Maybe we should start another thread. Sorry if one was created while I checked on this one.
I suspect no one does as long as the search ends with.......HoibergI'm cool with however you want to handle it.. close this one start and new one, continue with this one.. whatever, doesn't matter to me.

I don't want to kick the guy while he's down, but 7 years is fair and 1 NIT win in that time doesn't really pop. I don't think our standards are unfairly high unlike some media folks (looking at you, Katz). Make the tourney 2-3 times in 5-7 years, win ONE game, and you're a legend. Heck, DVH never won a CWS game but he's still a god here. It can be done.I'm giving this one a "like" just because I know where you are coming from.. Terminations are seldom fun, but if we are going to step up I think this one was necessary.
Odd thing is that I think we groomed Miles for the next school he goes to. I think they will be getting a better coach than we got 7 years ago. Depending on where he goes it would not surprise me to see him have a 60+% win rating.
Sounds like the 7-14 days that Moos talked about in the presser was so Hoiberg can enjoy a vacation in the Caribbean and then catch his sons basketball games this weekend. And Hoiberg will be announced early next week. Can't relocate the tweet that showed this timeline.
Time will tell. If you look at how the Frost deal went down, it would seem very possible that Hoiberg is "N"; but again that is just conjecture and speculation with a touch of rumoring thrown in for good measure.Yet in the article in the paper, Moos is quoted as saying Hoiberg has not been to Lincoln and they do not have a deal. Moos says he has three candidates he is considering. He gives no indication that Hoiberg to Nebraska is a done deal.
Do you think that is just the public statement and that in reality the deal is really done?

I think it's just a matter of working out the contract. He could change his mind at the last minute, of course, so you have to have a backup plan.Yet in the article in the paper, Moos is quoted as saying Hoiberg has not been to Lincoln and they do not have a deal. Moos says he has three candidates he is considering. He gives no indication that Hoiberg to Nebraska is a done deal.
Do you think that is just the public statement and that in reality the deal is really done?
I think it's just a matter of working out the contract. He could change his mind at the last minute, of course, so you have to have a backup plan.
I hope the BUP is Johnny Dawkins.I think it's just a matter of working out the contract. He could change his mind at the last minute, of course, so you have to have a backup plan.
As long as he brings his son and that 7'6 dude with him.I hope the BUP is Johnny Dawkins.
Yeah I think it's a rule now that if a UCF coach comes to Nebraska he gets to bring 2 players with him!As long as he brings his son and that 7'6 dude with him.![]()
Yet in the article in the paper, Moos is quoted as saying Hoiberg has not been to Lincoln and they do not have a deal. Moos says he has three candidates he is considering. He gives no indication that Hoiberg to Nebraska is a done deal.
Do you think that is just the public statement and that in reality the deal is really done?