If Bost and Sidney do in fact stay, it could be Stansbury's most talented team. He may actually screw up and win enough to hang around longer like Croom did. I don't want that to happen again.
Let's just say Stansbury manages to get us to the 2nd round or the Sweet 16 next year.Does that change theperception that he can't coach?It won't for me, but it gives him another pass for all the mediocrity we've dealt with in the past. I don't think there is any question he isn't an X's and O's guy, and in major college basketball, you need someone that can coach an offense.
So now the question is, where do we draw the line? What is bad enough? When you have a coach as long as we've had Stansbury that usually does enough to get by and appease enough people, it's tough to make that step. But it always seems the same thing happens. We will win the West with a 9-7 conference record, make it to the SEC Tournament Finals and lose a heartbreaker, get a 1 seed in the NIT, and lose in the 3rd round. And that will save him for the magical run he's gonna make next year. </p>