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bobcatsquared
1/24/2016 9:36 AM
One head coach in Ohio thought Frank Solich was the 2015 coach of the year in the state, according to balloting done by the Columbus Dispatch: http://buckeyextra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2016/01/2...

Mt. Union's Vince Kehres won the award, followed by UT's Campbell and BG's Babers. Fourteen of Ohio's 38 head coaches at 4-year colleges received votes with Solich getting one first-place vote.

I know Monroe has been wondering the real name and occupation of Bcat2. Perhaps the results of this voting indicates he's a head coach at an Ohio 4-year college.
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allen
1/24/2016 10:04 AM
bobcatsquared wrote:expand_more
One head coach in Ohio thought Frank Solich was the 2015 coach of the year in the state, according to balloting done by the Columbus Dispatch: http://buckeyextra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2016/01/2...

Mt. Union's Vince Kehres won the award, followed by UT's Campbell and BG's Babers. Fourteen of Ohio's 38 head coaches at 4-year colleges received votes with Solich getting one first-place vote.

I know Monroe has been wondering the real name and occupation of Bcat2. Perhaps the results of this voting indicates he's a head coach at an Ohio 4-year college.

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Brian Smith (No, not that one)
1/25/2016 2:54 PM
Hell, Urban Meyer gets paid all that money and he's not the best coach in the state?

Fire the dude.
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bobcatsquared
1/25/2016 3:09 PM
I'm still amazed that one head coach in our state voted Solich as the best coach in Ohio for the 2015 season. No problem with him finishing in the top 15, maybe even in the top 10. But for one coach to give his first-place vote to Solich has me scratching my head.
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L.C.
1/25/2016 6:16 PM
I note that Bowden got two first place votes, While Babers got none. It is clear that peers have a different perspective than fans or media.
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Brian Smith (No, not that one)
1/25/2016 7:24 PM
I could see coaches use it as a way to try to aide a coach on thin ice. Coaches don't break rank. Every coach in the NBA privarely giggled at David Blatt. He gets fired and you'd swear Red Auerbach got fired by their statements.

So maybe you try to get a guy a COY honor to make the notion of the guy being fired a little more outlandish.
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BillyTheCat
1/25/2016 11:27 PM
Brian Smith wrote:expand_more
I could see coaches use it as a way to try to aide a coach on thin ice. Coaches don't break rank. Every coach in the NBA privarely giggled at David Blatt. He gets fired and you'd swear Red Auerbach got fired by their statements.

So maybe you try to get a guy a COY honor to make the notion of the guy being fired a little more outlandish.
Dave Blatt had the highest winning % of any coach ever fired mid season, other coaches have reason to have a little shock and angst in their tone and comments.

Or maybe they pass the ballot down to a secretary or a GA as some have been known to do their weekly polls.
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Monroe Slavin
1/26/2016 2:41 AM
BillyTheCat wrote:expand_more
I could see coaches use it as a way to try to aide a coach on thin ice. Coaches don't break rank. Every coach in the NBA privarely giggled at David Blatt. He gets fired and you'd swear Red Auerbach got fired by their statements.

So maybe you try to get a guy a COY honor to make the notion of the guy being fired a little more outlandish.
Dave Blatt had the highest winning % of any coach ever fired mid season, other coaches have reason to have a little shock and angst in their tone and comments.

Or maybe they pass the ballot down to a secretary or a GA as some have been known to do their weekly polls.

I suspect that B Smith either has some inside info or tracks the Cavs closely such that his comment, sadly, has merit.

Blatt's performance can be debated. Yes, the winning percentage is there. But shouldn't it be given the talent that he coaches (albeit guys have been injured at points)? Then again, it sure looks to me like the Cavs have been beating teams that they are better than on pure talent while having no answers and a style of offense that doesn't work against the teams that really matter. And, the offense is stagnant--LeBron not hitting from outside and Kevin Love somehow not shining, not making key/big contributions often enough in tough games.

I think there's plenty of time to fix it. But right now the Cavs are far from where they need to be, from the heart that they were in the playoffs last year.
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GoCats105
1/26/2016 10:05 AM
Monroe Slavin wrote:expand_more
I could see coaches use it as a way to try to aide a coach on thin ice. Coaches don't break rank. Every coach in the NBA privarely giggled at David Blatt. He gets fired and you'd swear Red Auerbach got fired by their statements.

So maybe you try to get a guy a COY honor to make the notion of the guy being fired a little more outlandish.
Dave Blatt had the highest winning % of any coach ever fired mid season, other coaches have reason to have a little shock and angst in their tone and comments.

Or maybe they pass the ballot down to a secretary or a GA as some have been known to do their weekly polls.

I suspect that B Smith either has some inside info or tracks the Cavs closely such that his comment, sadly, has merit.

Blatt's performance can be debated. Yes, the winning percentage is there. But shouldn't it be given the talent that he coaches (albeit guys have been injured at points)? Then again, it sure looks to me like the Cavs have been beating teams that they are better than on pure talent while having no answers and a style of offense that doesn't work against the teams that really matter. And, the offense is stagnant--LeBron not hitting from outside and Kevin Love somehow not shining, not making key/big contributions often enough in tough games.

I think there's plenty of time to fix it. But right now the Cavs are far from where they need to be, from the heart that they were in the playoffs last year.
Blatt was part of the problem, but he's not the whole problem. Look at Cleveland's backcourt outside of Kyrie.

Smith, Shumpert, Williams and Delly aren't hanging with the Spurs or Warriors. I don't care who's coaching them.
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