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2014 MBB Coaching Carousel
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In 2014, Tinkle was named the Sexiest Man in College Basketball by CollegeInsider.com.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Tinkle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Tinkle
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Not optimistic hiring a Big Sky coach is the answer for Oregon State. Is he another Tad or is he another Ken Bone?
Definitely will be interesting. But once it became obvious they weren't getting Howland or Stoudemire, I think this was the best route to take.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
That's a given, but this is one nasty rebuild. We'll probably see a far better coached Oregon State when it comes to in-game, but doubtful how much recruiting traction he can get. As miserable of an X's and O's coach Robinson was, he did bring in a few nice players over the years.
BuffTE41
Member
I can't see us losing coaches until we make a run in the tournament.
I have no idea how we got lucky again, but I'll keep letting them come back while the rest of the world sleeps on them.
Did Montana fill its opening already? That would be a great 1st coaching stop for someone. Program's in solid shape.
I've seen rumblings that Montana will go hard after Cal asst. Travis DeCuire. He was a former PG for Montana (and supposedly might have been in the running for the OSU job).
cubuffs85
Active Member
I could see losing them to lower programs.
aik
Well-Known Member
I think that's realistic. They could fall into a good situation with a perennially strong Big Sky or MVC team who loses their coach to a bigger school, except schools like that often try to retain their momentum by promoting the top assistant currently there. I figure with how they are connected through Tad that the day Gregg Marshall accepts a big time job, Pri or Rohn will be on a plane to Wichita for an interview.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Agreed. Premature until we make a run unless you really make a name as an ace recruiter.
cubuffs85
Active Member
I doubt they'll be going to a "strong" Big Sky or MVC school without a sustained run since those schools generally promote from within or they should be able to get a bigger assistant or a coach looking to rebound. I can see the lower rungs hiring them however with just the CU experience.
The CUnit is going to have a field day with a coach named Tinkle.
I really think OSU missed the boat on Eustachy. It won't be too long before he gets hired by a big time program. He's paid his penance. He might not land back in the Big 12, but the Pac would be a solid conference for him. I'd hate to face him twice a year as opposed to once, but you got to give the guy credit, he's a very solid basketball coach.
I really think OSU missed the boat on Eustachy. It won't be too long before he gets hired by a big time program. He's paid his penance. He might not land back in the Big 12, but the Pac would be a solid conference for him. I'd hate to face him twice a year as opposed to once, but you got to give the guy credit, he's a very solid basketball coach.
cubuffs85
Active Member
@JonRothstein BREAKING --- Montana has hired former Cal assistant Travis DeCuire as its next head basketball coach, source told @CBSSports. Story coming.