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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 131192857" data-attributes="member: 1812660">Seriously do you even read my posts because you keep putting **** in there that is not.&nbsp; For the 100th time.&nbsp; Huggins is a good coach.&nbsp; WVU is lucky to have Huggins.&nbsp; Huggins style does get the most out of players that lack the raw talent of the blue blood programs.&nbsp; Huggins has also had a decade of teams that were average or worse in terms of half court offense.&nbsp; When trying to get over the hump, it seems like that is usually the biggest weakness.&nbsp; Pointing that out is not saying I want Huggins replaced.&nbsp; I am saying if Huggins persistently has this problem, it may not be a bad idea to take some pointers from someone else even if it means adding an assistant to the staff.&nbsp; I'm not saying that's definitely the answer, but WVU keeps having this problem and doing the same thing again and again hasn't improved it.&nbsp; Regarding your scenario.&nbsp; If WVU was as good an offensive team as you described and still had the result of the Kansas game last night, I'd not say the same thing.&nbsp; There is a difference between an off night and a recurring problem.&nbsp; I'm not shitting on his defense and toughness coaching after the KSU game because while both those aspects were garbage in that game, it's not a regular problem.&nbsp; Being stymied on offense not generated through offensive rebounds and steals is a regular problem.&nbsp; And when it's a problem across multiple rosters it can't be 100% on the players' lack of execution.&nbsp; But you seem to have this idea that Huggins can't dare take a shred of responsibility and anyone who thinks otherwise must 100% be against Huggins and want him gone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 131192857, member: 1812660"] Seriously do you even read my posts because you keep putting **** in there that is not. For the 100th time. Huggins is a good coach. WVU is lucky to have Huggins. Huggins style does get the most out of players that lack the raw talent of the blue blood programs. Huggins has also had a decade of teams that were average or worse in terms of half court offense. When trying to get over the hump, it seems like that is usually the biggest weakness. Pointing that out is not saying I want Huggins replaced. I am saying if Huggins persistently has this problem, it may not be a bad idea to take some pointers from someone else even if it means adding an assistant to the staff. I'm not saying that's definitely the answer, but WVU keeps having this problem and doing the same thing again and again hasn't improved it. Regarding your scenario. If WVU was as good an offensive team as you described and still had the result of the Kansas game last night, I'd not say the same thing. There is a difference between an off night and a recurring problem. I'm not shitting on his defense and toughness coaching after the KSU game because while both those aspects were garbage in that game, it's not a regular problem. Being stymied on offense not generated through offensive rebounds and steals is a regular problem. And when it's a problem across multiple rosters it can't be 100% on the players' lack of execution. But you seem to have this idea that Huggins can't dare take a shred of responsibility and anyone who thinks otherwise must 100% be against Huggins and want him gone. [/QUOTE]

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