2022 college basketball coaching carousel of progress

No, but it's in a very pretty part of Tennessee, nestled in the Appalachians.

 

We have a strong-ass vacancy in Baton Rouge.

 

Oh is that all?

 

Joe Dooley out at East Carolina

Cuonzo Martin fired at Missouri over protests of rival coaches.

Frank Haith resigns at Tulsa. An excellent mid-major job.

 

I’m sure he’s a delightful guy and a good basketball coach, but I wouldn’t trust Will Wade to tell me the sun was shining outside.

 

Hell of a point.

 

Rival coaches will miss beating Martin’s teams.

Missouri’s a big time job.

 

An honest question - if you are a coach who gets fired - even for cause - do you still collect any bonuses or incentives - like winning a league regular season, or qualifying for the tourney?

 

In the college basketball world of 2022 I would not trust any successful college basketball coach. Trusting a collage basketball coach is like trusting the stripper who says you are handsome. Both a college basketball coach and a stripper must lie to economically survive.

 

This makes me worry Florida could be good again.

 

I maintain that Dayton is a sleeping giant. If the pandemic doesn’t derail that Obie Toppin season, it might’ve come to fruition. Large, motivated fanbase in largish mid-sized city with one of the country’s best arenas.

 

Todd Lee out at South Dakota. SDSU's success has made that job a lot harder.

Rumors are Ben Howland out at Mississippi State, if they go to the NIT he will coach but won't be back in 2022-23.