And preferrably quickly upon arriving. With injuries, workload management, etc., NBA rosters need a strong supporting cast of capable players that can come in and produce. Gone are the days of drafting a guy and waiting for him to be viable. They want game-ready players.
NIL collectives are paying the athletes. The schools cannot pay them directly (yet). I believe the most effective way to end this insanity is make the athletes employees, pay them directly, implement contracts and set a salary cap. It has got to get out of this shadow network and cottage...
We are waaayyyyy past "they are just kids". It is open season on their performance and a number of them will lack the ability to deal with the increased scrutiny. They prayed for rain, now they are going to have to deal with the mud that comes with it.
It is what it is at this point, and they aren't making a coaching change now. So, I might as well wait and see what happens. I am skeptical, yes, but also hopeful the new team will gel and be better. If it isn't, then there is a high probability he is gone.
College basketball is such a mess...
Would that make Doogie a bug? You know, the kind that thrive on carnage, consume, infest, live off the dead and destroy other species? Because I really don't see him lifting a finger to do anything other than profit off of being yet another siren of despair for his alma mater.