Tulsa v Uconn WThe reality, Tulsa is better than ECU and Tulane.
That's it!
Highly confident Haith is gone. Just not sure of the timing.
I have no clue about Gragg.
We’re less competitive now than when Frank got here. And it’s not a rebuilding year. End of discussion.It was a tough break losing Jeffries today. Hopefully he'll be able to play the rest of the season. The guys did play hard and that's to their credit. Just overmatched today.
But we can't escape the fact that after five seasons of Frank Haith's tenure, the program is just not strong enough to contend for a championship in the American Athletic Conference. I don't see that prospect improving next season. Does anyone else?
We probably all have “insight” at various levels.
There have been numerous chances for an extension to be executed. But...it hasn’t happened.
If we wanted to keep Haith...if we were “all in” with him, then we would be killing our future by not extending him.
On the other hand, my visit to In-N-Out was spectacular.
Yet , you watch every game . Then it’s the same opinion over and over and over.Tulsa is so deficient.
So many ways to lose.
So few ways to win.
It's rough to watch.
That's not true, his opinion doesn't get stated when we win. Then he crawls back under the rock.Yet , you watch every game . Then it’s the same opinion over and over and over.
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