I'm a guy who isn't so self-obsessed that I feel the need to publicly argue with my Alma mater's AD on Twitter. So I guess it makes sense you don't know who I am. Though, you know my post history awfully well to be asking who I am.

And the Sean Miller suggestion was tongue in cheek. I figured that was clear from the context, but I guess not. It was really a joke about how he's going to jail, or whatever.

And yes, we're pretty far below Richmond. Because of money, league, and market. And we're even further below UNLV. The gap is indeed that distinct.

But you know that already, being an expert in market dynamics and also the sort if rational thinker that gets in a very public, angry argument with the AD because a basketball game went poorly.

Andy Kennedy won 61% of his game at Ole Miss...a football school.
(and won 21 games his one year at Cincinnati)
He's doing color commentary for Fox Sports Southeast or ESPN-U now (?)

Among Kennedy's accomplishments at Ole Miss:

Ranks 18th in SEC history with 245 wins
One of only 23 coaches in history with 100 SEC regular season wins (only Ole Miss head coach to accomplish that feat)
Averaged more than 21 wins per season after the program posted only 21 or more wins three times in 96 years before his arrival
Fifth-most wins in SEC history by a coach in his 12 years in the league at one school
One of five coaches in SEC history to post at least nine 20-win seasons in first 11 years in the league, joining Billy Donovan, Joe B. Hall, Nolan Richardson, and Tubby Smith
Only coach in SEC history to post 11 consecutive winning seasons after taking over a program coming off four straight losing seasons
Six consecutive seasons of .500-or-better in SEC play (2012-2017) for the first time in program history
Nine 20-win seasons under Kennedy; Seven 20-win seasons in 96 years before his arrival
Eight postseason berths and 11 of the program's 20 all-time postseason wins
During his tenure, was one of just two teams in the SEC and 14 power conference programs in the nation to have 11 straight winning seasons
One of 20 programs in the country to finish in the RPI Top 100 for 11 consecutive seasons
Finished with a .500-or-better record against 10 SEC teams
Produced 12 all-league guards and 16 All-SEC selections
2013 SEC Tournament Champions
2 SEC West Division titles (2007, 2010)
2 NIT Final Four appearances
2-time SEC Coach of the Year
Holds 33 school records (16-team, 17 individual)
Tied the school record with 27 wins in 2013
Reached 100 wins faster than any coach in school history
Nationally ranked for a total of 18 weeks, rising as high as 14th
Produced the school's all-time leading rebounder, shot blocker, and 3-point FG shooter
Led the SEC in scoring (77.2 ppg) for the first time in school history in 2012-2013
In 2007-2008, set school records for longest winning streak and most wins to start a season
In 2006-2007, won the most games (21) by a first-year Rebel head coach and received SEC Coach of the Year honors

He won't be putting out any warm and fuzzy vibes like Saul.
That is not his style.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxS-4gh20eY

I feel like the message attempted here is that the thought of Pitino is radical. It's quite the opposite. It's the 'right-there' thought. He's a big name, we've all heard of him, we think he's maybe getable. This suggestion takes no originality. Looking at names who can be successful here off the beaten path (which is the direction we will likely go) is far more creative and powerful.

This is getting the cachet because of who posted it. It's a lazy suggestion. Plus, we still await to hear if/when Pitino will be hit with a show-cause penalty, which will keep him off the sidelines for additional time (https://www.si.com/college-basketball/2017/09/27/louisvil... ). Let's get serious with the suggestions.

You are just obsessed with another poster to the point of creating a handle named after him. Creep.

Spot on - another shoe can still drop - count me close minded, but I don't like to hire coaches still under investigation by the FBI and NCAA - then add in that the salary at UNLV is reported to be $2.5 million plus additional booster money and the odds of him humping a cheerleader on Court Street, or heading to a local eatery for 15 seconds of fun with a cougar, or having his coaches, players, recruits and their father's turning Read Hall into a brothel are even further reduced. But hey, maybe our new president who has shown little to no interest in the athletic department would be thrilled that this would be the first major move by the athletic department under his reign. - if so, then let's go all in and hire Art Briles to replace Frank and be done.

Hah! Post of the month right here.

And sadly, very true.

Well, we agree on something! ;-)

The Jerry Gergich of college presidents.

Yeah, we're definitely two different people. This screen name was really just meant as a one-time joke way back when, and then I just sort of got sucked into posting more.

Honestly, I don't even really recall what prompted it. Off the top of my head, I think it was when Bobcat Love went on a rant after we lost to Kansas and basically called for Groce to get the boot despite his having beaten Georgetown in the tournament the year prior.

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Think you're UC fandom is bleeding through a little here ;)

I'd be surprised if many fans know who Andy Kennedy is. You really have to be a pretty big college hoops fan to know him.

He spent one interim year at UC and then coached in relative obscurity at Ole Miss where most of OUr fanbase would lose a bet if you asked where he previously coached.

I don't think he's a bad choice at all ... but I think it contradicts your reasoning above. He's not really a known commodity ... but with some marketing/publicizing I could definitely see people potentially getting on board.

Plus UC was still in the Big East at this time, so he has coached in two high-major conferences. Certainly are worse options out there.