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Bucky89

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Feb 3, 2013
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would you rather have Orlando Antigua back or go with a jalen rose type personality? Personally I’m a huge fan of Antigua he had his problems at UCF but I believe nothing was brought down on him. I like jalen rose but I’m not sure how he would do ina coaching roll!
 

JC CATS

Heisman
Jun 18, 2009
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We have Cal, we Have Justus, we have Payne, we are ok in the recruiting area. Let's get a teacher...
 
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Big John Stud

All-American
Jan 14, 2003
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If Andy Kennedy and Mark Fox don't work out, maybe we can go after Kevin Stallings who has a much better resume than both of them.
 

westerncat

Heisman
Feb 19, 2012
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Why in the world would we want Jalen Rose ? Never has coached as i know. This blows my mind ever time his name is brought up.
 
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ulismyman

All-Conference
Jan 11, 2015
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Andy Kennedy is a helluva basketball coach but may not have temperment for here
 

Ben101er

Heisman
Apr 21, 2004
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We already have some teachers, we need a recruiter, and nobody was better than Antigua. He had some real connections with the AAU teams, and a personality, with no coaching experience, is just not good enough.
 
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Bucky89

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Feb 3, 2013
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We already have some teachers, we need a recruiter, and nobody was better than Antigua. He had some real connections with the AAU teams, and a personality, with no coaching experience, is just not good enough.
Agree
 
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