The coaching trifecta

knight82

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Someone alluded to this in a previous thread and it made me think. We are coming off three coaches (Hill, Rice, Jordan) who were unmitigated disasters. How could any program survive that? Pike has a monumental task here but he must have known when he took the job. It's amazing he won 2 games in the Big ten given the fact it's his first year of following up Moe, Larry, and Curly.
 

Section114

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He knows the task at hand and has done everything possible in year one... assembled a great coaching staff, instilled a strong culture within the program, meeting/greeting HS coaches around the state and improved the product on the floor (albeit not in wins/losses as we may have liked).

If he can prove he can recruit better talent- the future is very bright.
 
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RUJMM78

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He knows the task at hand and has done everything possible in year one... assembled a great coaching staff, instilled a strong culture within the program, meeting/greeting HS coaches around the state and improved the product on the floor (albeit not in wins/losses as we may have liked).

If he can prove he can recruit better talent- the future is very bright.
Its been a very long time since Rutgers had power conference type talent .
 

FrankZ_RU93

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Jul 27, 2001
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The NIT championship game feels like light-years ago, let alone the last NCAA berth.
 
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