Oliver Hardy
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Ask yourselves this question...
This is OU, the home of champions (great teams) in football, baseball, softball, men's and women's gymnastics, men's basketball, women's basketball, wrestling.
What other coach would NOT be fired immediately after a season where their squad only wins 5 games/contests out of 20+? Especially after a couple of previous lackluster years? What other coach hasn't?
The answer is easy -- no one. They've always basically, or actually, been fired.
Sherri has always been held to a different standard -- and rightly so IMO -- because she resurrected a dead program.
She brought wins and glory. We were contenders. She's a great person supposedly and a builder of fine human beings. Great. Kudos to her.
But that's not what she's being paid $1.2 million or more a year to do. She's being paid to win basketball games and championships.
I don't know what happened to her and this program. I have opinions that I will keep to myself for now because, frankly, some of them aren't very nice.
If rumors posted here and elsewhere have any grain of truth to them, Sherri is going to be put on probation within the next few weeks with orders to win or be fired next season.
She may retire, according to posters here and elsewhere.
Unless she is willing to dramatically change, that would probably be best.
However, I don't see her changing.
I think Sherri did a great job here. But her time is over unless something visible and extremely positive occurs swiftly during the remainder of this season and during offseason.
It might actually be better at this point to make a change and let a new coach sign recruits and change things up beginning May 1.
This is OU, the home of champions (great teams) in football, baseball, softball, men's and women's gymnastics, men's basketball, women's basketball, wrestling.
What other coach would NOT be fired immediately after a season where their squad only wins 5 games/contests out of 20+? Especially after a couple of previous lackluster years? What other coach hasn't?
The answer is easy -- no one. They've always basically, or actually, been fired.
Sherri has always been held to a different standard -- and rightly so IMO -- because she resurrected a dead program.
She brought wins and glory. We were contenders. She's a great person supposedly and a builder of fine human beings. Great. Kudos to her.
But that's not what she's being paid $1.2 million or more a year to do. She's being paid to win basketball games and championships.
I don't know what happened to her and this program. I have opinions that I will keep to myself for now because, frankly, some of them aren't very nice.
If rumors posted here and elsewhere have any grain of truth to them, Sherri is going to be put on probation within the next few weeks with orders to win or be fired next season.
She may retire, according to posters here and elsewhere.
Unless she is willing to dramatically change, that would probably be best.
However, I don't see her changing.
I think Sherri did a great job here. But her time is over unless something visible and extremely positive occurs swiftly during the remainder of this season and during offseason.
It might actually be better at this point to make a change and let a new coach sign recruits and change things up beginning May 1.