Ranking college basketball's underappreciated coaches - ESPN
By: Myron Medcalf, ESPN Staff Writer
Posted: June 7, 2019 7:00am cst
"...Here's our list (each tier features different criteria) of the most underappreciated coaches in America. Coaches who are underappreciated because they've never won titles (The John Beilein/Gregg Marshall category)
1. Gregg Marshall: Last season was the Wichita State head coach's worst in a decade. Yet, he still won 22 games one season after losing first-round pick Landry Shamet along with key pieces from a senior class that had won 112 games over four years. Marshall continues to do this with unheralded talent, yet four Shockers have gone on to the NBA in the past five years, a list that includes Toronto Raptors guard Fred VanVleet and Shamet, a promising rookie with the LA Clippers. Marshall has rejected multiple offers from other schools because he's making nearly $4 million per year in a city where he's beloved. It's easy to forget how good he has been with the Shockers during his time with the program...."
By: Myron Medcalf, ESPN Staff Writer
Posted: June 7, 2019 7:00am cst
"...Here's our list (each tier features different criteria) of the most underappreciated coaches in America. Coaches who are underappreciated because they've never won titles (The John Beilein/Gregg Marshall category)
1. Gregg Marshall: Last season was the Wichita State head coach's worst in a decade. Yet, he still won 22 games one season after losing first-round pick Landry Shamet along with key pieces from a senior class that had won 112 games over four years. Marshall continues to do this with unheralded talent, yet four Shockers have gone on to the NBA in the past five years, a list that includes Toronto Raptors guard Fred VanVleet and Shamet, a promising rookie with the LA Clippers. Marshall has rejected multiple offers from other schools because he's making nearly $4 million per year in a city where he's beloved. It's easy to forget how good he has been with the Shockers during his time with the program...."
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