Sudzilla said:... fired by the internet.
LOL!
Sudzilla said:... fired by the internet.
Explosive 1 said:Maybe we're not as talented as we thought we were.
I agree they lost some key guys but, they were about 8-9 deep that year with those transfers sitting out. It dropped off a little my opinion but, I wouldn't say a lot.mporter said:Sugar Bear 16 said:mporter said:Sugar Bear 16 said:It's his 4th season. Some will make the point that he took over a solid program built up by Heath Schoyer, which is true to some point but, he's a really good coach, he built Seattle Pacific into a West D2 power in his 12-14 years? there. I felt Oregon State should have hired him, matter of fact I was hoping they were going to.
Schroyer left the cupboard a bit dry for Bone. There were a lot of seniors on that team that won the BSC regular season title in 2004-05 and regardless of who was the coach, we were going to be sub .500 in 2005-06. Nothing against Schroyer, but he picked the best time to leave, as his stock was going to go down the next year...
They had a couple of transfers though that sat out that year, that didn't leave the self that dry. I thought they only lost 4 seniors off that team? I'm friends with Steve Gosar so I'll give him a call to get my facts straight.
We lost three 1st team all conference starters that included the BSC Player of the Year (Boxley) and the leader of assists in the nation (Funn). Okay, so it wasn't dry, but there was a big drop off in talent.
Sudzilla said:Well, maybe all you fairweather armchair bball coaches can lure Mark Few over to Missoula to help things out. The fans in Spokane are calling for his head too, so he might be available after he gets fired by the internet.
If you stop and take a look around (speaking of both Missoula and Spokane), neither area could ask for a better ambassador for the school, program, and community. Wins will come in time, as will some losses along the way, but all in all the best man is in place and should remain so.