05-11-2006, 06:23 PM
minorthreat Wrote:Huggins will have them on probation in the next 5 years.
he will also have them winning more tourney games then KU and ISU combined for the next five years.
I'm glad Rick Adelman got the axe.
he will also have them winning more tourney games then KU and ISU combined for the next five years.
05-11-2006, 06:25 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:he will also have them winning more tourney games then KU and ISU combined for the next five years.
you will eat your words come next March. KU signed another All-American Tuesday, but I wouldn't expect you to know that...you were too busy watching your Reality TV Programs.
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05-11-2006, 06:26 PM
BIRD33 Wrote:ISU is done.Is Marcus Fizer their best player ever?
didn't Mookie Blaylock play there? yeah, I guess Marcus Fizer is their best player.
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05-11-2006, 06:26 PM
cLaY Wrote:you will eat your words come next March. KU signed another All-American Tuesday, but I wouldn't expect you to know that...you were too busy watching your Reality TV Programs.
Ha.
KU will be to young once again to go far in the tourney.
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05-11-2006, 06:27 PM
BIRD33 Wrote:Ha.
KU will be to young once again to go far in the tourney.
Jr.'s/Soph's...nah.
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05-11-2006, 06:30 PM
which reality programs do I watch MR. American Idol?
KU has 2 5 stars and 1 four
Duke has 3 5 stars and 1 four
K state as 2 four stars
It dosen't matter who KU signs.. coaches win games in college
KU has 2 5 stars and 1 four
Duke has 3 5 stars and 1 four
K state as 2 four stars
It dosen't matter who KU signs.. coaches win games in college
05-11-2006, 06:32 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:which reality programs do I watch MR. American Idol?
KU has 2 5 stars and 1 four
Duke has 3 5 stars and 1 four
K state as 2 four stars
It dosen't matter who KU signs.. coaches win games in college
what does all this bullshit mean?
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05-11-2006, 06:35 PM
cLaY Wrote:what does all this bullshit mean?
That you watch American Idol?
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05-11-2006, 06:44 PM
BIRD33 Wrote:That you watch American Idol?
and you know nothing about college basketball recruiting..
05-11-2006, 06:53 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:and you know nothing about college basketball recruiting..
wanna explain, because i didn't understand your previous post with all the numbers and what not.
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05-11-2006, 07:03 PM
cLaY Wrote:wanna explain, because i didn't understand your previous post with all the numbers and what not.
1. what reality shows do I watch.
2. a college recruit is designated a star amount based on their ability. Five star being the best.. one star being the worse. KU has signed 2 five star basketball players that can play in 2006.
05-11-2006, 07:07 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:1. what reality shows do I watch.
2. a college recruit is designated a star amount based on their ability. Five star being the best.. one star being the worse. KU has signed 2 five star basketball players that can play in 2006.
1. i was teasing you dummy...
2. Self recruited 3 players for 06, Sherron collins and Darrel Arthur which are your 5 star palyers, and a local kid named Brady Morningstar who's a Christian Moody-esque player. He went 3 for 3 on his recruits, nobody turned him down. I'd say he did exactly what he was suppossed to.
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05-11-2006, 07:09 PM
arthur and collins are five star propects..
morningstar is a four star..
arthur hasn't signed a LOI yet.
self is sposed to win tourney games/titles..
morningstar is a four star..
arthur hasn't signed a LOI yet.
self is sposed to win tourney games/titles..
05-11-2006, 07:15 PM
Anhil8tor Wrote:arthur and collins are five star propects..
morningstar is a four star..
arthur hasn't signed a LOI yet.
self is sposed to win tourney games/titles..
whats your arguement, cuz it seems like your just bashing KU?
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05-11-2006, 07:21 PM
I love how the Maloofs think they know basketball better than Adleman.Didnt their dad give them their fortune?What do they know.
[SIZE="6"]Deposed Adelman wanted another shot in Sacramento [/SIZE]
May 10, 2006
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Rick Adelman had been fired twice before, yet the longtime Sacramento Kings coach felt a particular pang of regret when he got dumped again this week after eight successful seasons.
Kings owners Joe and Gavin Maloof have their own regrets: They want a championship for Sacramento, and they plan to find a coach capable of winning it.
Adelman was dismissed by the Maloof brothers on Tuesday after leading the Kings to eight consecutive playoff appearances, the longest sustained run of success in franchise history. He went 395-229 in Sacramento, winning its first two Pacific Division titles and going as far as Game 7 of the 2002 Western Conference finals.
"I feel like I should have been given another opportunity, but any time a guy gets fired or let go, that's how they feel," Adelman said Wednesday at the Kings' training complex. "I like the team. I liked the direction we were going. We like it here. It would be fun to have another year or two to see what we could do."
In his first public comments since the decision, Adelman said he didn't know whether he would coach again -- and he still professed ignorance about the Maloofs' reasons for firing him.
"Maybe I didn't win the way they wanted the team to win, I don't know," said Adelman, who has 752 career victories, 14th-most in NBA history. "Whatever reasons they can give me, I can give them 10 better that they're wrong, but that doesn't matter.
"Maybe they thought we should beat San Antonio. If they did, they're probably the only people in the country. There has to be something else."
Joe Maloof said there was something else: The Kings' perennial problems with defense, which the owners saw as the biggest obstacle to their goal of winning a championship in Sacramento.
"I think the only major complaint is how much (Adelman) worked on his defense," Maloof told the Associated Press in a phone interview. "Not that we're in practice, but the only way you're going to win that big title is with defense. That's what you see with Detroit, and what we saw with the Spurs. I think the new coach needs to be more defensive-oriented, but one that understands offense."
Sacramento was eliminated from the playoffs last Friday, losing in six games to top-seeded San Antonio. It was the Kings' second straight first-round playoff exit - but given their remarkable midseason transformation, it was widely seen as cause for celebration.
The Kings won 25 of their final 36 regular-season games to reach the playoffs, spurred by the arrival of Ron Artest in a midseason trade also masterminded by the Maloofs. The owners have recently taken a more active interest in team moves after years of allowing Geoff Petrie, the Kings' highly respected president of basketball operations, to run the team unfettered.
"We are a little more confident, and we know the league a little bit better," said Maloof, whose father owned the Houston Rockets at one time. "We've been thinking about (a coaching change) for the past year. We had that very tough start at the beginning of the year, and we didn't really know what to do. The franchise was kind of in the abyss. It wasn't the same old Kings franchise.
"We had a pretty good run, eight years, and (Adelman) did a great job. ... We thought we gave it a good shot with Rick, but sometimes it's better to make a change."
[SIZE="6"]Deposed Adelman wanted another shot in Sacramento [/SIZE]
May 10, 2006
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Rick Adelman had been fired twice before, yet the longtime Sacramento Kings coach felt a particular pang of regret when he got dumped again this week after eight successful seasons.
Kings owners Joe and Gavin Maloof have their own regrets: They want a championship for Sacramento, and they plan to find a coach capable of winning it.
Adelman was dismissed by the Maloof brothers on Tuesday after leading the Kings to eight consecutive playoff appearances, the longest sustained run of success in franchise history. He went 395-229 in Sacramento, winning its first two Pacific Division titles and going as far as Game 7 of the 2002 Western Conference finals.
"I feel like I should have been given another opportunity, but any time a guy gets fired or let go, that's how they feel," Adelman said Wednesday at the Kings' training complex. "I like the team. I liked the direction we were going. We like it here. It would be fun to have another year or two to see what we could do."
In his first public comments since the decision, Adelman said he didn't know whether he would coach again -- and he still professed ignorance about the Maloofs' reasons for firing him.
"Maybe I didn't win the way they wanted the team to win, I don't know," said Adelman, who has 752 career victories, 14th-most in NBA history. "Whatever reasons they can give me, I can give them 10 better that they're wrong, but that doesn't matter.
"Maybe they thought we should beat San Antonio. If they did, they're probably the only people in the country. There has to be something else."
Joe Maloof said there was something else: The Kings' perennial problems with defense, which the owners saw as the biggest obstacle to their goal of winning a championship in Sacramento.
"I think the only major complaint is how much (Adelman) worked on his defense," Maloof told the Associated Press in a phone interview. "Not that we're in practice, but the only way you're going to win that big title is with defense. That's what you see with Detroit, and what we saw with the Spurs. I think the new coach needs to be more defensive-oriented, but one that understands offense."
Sacramento was eliminated from the playoffs last Friday, losing in six games to top-seeded San Antonio. It was the Kings' second straight first-round playoff exit - but given their remarkable midseason transformation, it was widely seen as cause for celebration.
The Kings won 25 of their final 36 regular-season games to reach the playoffs, spurred by the arrival of Ron Artest in a midseason trade also masterminded by the Maloofs. The owners have recently taken a more active interest in team moves after years of allowing Geoff Petrie, the Kings' highly respected president of basketball operations, to run the team unfettered.
"We are a little more confident, and we know the league a little bit better," said Maloof, whose father owned the Houston Rockets at one time. "We've been thinking about (a coaching change) for the past year. We had that very tough start at the beginning of the year, and we didn't really know what to do. The franchise was kind of in the abyss. It wasn't the same old Kings franchise.
"We had a pretty good run, eight years, and (Adelman) did a great job. ... We thought we gave it a good shot with Rick, but sometimes it's better to make a change."
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05-11-2006, 07:23 PM
Artest thought they should be San Antonio.
Who do they expect to hire? There's no title capable coaches available.
Who do they expect to hire? There's no title capable coaches available.
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05-11-2006, 08:11 PM
They were talking Don Nelson, Eddie Jordan, Eric Mussleman or PJ Carlisemo.I bet its Mussleman.
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05-11-2006, 11:01 PM
I'd like to see Eddie Jordan come back. He had nothing to work with when he was here, just prior to Adelman, Webber, Divac, Stojakovic, White Chocolate, etc. Now, he's got some talent to work with and he's 8 years wiser himself. Geoff Petrie didn't want to let him go 8 years ago. He was okay, publicly anyways, with Adelman's shitcanning.
Don Nelson's record speaks for itself, but he's got no D. PJ, I'm afraid will never be a head coach again. Who wants a choked-out beotch as head coach? Artest would stab him with a shiv.
Don Nelson's record speaks for itself, but he's got no D. PJ, I'm afraid will never be a head coach again. Who wants a choked-out beotch as head coach? Artest would stab him with a shiv.
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