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<blockquote data-quote="KeatonsCorner" data-source="post: 129245053" data-attributes="member: 1348700">Re: Ding Ding Exactly!&quot;Beilein is just better&quot;Their overall winning percentages, winning percentages, and post season achievements beg to differ....JB:winning % = 62.5WVU winning % = 63.4WVU Conference winning % = 50.0CoY awards = 3Average number of wins per season for career = 19.5Average number of wins per season at WVU = 20.2Average number of wins per season at Michigan = 20.75Number of losing seasons as a HC = 5 in 33 yearsHuggins:winning % = 71.1WVU winning % = 63.6WVU Conference winning % = 56.0CoY awards = 11Average number of wins per season for career = 23Average number of wins per season at WVU = 21.6Number of losing seasons as a HC = 3 in 33 yearsThe &quot;idea&quot; that Huggins' recruiting and coaching style is better suited for a &quot;higher-profile&quot; job because he prefers to pursue high-ranking prospects and focuses on athleticism, defense, and rebounding................. is pretty funny though.&nbsp; Way to perpetuate that &quot;We're just little ole WVU&quot; mentality.....Lastly, John Beilein has failed to go .500 in his own conference 5 times in the last 13 years (when he took over WVU)Huggins has done such a thing only twice.................. in his entire career. It is not about THAT Beilein left WVU........... it is how that made me lose respect for him.&nbsp; HOW he looked at his seniors, Nichols and Smalligan, and lied right to their faces about not pursuing other jobs and then bailing the next day for Michigan.......&nbsp; or HOW he attempted to get hired at NC State (twice) after he achieved even a little success at WVU after the Elite Eight run.......&nbsp; the guy was constantly looking to move... not just suddenly afforded the option to move.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This post was edited on 3/17 1:21 PM by KeatonsCorner</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KeatonsCorner, post: 129245053, member: 1348700"] [b]Re: Ding Ding Exactly![/b] "Beilein is just better" Their overall winning percentages, winning percentages, and post season achievements beg to differ.... JB: winning % = 62.5 WVU winning % = 63.4 WVU Conference winning % = 50.0 CoY awards = 3 Average number of wins per season for career = 19.5 Average number of wins per season at WVU = 20.2 Average number of wins per season at Michigan = 20.75 Number of losing seasons as a HC = 5 in 33 years Huggins: winning % = 71.1 WVU winning % = 63.6 WVU Conference winning % = 56.0 CoY awards = 11 Average number of wins per season for career = 23 Average number of wins per season at WVU = 21.6 Number of losing seasons as a HC = 3 in 33 years The "idea" that Huggins' recruiting and coaching style is better suited for a "higher-profile" job because he prefers to pursue high-ranking prospects and focuses on athleticism, defense, and rebounding................. is pretty funny though. Way to perpetuate that "We're just little ole WVU" mentality..... Lastly, John Beilein has failed to go .500 in his own conference 5 times in the last 13 years (when he took over WVU) Huggins has done such a thing only twice.................. in his entire career. It is not about THAT Beilein left WVU........... it is how that made me lose respect for him. HOW he looked at his seniors, Nichols and Smalligan, and lied right to their faces about not pursuing other jobs and then bailing the next day for Michigan....... or HOW he attempted to get hired at NC State (twice) after he achieved even a little success at WVU after the Elite Eight run....... the guy was constantly looking to move... not just suddenly afforded the option to move. [I]This post was edited on 3/17 1:21 PM by KeatonsCorner[/I] [/QUOTE]

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