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<blockquote data-quote=".Bodhi." data-source="post: 131873565" data-attributes="member: 1683017">And it happens so often that any objective fan cannot, and has not, been comfortable with large HT leads going back to early JC days. Any other coach at WVU would been racked through coals if his basketball team even approached this level of consistent collapses.This as been a constant for nearly a decade. And Huggins just moseys on, acting pissy during the post-game, blaming players, watching leads CONSTANTLY slip away.And Tony and Brad and Hoppy will defend and deflect with every breath, citing wins at Walsh and Cinci (like a surgeon citing competency based on his proficiency with 30 year old medical techniques) and success at WVU with another coach's recruits.I'll stand by this opinion forever: Huggins is one of the most over-rated in-game coaches in the B12, maybe the P5, considering his salary and &quot;name.&quot; He's in the old boy's club of coaching, which I suppose it a good thing. But just like they say with teams, switch out their uniforms and the cache goes away, try to disconnect the coach's name from the team's performance and ask what you see.</blockquote>

[QUOTE=".Bodhi., post: 131873565, member: 1683017"] And it happens so often that any objective fan cannot, and has not, been comfortable with large HT leads going back to early JC days. Any other coach at WVU would been racked through coals if his basketball team even approached this level of consistent collapses. This as been a constant for nearly a decade. And Huggins just moseys on, acting pissy during the post-game, blaming players, watching leads CONSTANTLY slip away. And Tony and Brad and Hoppy will defend and deflect with every breath, citing wins at Walsh and Cinci (like a surgeon citing competency based on his proficiency with 30 year old medical techniques) and success at WVU with another coach's recruits. I'll stand by this opinion forever: Huggins is one of the most over-rated in-game coaches in the B12, maybe the P5, considering his salary and "name." He's in the old boy's club of coaching, which I suppose it a good thing. But just like they say with teams, switch out their uniforms and the cache goes away, try to disconnect the coach's name from the team's performance and ask what you see. [/QUOTE]

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