at least we won't know just how bad he is til after football season.
tryingtofindatemporarysilverliningku
tryingtofindatemporarysilverliningku
Well,if we hire a piece of ****,
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Considering the amount of players we are losing that are already on the team plus recruits that are jumping ship, you are talking about a solid year before you can judge the soon to be head coach. Let's state the obvious..... This coach will have nothing to work with in what has become a more competitive conference with Missouri coming right in.
I do agree that there shouldn't be a rush to judgment if the first year doesn't go so well, but it might not go nearly as poorly as some think. Fred Thomas isn't going anywhere. Gavin Ware has stated it's unlikely he'll look for a release. Craig Sword has stated that he wants to be at MSU. Check out Hardwick's Twitter, and you can see there's no doubt he's sticking with State. Only doubt is Gray, who might not get that release that he's requesting. <div>
</div><div>As for Pollard...I stopped being confident about him even before Stans left, so I'm not too broken up about MSU falling out of the picture for now and perhaps for good. If he comes, he comes, and if he doesn't, he doesn't. </div><div>
</div><div>And the departures? None were unexpected. And ultimately, when you take into consideration all that happened this season, this kind of fresh start isn't a bad thing, especially when a new coach is coming in and trying to make his imprint. If Hood stays, which I expect him to, we have a top talent to build around and to have step up as a leader both with his play and with his maturity. While he might have been apprehensive about speaking up this season as a freshman, he'll be one of our most experienced players next season, and the new coach will be counting on him to be a leader on and off the court. To have a guy like Hood to build around is a much better starting point than a lot of rebuilding situations have. </div>
</div><div>As for Pollard...I stopped being confident about him even before Stans left, so I'm not too broken up about MSU falling out of the picture for now and perhaps for good. If he comes, he comes, and if he doesn't, he doesn't. </div><div>
</div><div>And the departures? None were unexpected. And ultimately, when you take into consideration all that happened this season, this kind of fresh start isn't a bad thing, especially when a new coach is coming in and trying to make his imprint. If Hood stays, which I expect him to, we have a top talent to build around and to have step up as a leader both with his play and with his maturity. While he might have been apprehensive about speaking up this season as a freshman, he'll be one of our most experienced players next season, and the new coach will be counting on him to be a leader on and off the court. To have a guy like Hood to build around is a much better starting point than a lot of rebuilding situations have. </div>
