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Post by volleyguy on Sept 16, 2017 18:23:45 GMT -5
I am new to this board but you are "WORLD CLASS BACKSTABBER". You are given the privilege to go to a practice and turn around and throw M. Haley and his program under the bus. With friends like you who needs enemies? I second the fact that a "BACKSTABBER" has infiltrated the USC fanbase. I haven't been a USC fan since, well, about 2001. |
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Post by geddyleeridesagain on Sept 16, 2017 18:26:24 GMT -5
You talking about USC going after a whale that USC boosters would put out big bucks for. You and volleyguy are both "BACKSTABBERS" like chowda says. I'm a backstabber? Neat! Not sure how I earned that title, though. BTW, I'm not a USC fan. Jenny Lang Ping makes well over $1 million a year in China. Nobody in the United States is going to pay her anything remotely close to that. And she has shown zero interest in coaching anything other than at a national team/pro club level. |
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Post by huskerjen on Sept 16, 2017 18:30:17 GMT -5
I might die and go to heaven is USC can get JLP! Do Zhu Ting and Yuan Xinyue have eligibility? |
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Post by greenpier on Sept 16, 2017 18:33:23 GMT -5
I haven't been a USC fan since, well, about 2001.If you not USC fans why do you observe practices at USC and drop Mick's name like you are long lost friends? |
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Post by geddyleeridesagain on Sept 16, 2017 18:43:08 GMT -5
I haven't been a USC fan since, well, about 2001.If you not USC fans why do you observe practices at USC and drop Mick's name like you are long lost friends? I don't think I've been to a USC practice since Asia Kaczor was playing (although I have been to beach practices). And I know Mick for reasons only tangentially related to USC volleyball (also, we're neighbors). My friends and acquaintances at USC are mostly from work I've done for the athletic department in the past. There's a lot of people I like who are working at Heritage Hall/Galen (and some I don't), but I'm not a fan of USC itself. Can't stand that stupid white horse. I went to Cal, after all. |
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Post by volleyguy on Sept 16, 2017 18:44:43 GMT -5
I haven't been a USC fan since, well, about 2001.If you not USC fans why do you observe practices at USC and drop Mick's name like you are long lost friends? We are long lost friends. I went to practice looking for him, but he was nowhere to be found. I don't know about the other guy, but I thought this was the Lost and Found forum on Craigslist. |
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Post by mclvbdad on Sept 16, 2017 18:47:03 GMT -5
What about Cal State Fullerton?
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Post by Frank Costanza on Sept 16, 2017 18:52:57 GMT -5
Instead of listing my opinion, I decided to have the records of last year, year before, and the current year. I removed anyone hired this year or last year, and I didn't included any of the HBCUs. The list includes anyone in their 3rd year and beyond, the records include 2015, 2016, and 2017. No promising on accuracy, the records were taken from MasseyRatings.com. Only programs with .500 or worse are listed. Records are as of 9/11/17
School W L W% Year
Rutgers 11 63 14.86% 10th
ULL 20 50 28.57% 10th
San Diego St 34 39 46.58% 10th
Fresno St 33 38 46.48% 10th
UAB 23 50 31.51% 11th
St Mary's CA 21 44 32.31% 13th
Incarnate Word 21 38 35.59% 13th
Bucknell 24 39 38.10% 13th
Oklahoma 29 37 43.94% 13th
Lafayette 16 47 25.40% 15th
Elon 33 41 44.59% 15th
CS Northridge 24 41 36.92% 16th
Providence 33 43 43.42% 17th
Binghamton 25 40 38.46% 18th
Brown 19 37 33.93% 25th
Hartford 9 55 14.06% 3rd
CS Fullerton 10 58 14.71% 3rd
S Dakota St 11 59 15.71% 3rd
Buffalo 16 50 24.24% 3rd
Akron 19 47 28.79% 3rd
West Virginia 24 44 35.29% 3rd
Southern Utah 24 45 34.78% 3rd
Pepperdine 35 35 50.00% 3rd
Notre Dame 36 36 50.00% 3rd
Mississippi St 38 38 50.00% 3rd
St Francis NY 19 50 27.54% 3rd
Holy Cross 20 47 29.85% 3rd
Cornell 21 33 38.89% 3rd
Charlotte 24 45 34.78% 3rd
Columbia 24 29 45.28% 3rd
UC Davis 34 35 49.28% 3rd
Maryland 36 39 48.00% 3rd
Nevada 33 36 47.83% 3rd
MA Lowell 13 55 19.12% 4th
Nicholls St 18 51 26.09% 4th
NJIT 19 54 26.03% 4th
Santa Barbara 24 41 36.92% 4th
CS Bakersfield 31 36 46.27% 4th
Lamar 21 43 32.81% 4th
Presbyterian 12 56 17.65% 5th
UTEP 20 51 28.17% 5th
Evansville 19 53 26.39% 5th
Tennessee Tech 19 50 27.54% 5th
UC Riverside 25 41 37.88% 5th
East Carolina 33 38 46.48% 5th
Youngstown St 23 49 31.94% 6th
South Florida 32 38 45.71% 6th
SE Missouri St 22 48 31.43% 7th
SE Louisiana 21 49 30.00% 5th
Georgia St 21 43 32.81% 3rd
TN Martin 22 52 29.73% 3rd
Northwestern LA 22 49 30.99% 3rd
Georgetown 23 48 32.39% 10th
La Salle 25 48 34.25% 4th
Quinnipiac 25 53 32.05% 6th
Toledo 25 43 36.76% 8th
E Illinois 25 47 34.72% 3rd
W Carolina 25 49 33.78% 7th
Fordham 26 44 37.14% 5th
Charleston So 26 51 33.77% 4th
Louisiana Tech 26 43 37.68% 6th
Utah St 26 46 36.11% 12th
LSU 26 41 38.81% 20th
IPFW 26 48 35.14% 4th
ULM 26 52 33.33% 4th
Houston 27 42 39.13% 6th
Gardner Webb 27 45 37.50% 5th
Wright St 27 44 38.03% 5th
E Kentucky 27 46 36.99% 20th
Morehead St 27 44 38.03% 15th
Ga Southern 27 41 39.71% 5th
Davidson 28 38 42.42% 7th
Idaho 29 38 43.28% 18th
UNC Asheville 29 33 46.77% 7th
New Orleans 29 45 39.19% 3rd
Ark Little Rock 29 38 43.28% 30th
Northeastern 30 41 42.25% 18th
NE Omaha 30 42 41.67% 28th
DePaul 31 38 44.93% 8th
WI Milwaukee 31 37 45.59% 10th
McNeese St 31 44 41.33% 4th
This is good work, the question is, how many of these schools care enough about VB to make an effort to be competitive. |
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Post by geddyleeridesagain on Sept 16, 2017 19:06:50 GMT -5
Looking at the list above, man, Rob Browning has fallen on some hard times. I'm not saying the St. Mary's seat is warm, just noting that the program has really struggled the past three-four years.
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Post by jcvball22 on Sept 16, 2017 21:00:19 GMT -5
I might die and go to heaven is USC can get JLP! She is NOT coming to the US to coach college. |
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Post by Fight On! on Sept 16, 2017 21:06:11 GMT -5
Bernardinho is interested in coaching college!
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Post by geddyleeridesagain on Sept 16, 2017 21:21:54 GMT -5
Bernardinho is interested in coaching college! God, I would love to see him recruiting. "YOU WILL NOT REFUSE MY GrrrrING OFFER. YOU ARE COMING TO GrrrrING USC. STANFORD? I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THAT GrrrrING IS! YOU GrrrrING PLAY FOR ME AND ONLY ME!" |
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Post by c4ndlelight on Sept 16, 2017 23:32:50 GMT -5
And the seat of Mike Riley's pants spontaneously combusted a few hours ago (different sport, I know). They just gave him an extension last week. Given what Holliday tells us about the price of grain, I'm not sure Nebraska's going to pony up for a buy-out. |
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Post by gobruins on Sept 17, 2017 6:17:36 GMT -5
Geddy - In the past, you have said that USC would go "big game hunting" when Mick retired. But, USC has not done that in other women's sports. In Women's Tennis they hired a D-3 coach. In Women's Basketball, they got turned down so much, they wound up re-hiring the guy they fired 10 years ago. So, what makes you think that volleyball will be so different? BTW, don't take this as a chalange to your knowledge. Just curious on your opinion. A conversation I had a year or so back with one of SC's senior administrators. The subject came around to "when Mick retires..." and the names being tossed around were pretty much a who's-who (one name that didn't come up? Jerritt Elliot). And I don't believe it was just idle chatter, since the admin was well aware of the compensation packages for said names. While I'm somewhat skeptical that SC can land their whale, so to speak, the volleyball program does have some insanely wealthy boosters who could make a difference. Women's basketball is an interesting case. USC went with splash hires - the two Coopers - with poor results. Most recently, they thought they had their #1 target ready to sign, but Lynn Swann frankly botched it. Part of his learning curve, I guess. Appreciate the info. If you are able to disclose, can you say who their #1 target for WBB was? |
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Post by gobruins on Sept 17, 2017 6:21:31 GMT -5
If Jerritt were to be a target to replace Haley at USC one day, Texas won't lose a bidding war for him. There would need to be non-financial reasons for him ever leaving Texas. Not saying it is going to happen (think it is pretty unlikely), but if Jerritt were to leave Texas for USC, the "non-financial reason" would be a desire for a Southern California native to move back to Southern California. |
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