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Lol posted at the same time. I'd say that I think AAU coaches/programs influence falls off a lot after the initial signing. Don't think they would have much influence on a transfer.

He played for D1 MN. Pretty easy to find on google: https://d1mnbasketball.com/alumni/nate-reuvers/

Marquette is actually one of the highest spending basketball programs in the country surprisingly. I bet the pay will be comparable. https://www.three-man-weave.com/3mw/college-basketball-budgets-2020

I think Fox and El-Amin would both be solid pickups and entirely possible, makes a lot of sense for them and the gophers.

I'm glad you can see 2 to 3 years in the future, maybe you should use that skill for more than posting about it on Gopherhole.... No one knows what will happen over the next few years. Sure we may be kicking ourselves, but we also may have made the right decision. Let's let it play out and not...

Looks like people are predicting Cam Heide to Purdue, but I think Holloman and him will be the top 2 players out of this class for sure

Does Big Ten title seem like a realistic expectation in year 1 of a new coach after a 13th place finish the previous year to you?

2 mil seems a little high but it's still near the lowest in the Big Ten, don't know why some of you seem to think it's a lavish sum. Not like he's making more than Izzo or something. Going by this it will literally be the lowest in the conference (other than possibly Ferry at PSU)...

Dave Thorson and Phillips would be great assistant hires. I think Damian Johnson would be great as a junior assistant too if he was interested.

Gates also had 8 years as a lead assistant under a great coach in Leonard Hamilton. Pitino had 1 to 2 year stints at like 6 different programs as an assistant before getting the FIU job. I like Gates resume a lot more.

That would be dumb. There are a lot of good candidates available now, that would just waste a year of rebuilding time.

I dont think its really the record, just that their talent and potential meant they should've been way better. They had some serious players on those teams and never made it past the first round. That's pretty bad.

I've heard Moser might be interested in the Depaul job as well

One result probably doesn't change how he was feeling either way.

Yeah a guy being less interested in a job because one player leaves is pretty laughable. Liam would be here two more years and a new coach is not getting fired in those two years no matter how bad they are (barring scandal etc).

Honestly I wouldnt care usually, but I think Minnesotan transfers are much more likely this year. I know I definitely wouldn't want to come into this mess unless I had a connection to the state.

Hope they all do well except the Sconnies. Sims is such a fun player to watch. Works so hard and plays the right way, good defense and rebounding. Really hurts that the Gophers didn't get him or Theo John. Not stars by any means but great glue guys and teammates.

Yes. He's turned around 3 programs that were quite bad before his arrival, so the first year or two at each stop was complete rebuild and not NCAA contention. By the end his teams have been entirely in contention for bids but just haven't quite broken the barrier.

Ish could actually be a really good pickup for the gophers to replace Mash. Won't be a star but a very solid player if he wants to come home.

I mean he was head coach at Citadel and Tulane, those aren't exactly easy places to have success at, honestly probably two of the hardest jobs in the country. Neither team has been any better since he left and mostly worse. Even ignoring that factor I think having a very experienced assistant...