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Originally posted by MikeKennedyRulZ View Post
This is a joke right? I'm being punked?
Background and character? What they did in HS and where they went to college has baring on whether they were the best WSU college coach? You are a special kind of weird my man.
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Originally posted by Shocker1976 View Post
Thanks for asking the Paladins did not make the Tournament and had a tough year 16/9 overall and 10/5 (third) in conference
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Originally posted by shoxlax View Post
Pretty sure you said a year.
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Originally posted by Shock Top View PostHow did Furman do in the tourney this year??
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Ralph Miller didn’t have to compete with widespread cheating, deal with corrupt AAU programs or shoe companies, and coddle kids whose people were telling them how easy it was to transfer without repercussions all while running a clean program.
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Originally posted by Dan View PostMy biggest Marshall complaint was his inconsistent recruiting. Seemed like for every Tekele or Ron there were Manigault and Derail Greens. His aim was generally pretty low.
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Originally posted by Shocker1976 View Post
W/L records matter but must viewed in context -
Ralph Miller built his record coaching in three Prime Time Conferences
1. Valley of Death Ralph was 220/133 overall and 81/75 in conference
2. B1G Ralph was 95/51 overall and 54/30 in conference
3. PAC12 Ralph was 342/198* overall and 204/114 in conference (*18 victories lost to NCAA sanctions due to Lonnie Shelton signing with an agent)
Marshall built his record coaching in three lesser conferences than Ralph -
1. Big South Marshall was 194/83 overall and 104/24 in conference
2. Valley of Mediocrity Marshall was 261/90 overall and 134/46 in conference
3. AAC Marshall was 70/31 overall and 35/19 in conference
Background and Character also matters
Ralph Miller -
1. Is in the Hall of Fame
2. In high school at Chanute, Kansas was all-state three consecutive years in football and basketball; set the state record in the low hurdles in 1937.
3. Lettered three consecutive years at KU in football (QB) and basketball; in track he beat Jim Bausch (1932 Olympic decathlon gold medalist) in 7 of 10 events
4. Was coached by Phog Allen (recognized as the Father of Basketball Coaching) and met James Naismith (inventor of basketball).
Gregg Marshall -
1. Was a 6'2", 145-pound point guard for Cave Spring High School in Roanoke, Virginia
2. Was a member of the Randolph-Macon basketball team
3. Assisted John Kresse for eight years at the College of Charleston
4. Was forced to resign as head coach of the Shockers due to multiple allegations of verbal and physical abuse spanning years during his tenure at WSU
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Originally posted by Shocker1976 View Post
I served the full 90 days of my self imposed penalty; what in my post gives you grief? I simply stated facts about the two men, if you can't deal with facts what do you want to read?
Ralph Miller went to KU, played under Phog Allen and washed the feet of the almighty James Naismith? Those are all strikes against him in my book.
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Originally posted by pie n eye View PostWow. I didn’t miss this guy. Hoped that 2 months away would result in some humbling but I guess not.
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Originally posted by Shocker1976 View Post
W/L records matter but must viewed in context -
Ralph Miller built his record coaching in three Prime Time Conferences
1. Valley of Death Ralph was 220/133 overall and 81/75 in conference
2. B1G Ralph was 95/51 overall and 54/30 in conference
3. PAC12 Ralph was 342/198* overall and 204/114 in conference (*18 victories lost to NCAA sanctions due to Lonnie Shelton signing with an agent)
Marshall built his record coaching in three lesser conferences than Ralph -
1. Big South Marshall was 194/83 overall and 104/24 in conference
2. Valley of Mediocrity Marshall was 261/90 overall and 134/46 in conference
3. AAC Marshall was 70/31 overall and 35/19 in conference
Background and Character also matters
Ralph Miller -
1. Is in the Hall of Fame
2. In high school at Chanute, Kansas was all-state three consecutive years in football and basketball; set the state record in the low hurdles in 1937.
3. Lettered three consecutive years at KU in football (QB) and basketball; in track he beat Jim Bausch (1932 Olympic decathlon gold medalist) in 7 of 10 events
4. Was coached by Phog Allen (recognized as the Father of Basketball Coaching) and met James Naismith (inventor of basketball).
Gregg Marshall -
1. Was a 6'2", 145-pound point guard for Cave Spring High School in Roanoke, Virginia
2. Was a member of the Randolph-Macon basketball team
3. Assisted John Kresse for eight years at the College of Charleston
4. Was forced to resign as head coach of the Shockers due to multiple allegations of verbal and physical abuse spanning years during his tenure at WSU
Background and character? What they did in HS and where they went to college has baring on whether they were the best WSU college coach? You are a special kind of weird my man.
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Wow. I didn’t miss this guy. Hoped that 2 months away would result in some humbling but I guess not.
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