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Back to the original question...
Yes, if a Tubby Smith was out there ripe for the picking, I would hire him.
Normally, I say that a coach needs a minimum of 4-5 years, but a huge opportunity shouldn't be passed up. But, I doubt there are any home run coaches out there just waiting to be hired by Minnesota and, we could only do the 3-year-and-out deal one time. The next guy would have to get at least 7 or 8 years in order for us to maintain credibility among coaching candidates - so we'd better be pretty darn sure about him. (its kind of like your own resume showing you staying at a job only a year - once is probably okay but the other jobs better last a while or you'll have a red flag).
Yes, if a Tubby Smith was out there ripe for the picking, I would hire him.
Normally, I say that a coach needs a minimum of 4-5 years, but a huge opportunity shouldn't be passed up. But, I doubt there are any home run coaches out there just waiting to be hired by Minnesota and, we could only do the 3-year-and-out deal one time. The next guy would have to get at least 7 or 8 years in order for us to maintain credibility among coaching candidates - so we'd better be pretty darn sure about him. (its kind of like your own resume showing you staying at a job only a year - once is probably okay but the other jobs better last a while or you'll have a red flag).