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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Voorhees" data-source="post: 131663690" data-attributes="member: 1512498"><p>Wvu has already established that it can reach the sweet 16. Beilein did it twice. Before him coach Leather Jacket did it. The folks who want to move on from Huggins want to get past the sweet 16 and at this stage of Huggins career that aint happening. The golden days of Huggins are long gone. Huggins has made the tourney 25 times as a head coach but has only been past the sweet 16 four times. Three of his four trips passed the sweet 16 happened between 91-95. It wasn't until 2010, 15 years later that he broke through again. Its been 11 years since then. Huggins has had a good career nobody denies that but Wvu basketball has become stale. Don't just assume that we can't do better. Finding an up and comer that can get wvu past the sweet 16 won't be easy but finding someone who can give wvu the same current day results is not as difficult. In the later years of Nehlen the status quo defenders liked to use the who you gonna get argument when it became obvious it was time for a change. The guy we ended up getting assesmbled a team that finished in the top 10 three years in a row. How can you honestly say the guy after Huggins won't do better. Huggins is 67 so it probably won't be to long until we find out.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jason Voorhees, post: 131663690, member: 1512498"] Wvu has already established that it can reach the sweet 16. Beilein did it twice. Before him coach Leather Jacket did it. The folks who want to move on from Huggins want to get past the sweet 16 and at this stage of Huggins career that aint happening. The golden days of Huggins are long gone. Huggins has made the tourney 25 times as a head coach but has only been past the sweet 16 four times. Three of his four trips passed the sweet 16 happened between 91-95. It wasn't until 2010, 15 years later that he broke through again. Its been 11 years since then. Huggins has had a good career nobody denies that but Wvu basketball has become stale. Don't just assume that we can't do better. Finding an up and comer that can get wvu past the sweet 16 won't be easy but finding someone who can give wvu the same current day results is not as difficult. In the later years of Nehlen the status quo defenders liked to use the who you gonna get argument when it became obvious it was time for a change. The guy we ended up getting assesmbled a team that finished in the top 10 three years in a row. How can you honestly say the guy after Huggins won't do better. Huggins is 67 so it probably won't be to long until we find out. [/QUOTE]

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