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Yep for all the undeserved accolades John Anderson got from the locals, he never took a team to Omaha. Most schools would not allow a coach to last for almost 40 years without achieving that of a major conference program. And as underwhelming as he was the program is trending even lower now...

Cut men’s baseball. They haven’t been seriously competitive for a long time, and winning the occasional big ten and never making it to Omaha isn’t being competitive on a national scale.

Gophers should take note

Part of being an elite coach is being able to get those players. Cooks recruiting is okay, not great because he isn’t getting those elite players.

The answer to your question is no. Cook is a good but wouldn’t say he’s an elite coach. Definitely not enough to overcome talent deficiencies

The AD at Creighton currently is also not well liked by many of his coaches. That factored in as well I would imagine.

I think she is just burned out and wants to watch her daughter play at Northern Iowa

Pre NIL and transfer portal era vs today is an apples to oranges comparison

Chris Darkins

Sounds like McCollum could end up at West Virginia as their AD was a former AD for McCollum at previous job and West Virginia has more NIL than Iowa

McCollum may end up at West Virginia. Their AD was a former AD for McCollum at a previous job and they have more NIL than Iowa

I saw an article last week quoting an unnamed ACC coach who said you need a minimum of 4.5 -6 million for a top 25 basketball roster. 4.5 million if your coaches are unbelievable talent evaluators who rarely miss on evaluations.

But if every other major program has revenue sharing as mandated of 20 million, then revenue sharing is a push. Unless the U gives a much higher percentage of their revenue share towards basketball versus football. They need additional NIL above and beyond that to seperate from other major...

And another 5 million for NIL

I could see them hiring an up and comer who would be cheap like Chris Crutchfield at Omaha if not Medved

Nope. He already has enough money and his families lives are in San Diego. At that age don’t need the stress of leaving the beach to take on a rebuild job.

Not a lot of people in their 60’s jumping to leave the perfect weather of San Diego to move to the tundra.

Brother of former NBA player Mike Miller from Mitchell, SD. Mike’s son also plays for Creighton.

He has already turned down the Ohio State job a few years ago and they have exponentially more money than Minnesota. Creighton has some big money boosters whose money all goes to basketball at Creighton since no football. They have averaged top 10 in attendance nationally for many years now...

Kansas Jayhawks. Was a big Danny Manning fan and later the Roy Williams teams.