Why did Ken Lolla leave (for no other job) and Dan McDonnell seriously consider it?...I don't know why Tennessee would be more attractive than Louisville...
You have no idea why either Lolla left or how long he had considered leaving coaching or, why DM entertained an offer.Why did Ken Lolla leave (for no other job) and Dan McDonnell seriously consider it?
Therein may lie an answer...
Rationalizing data points is plain old rationalizing. Which is another name for making excuses...You have no idea why either Lolla left or how long he had considered leaving coaching or, why DM entertained an offer.
Perhaps you should try looking at situations objectively rather than filtering them all through the prism of your agenda.
And the hypnosis.![]()
I agree - you should stop doing it.Rationalizing data points is plain old rationalizing. Which is another name for making excuses...![]()
Why did Ken Lolla leave (for no other job) and Dan McDonnell seriously consider it?...I don't know why Tennessee would be more attractive than Louisville...
Why would NOT working at U of L be a better option than working until you've charted a new course?
Therein may lie an answer...
"Vince" is giving me plenty of data points... SIX lost coaches in 1+ year on the job.I agree - you should stop doing it.
Took Jurich five years to lose six of Bill Olsen's coaches.Blah blah the sky is falling. Same old song and dance
Maybe the scandal fatigue got to Lola. DM was not going anywhere, he probably would’ve had our administration not cleaned up the mess.Why did Ken Lolla leave (for no other job) and Dan McDonnell seriously consider it?
Why would NOT working at U of L be a better option than working until you've charted a new course?
Therein may lie an answer...
How dramatic!"Vince" is giving me plenty of data points... SIX lost coaches in 1+ year on the job.
Took Jurich five years to lose six of Bill Olsen's coaches.
Excuses...
How dramatic!
Until you remember that except for Lolla (who leaving to pursue a calling in the ministry) UofL is better off coaching wise for their departures.
I'm starting to chuckle every time I hear those two words used as a current cop out for bad news and results...Maybe the scandal fatigue got to Lola. DM was not going anywhere, he probably would’ve had our administration not cleaned up the mess.
Having handled plenty of data in my life, you don't rationalize data points that aren't outliers. As long as they're consistent, you accept data on face value and study them to see if they show a trend. As I said, six lost coaches in his first year on the job.I believe Lola was just tired and he and his wife just want to do something else in life. AD Tyra will make every effort to keep JW here just as he did with DM. If we do, in fact, lose JW then Vince will just have to go out and do a major search to find his replacement...
You have no idea whether that's true, because you have no idea how these other coaches are going to perform. Jurich was applauded for having a great portfolio of coaches. 30% didn't need to be cleaned out in his first year away...How dramatic!
Until you remember that except for Lolla (who leaving to pursue a calling in the ministry) UofL is better off coaching wise for their departures.
zipp's analysis attempts to remove bias from data analysis. In this space, that generally means clearing away rationalization to reach a desired outcome...Keep in mind though that in “Zipp”’s analysis that the underlying information for each individual data point do not matter
zipp's analysis attempts to remove bias from data analysis. In this space, that generally means clearing away rationalization to reach a desired outcome...
Looks like I ripped a page out of the “zipp” posting playbook.You have no idea whether that's true...
It has been an embarrassing time for UofL athletics, the new regime is changing the scandal ridden personality of our school.I'm starting to chuckle every time I hear those two words used as a current cop out for bad news and results...
One thing I do know for sure is "Vince" is saving money on them.Looks like I ripped a page out of the “zipp” posting playbook.
How ironical!![]()
It does when the most coaches we replaced in any one year the last two decades was three. You want me to present that statistical analysis for you?It also involves the inability to look at 6 data points and come to a sound conclusion about each point. For most 6 doesn’t constitute big data.
Did he have that "calling" when Jurich immediately walked out the door? My wife reminded me that's when Lolla said he started seriously thinking about leaving. Even if legit, what triggered it?The info on Lolla is that he had a calling to the ministry. So you can eliminate AD Tyra as the “culprit” in that situation. Plus times are a lot different now than they were back in the late 1990s and early 2000s...
The fools are increasingly the ones coming up with excuses for ineptitude...It has been an embarrassing time for UofL athletics, the new regime is changing the scandal ridden personality of our school.
You should still be out with your cute little sign , marching around like a fool.
Ms. zipp and I think you're pretty damn insightful for a slapd!ck!The head coaches no longer have the autonomy & latitude over their programs like they did under Jurich. THAT is a BIG/HUGE reason Lolla left.
It's not a coincidence that LouCity FC never played at Lynn Stadium until this year and one of their owners is Vince Tyra.
I do. The women’s team is the most successful program at UofL right now. I got season tickets for the first time this year and every time I’ve made the trip I’ve enjoyed the game.Women's basketball .....who cares
Give me Vince over jurich 7 days a week and twice on Sunday. I don't remember tommy giving his own money to the program.
Again, you keep touting 6 lost coaches like it’s a bad thing. Pitino couldn’t manage a program that got caught cheating twice, Bobby P couldn’t build a program with his players, couldn’t hold on to P5 quality assistants and got caught cheating against Wake, the softball coach was stagnant, and the lacrosse coach was abusive. But of course, all of these coaches were great for the athletic department right?Having handled plenty of data in my life, you don't rationalize data points that aren't outliers. As long as they're consistent, you accept data on face value and study them to see if they show a trend. As I said, six lost coaches in his first year on the job.
If anything, I'd start examining why some coaches are staying...
Jurich wasn't a fanboy, he was an AD. This guy is a fan who was handed the job. Unless he's ready with a hundred million or so, what he's ponying up ain't nearly enough to buy the job...Give me Vince over jurich 7 days a week and twice on Sunday. I don't remember tommy giving his own money to the program.
The SIX I'm referring to doesn't include Pitino.Again, you keep touting 6 lost coaches like it’s a bad thing. Pitino couldn’t manage a program that got caught cheating twice, Bobby P couldn’t build a program with his players, couldn’t hold on to P5 quality assistants and got caught cheating against Wake, the softball coach was stagnant, and the lacrosse coach was abusive. But of course, all of these coaches were great for the athletic department right?
Losing bad coaches or coaches that are consistently bad for our image isn’t a bad thing. And I get that Jurich came into a rough situation as well. It’s good to get new coaches if the current ones aren’t cutting it.The SIX I'm referring to doesn't include Pitino.
And when Jurich came in the door, he had to deal with BOTH Cooper and Crum. Yet, he didn't have other coaches taking the next train outta Dodge.
I mentioned in another post... Six is TWICE the number that Jurich ever had in any one year of his twenty here. That's clearly an exception to what this athletic department is accustomed to...