-2011..... 29-8 Wins NIT 2011-2012..... 27-6 NCAA loses first game to VCU 2012-2013..... 30-9 NCAA Final Four loses to Louisville the eventual champs 2013-2014..... 35-1 NCAA #1 seed loses to Kentucky 2014-2015..... 30-4 NCAA sweet sixteen and still going I believe he's doing quite alright in Wichita. Plus his star still seems to be rising here. Why on earth mess up a good thing? |
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Heard he is going to Texas A and M if they fire their coach.
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Sadly, folks from his camp said he probably would have come to Missouri had they backed the truck up to his front door. The AD and Curators refused to do so. Money was exactly the reason Mizzou didn't get Greg Marshall and instead hired probably the single worst coach in Division I basketball. |
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Was told by a person very close to the program is Marshall isnt leaving unless its blue blood school where basketball is king, and he would prefer that school being in the carolinas. He said money isnt a issue for him, he has all the money that he could ever want. He also said Mizzou pretty much gave him a blank check and told him to write the amount and of course he declined.
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