Weber or Robinson

[Big Old Booger]

Sittler's article intimates these are 2 main candidates now. I doubt this is true, but let's play along with it and take a poll. Which would you prefer?

 

[seniorsooner]

Huh?

 

[trueou]

The poll is not valid. None of the above should be an option. I would rather abandon OU basketball and divide up the savings among the other programs than turn the program over to either of those two.

 

[AdaSooner]

Add none of the above to the poll and I'll vote.

 

[boksooner]

In Sittler's article, Stotts seems to be just as valid a candidate as either of those goons.

 

[seniorsooner]

Weber is no longer (or never was?) a candidate, Sittler was just referring to the fact that his name came up as a rumor.

 

[Big Old Booger]

Add none of the above to the poll and I'll vote.

I don't know how to alter the poll, so "none of the above" is a write-in vote.

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[realdallassooner]

Will Stotts bring an approach like the Mavs use? No defense and settle for the jump shot?

 

[boksooner]

Will Stotts bring an approach like the Mavs use? No defense and settle for the jump shot?

Hey, at least it's a defined system.

 

[JBaker]

Will Stotts bring an approach like the Mavs use? No defense and settle for the jump shot?

The Mavs have one of the top scoring defenses in the league this year...

 

[sooner_mike]

are you referring to Steve Robinson? The same guy who ran both Tulsa and FSU into the ground? I wouldn't want him as the HC my middle school team, much less a D-1 college program.

 

[thecynic]

seriously, if those are the only two options we're in a bad place.

 

[CoachTalk]

are you referring to Steve Robinson? The same guy who ran both Tulsa and FSU into the ground? I wouldn't want him as the HC my middle school team, much less a D-1 college program.

Not sure this is running TULSA into the ground... Check you numbers before you post...

Robinson was head coach at Tulsa in 1995-96 and 1996-97. He led the Golden Hurricane to a 46-18 record and back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament. In his first year, Tulsa won 22 games and won the Missouri Valley Tournament for the first time in 10 years. In 1996-97, Tulsa went 24-10 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

FSU- Yes it was bad...!