So a coach that wins 76% of his games (the same as UK all-time) and 72% of his NCAA games (3% higher than UK all-time) over 10 seasons is perfectly OK as Kentucky coach then?
Tubby was doing great until his last 2 seasons. Although not terrible they were not
exactly great years either. UK was not ranked most of those 2 years, lost 25 games
during those 2 years and left the NCAA Tourn. on the 1st weekend of those 2 years.
It also appeared that there was not a bright spot in the future as UK did NOT have
a stellar recruiting class headed their way. Patterson was the only bright spot and
even he had NOT committed to UK until after Tubby left so he was not guaranteed
as a UK player. Every basketball sports commentator across the country was very
quick to tell about UK no longer getting top players.
You tend to bring up what Tubby did at some point in the past as verification of
what he IS going to do in the future. While at Tulsa, Geo. UK, he did this, that, etc.
ALL I am saying is that because Tubby had success at some point in the past is in
no way indicative of what he will do against Purdue tonight or the remainder of
this season.
Case in point:
According to your formula, Minn. making the NCAA Tourney this year should not even
be in doubt because he made it at Tulsa, Geo. and UK. As we know, it is very much
in doubt. See what I mean ?
Its not even about Tubby. It could be ANY coach.
Calhoun, Pitino, Williams have all been successful and made the tourney and all
have titles but all of them may not make it in this year.
I believe that you have to look at how a particular season is playing out and
not what a coach did somewhere else. No more, no less