Is andy katz drunk? Identity? Consistency?
Probably the least consistent NU basketball coach in my lifetime.
Is andy katz drunk? Identity? Consistency?
Because no one thinks it’s a wise one. Miles can earn a long term with a strong season. Flounder, and he needs to go. The funny thing is, it still doesn’t give him a contract through a new recruit’s career. It’s lipstick on a pig, but if it makes some warm and fuzzy, enjoy.
Probably the least consistent NU basketball coach in my lifetime.
Yeah, Miles is a strange case study. On one hand, he’s had 2 pretty good years by Nebraska’s standard. His lows have been really low though. I’d have to look into it more but it’s felt like Miles has played a more challenging schedule than Collier or Doc did, those guys played nobody in the non-con.
I think Miles is the closest NU hoops coach to putting it all together since Nee. The talent has been an issue at times, but he undeniably has better talent that Doc or Collier. He has had 2 better seasons than all of them. Just average coaching at times and seasons when the bottom falls out is why he’s a .500 coach.
Average coach with a ton of talent...I think this could have been a Miles assessment as well.I can't argue the idea that Miles is the best since Nee. Granted, Collier and Sadler sucked. And Nee really wasn't any better than an average coach -- with a ton of talent.
I have a hard time looking at his second season as quite the success some do. Yes, we played great in conference, or should I say Petteway was out of his mind, propelling us on a 10-2 run starting with Minnesota, and we made the dance. But that season was so much about one guy Miles stumbles into, who is a notoriously steaky shooter, and the guy shockingly doesn’t have a cold streak for almost half a year. The notion Miles ‘coached him’ to that point is kind of negated the following season when Miles can’t control him, even when he reverts back to Captain Streaky.Yeah, Miles is a strange case study. On one hand, he’s had 2 pretty good years by Nebraska’s standard. His lows have been really low though. I’d have to look into it more but it’s felt like Miles has played a more challenging schedule than Collier or Doc did, those guys played nobody in the non-con.
I think Miles is the closest NU hoops coach to putting it all together since Nee. The talent has been an issue at times, but he undeniably has better talent that Doc or Collier. He has had 2 better seasons than all of them. Just average coaching at times and seasons when the bottom falls out is why he’s a .500 coach.
Average coach with a ton of talent...I think this could have been a Miles assessment as well.
Except for the ton of talent part. Sorry, Miles has not recruited the level of talent Nee had to work with. (and by sorry, i mean i and most NU fans are sorry)
Good Assessment. I am still left with this gut feeling that Miles will be fired at the end of the season. So how do we measure the value of this decision to extend 1 year? Husker fans deserve better than Miles and better than Nee. Did the extension improve recruiting? Did it improve Miles' ability to scheme and motivate his players? Did it have any affect on players leaving or staying? Did it have any affect on getting a better coach after Miles?Yeah, Miles is a strange case study. On one hand, he’s had 2 pretty good years by Nebraska’s standard. His lows have been really low though. I’d have to look into it more but it’s felt like Miles has played a more challenging schedule than Collier or Doc did, those guys played nobody in the non-con.
I think Miles is the closest NU hoops coach to putting it all together since Nee. The talent has been an issue at times, but he undeniably has better talent that Doc or Collier. He has had 2 better seasons than all of them. Just average coaching at times and seasons when the bottom falls out is why he’s a .500 coach.
Next to last paragraph....he won't be fired if they win a game in the dance.Good Assessment. I am still left with this gut feeling that Miles will be fired at the end of the season. So how do we measure the value of this decision to extend 1 year? Husker fans deserve better than Miles and better than Nee. Did the extension improve recruiting? Did it improve Miles' ability to scheme and motivate his players? Did it have any affect on players leaving or staying? Did it have any affect on getting a better coach after Miles?
I believe it mostly did nothing about anything. We are still waiting and wondering if Moos has a guy ready to go for 2019-20. He's gonna need to pay a lot more and get a guy who has a great network of assistants and players lined up.
2018-19 will be what it is regardless of Miles' situation. Those players may all leave, but I think they will stay and they may mature, gel, and break through, and win a game at the dance. It wont matter one bit. Miles is gone and we need a home run hitter to replace him.
Moos should have acted quickly and boldly, extending Miles to the max with a decent raise, based on having the best regular season in husker history. Not saying it was the best, but Moos should have been acting as if it was the best, to promote the program.
Good Assessment. I am still left with this gut feeling that Miles will be fired at the end of the season. So how do we measure the value of this decision to extend 1 year? Husker fans deserve better than Miles and better than Nee. Did the extension improve recruiting? Did it improve Miles' ability to scheme and motivate his players? Did it have any affect on players leaving or staying? Did it have any affect on getting a better coach after Miles?
I believe it mostly did nothing about anything. We are still waiting and wondering if Moos has a guy ready to go for 2019-20. He's gonna need to pay a lot more and get a guy who has a great network of assistants and players lined up.
2018-19 will be what it is regardless of Miles' situation. Those players may all leave, but I think they will stay and they may mature, gel, and break through, and win a game at the dance. It wont matter one bit. Miles is gone and we need a home run hitter to replace him.
Moos should have acted quickly and boldly, extending Miles to the max with a decent raise, based on having the best regular season in husker history. Not saying it was the best, but Moos should have been acting as if it was the best, to promote the program.
Good Assessment. I am still left with this gut feeling that Miles will be fired at the end of the season. So how do we measure the value of this decision to extend 1 year? Husker fans deserve better than Miles and better than Nee. Did the extension improve recruiting? Did it improve Miles' ability to scheme and motivate his players? Did it have any affect on players leaving or staying? Did it have any affect on getting a better coach after Miles?
I believe it mostly did nothing about anything. We are still waiting and wondering if Moos has a guy ready to go for 2019-20. He's gonna need to pay a lot more and get a guy who has a great network of assistants and players lined up.
2018-19 will be what it is regardless of Miles' situation. Those players may all leave, but I think they will stay and they may mature, gel, and break through, and win a game at the dance. It wont matter one bit. Miles is gone and we need a home run hitter to replace him.
Moos should have acted quickly and boldly, extending Miles to the max with a decent raise, based on having the best regular season in husker history. Not saying it was the best, but Moos should have been acting as if it was the best, to promote the program.
Lars, you are impossible to disagree with. That is both a criticism and a compliment as your word count these past few days has been extraordinary.Because no one thinks it’s a wise one. Miles can earn a long term with a strong season. Flounder, and he needs to go. The funny thing is, it still doesn’t give him a contract through a new recruit’s career. It’s lipstick on a pig, but if it makes some warm and fuzzy, enjoy.