Recent content by WichitaSooner

It’s definitely not. Illinois is right up there with us historically, maybe even ahead of us. They have a sneaky good history. The mess Moser created makes it a no-doubter currently.

Could he revive Majerus? I mean, he is still probably a better coach than Moser.

We could have a similar graphic bragging that Moser has had 100 assistant coaches of his own in his 4.5 years in Norman.

Sounds like the hire is imminent, within days. Don't know if the guy has much of a basketball program since he has been more involved with football at Illinois. But if it truly happens within a few days, I hope he comes with a pink slip ready for MMM.

Any word on who the next coach will be?

The Indiana/Miami game drew the biggest TV audience of any non-NFL sporting event since 2016. I’ve argued for years that all the complaints and predictions that college sports are dead are flat wrong. People whine and complain and say NIL and portal are ruining sports and that they don’t care as...

Well, I’m just saying what the actually do in the women’s game. They may find a way to add one back if they ever go to quarters for men, but I think it would still improve the game.

Fewer TV timeouts; just one per quarter, so even with the break between quarters, there are only three per half instead of four like the men’s game. And fouls reset each quarter, so you don’t see an endless parade to the foul line. And another thing that helps is that because you can advance the...

As long as you don’t start blaming the fans or talking about your high school’s budget, we will cut you some slack. ;)

The quality of play can be spotty but women’s games flow so much better becuase they play quarters. Why men’s college doesn’t get its rules up to date is beyond me.

Honor us all and let the 2016 staff coach the game!

FIFY

I don't think that phrase means what you think it means.

Fully agree. Would love to hear what they said, if you don't mind sharing. I sometimes hear people argue that it isn't a coach's fault if players commit dumb mistakes or turn the ball over, because "they obviously don't teach them to do that." But I also think it is pretty clear in all sports...

I'm always reluctant to try to assess that kind of thing from the outside. No one really knows what goes on at practice and in the locker room. Not saying you are wrong, just that it is hard to know. And when teams play poorly, people always point to a lack of leadership or chemistry. FWIW...