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  • WuDrWu
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    Originally posted by molly jabali View Post
    I guess I missed it( not being sarcastic)… I thought everyone loved Lambo… hhhmmmm.
    To be fair molly jabali I think it's safe to say most people love Lambo.

    Some people view volleyball through, roughly, the same prism they view men's basketball for instance. And that's certainly their prerogative. They see previous successes from the Volleyball program and compared to the current state, it's certainly a step backwards. How big a step backwards, well, your mileage may vary, and again, that is everyone's own prerogative.

    Since hosting in 2017, the program has missed the NCAAs 5 straight seasons. Certainly the expectations are to be better. Some people believe that Lambo's best days are behind him and a change should be made, others (like me for instance) believe improvements and changes have been made and that Lambo remains the best person overall to run this program. Both points have merit.

    But from your vantage point as a casual observer, yes, most folks at this point in time still support, fairly strongly, Lambo.

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  • SubGod22
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    It's official

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  • MikeKennedyRulZ
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    Originally posted by ShockHat View Post
    One thing I’m worried about is that in the article, he mentioned we need 2-3 stars from the upper right quadrant and he also mentioned right now we have 1 - Kenny Pohto. We just signed what seems like a project freshman, with one roster spot left. So… ? What’s happening with that?
    Not saying he is upper right quadrant worthy, but I honestly don't think Bamba is that much of a project, if that is who you are talking about.

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  • Aargh
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    Originally posted by ShockHat View Post
    One thing I’m worried about is that in the article, he mentioned we need 2-3 stars from the upper right quadrant and he also mentioned right now we have 1 - Kenny Pohto. We just signed what seems like a project freshman, with one roster spot left. So… ? What’s happening with that?
    It can be hard to find those upper-right quadrant players following a coaching change in April. Could be that he's sending a message to a couple of players that maybe they aren't quite at the level they think they're at and the level where Mills wants them to be.

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  • pogo
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    I took it to mean that the players we have now are not in a static situation as far as what quadrant they may eventually be in. Germany and Colby seem to be able to move into that quadrant but character is certainly a subjective criteria

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  • ShockHat
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    One thing I’m worried about is that in the article, he mentioned we need 2-3 stars from the upper right quadrant and he also mentioned right now we have 1 - Kenny Pohto. We just signed what seems like a project freshman, with one roster spot left. So… ? What’s happening with that?

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  • molly jabali
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    I guess I missed it( not being sarcastic)… I thought everyone loved Lambo… hhhmmmm.

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  • Veritas
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    Ok.., you comparing PM and CL styles and processes based on the Athletic article and me responding “I hope not” is due to CL not being in the tournament for 5 years. That pretty much explains it,
    don’t you think.
    If PM doesn’t make the tournament in five years he’ll probably be fired. Chris might too after this year if he doesn’t produce

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  • 1972Shocker
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    Originally posted by Veritas View Post

    It’s a poor comparison ‘72.
    How so?

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  • Veritas
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    Originally posted by 1972Shocker View Post

    The comparison was about coaching approach and process as described in The Athletice article. No one mentioned anything about results. No way to compare that at this point in time. Perhaps 5 years down the line you can compare how the two programs have fared under these coaches. But to me, if the The Athletic article accurately captures Paul Mills approach and process it is very comparable to what Lambo does and how Lambo thinks in my opinion.
    Hi
    It’s a poor comparison ‘72.

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  • 1972Shocker
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    Originally posted by Veritas View Post

    You can find it on the VB board but since you asked.

    From memory:
    CL has not won an AAC championship since his MVC recruited players won in 2017
    CL has not made the NCAA tournament since 2017

    Seems someone that smart in coaching and developing fine tuned coaching processes should win more than just 1 conf championship since 2017.

    CL needs to win this year or show tremendous progress building on last year or he’ll be placing helium filled balloons in another arena measuring HVAC draft impact to serves.

    One can counter or spin like a top all they want but the guy is not winning championshipS at the AAC level

    Therefore…HCPM might be very studious and highly fine tuned in his coaching philosophy but I hope he brings more championships and/or NCAA tournaments than CL has in the past 5 years.
    The comparison was about coaching approach and process as described in The Athletice article. No one mentioned anything about results. No way to compare that at this point in time. Perhaps 5 years down the line you can compare how the two programs have fared under these coaches. But to me, if the The Athletic article accurately captures Paul Mills approach and process it is very comparable to what Lambo does and how Lambo thinks in my opinion.

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  • Veritas
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    Originally posted by molly jabali View Post

    Explain, please?
    You can find it on the VB board but since you asked.

    From memory:
    CL has not won an AAC championship since his MVC recruited players won in 2017
    CL has not made the NCAA tournament since 2017

    Seems someone that smart in coaching and developing fine tuned coaching processes should win more than just 1 conf championship since 2017.

    CL needs to win this year or show tremendous progress building on last year or he’ll be placing helium filled balloons in another arena measuring HVAC draft impact to serves.

    One can counter or spin like a top all they want but the guy is not winning championshipS at the AAC level

    Therefore…HCPM might be very studious and highly fine tuned in his coaching philosophy but I hope he brings more championships and/or NCAA tournaments than CL has in the past 5 years.

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  • rjl
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    Originally posted by WINGdingBALLfling View Post
    New Athletic article about Paul Mills.

    https://theathletic.com/4656060/2023...ls-basketball/
    The lack of information we've gotten after Mills took the position has me forever riding a roller coaster of emotion, wondering what the hell to think. Ever optimistic, even with a lack of evidence to back it up.

    This article, however, lends that optimism some support.

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  • shock
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    Originally posted by Dan View Post

    I guess Gregg was also in the aura
    Could be. But he earned it. The others not so much.

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by shock View Post
    Not a cheap shot. Gregg’s family was out of control at the end. I love GGG as much or more than anyone but you can’t turn a blind eye to the disappointing behavior. Fame and success does strange things to those in the aura. Patrick Mahomes wife and brother are excellent examples.
    I guess Gregg was also in the aura

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