I think this is really at the heart of the issue. It feels like there are many posters and fans who would prefer a coach who produces inferior results as long as he is young and outwardly emotional. Does a coach jumping around on the sidelines produce more wins, better basketball, or longer-lasting success? The results of guys like Hurley, Buzz, Wojo, and many others suggest not. It also seems that some people think that because he isn’t demonstrative, Lon didn’t care and was just coasting. But I’ve read many comments from his peers saying that even compared to other coaches, Lon is second to none when it comes to competitiveness. I love Kelvin. I love Lon. Two entirely different personalities and styles. I want a coach who wins, runs a good program, and represents the university well. I could not care less whether they are quiet. I actually find it annoying when I see coaches draw attention to themselves the way so many college coaches do. As Sky points out, if you were bored watching this year’s team in particular, it’s hard to understand how. The last three weeks didn’t go the way any of us wanted, but the team played hard without exception. The Trae season ended horribly, but about 90 percent of programs would love to say that in their most frustrating season in a decade, they had a national sensation and had an incredibly entertaining first half of the season. If you think people are bored/apathetic now, how do you think they will feel if we bring in a fiery but unqualified coach who, after the initial buzz dies down, shows that he can’t make the tournament more than half the time. None of us knows whether someone like Q would be a good coach. But it would be a gigantic risk and if it fails, could really set the program back. I feel like OU is too good a program to not aim higher. Having said all that, I will support and cheer for any coach we hire, other than Turgeon.