Re: Coaching search
Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2021 11:02 am
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Thanks wags my 100th zoom of the week went over time and missed itWags wrote:Here's the interview:
https://twitter.com/HofstraMBB/status/1 ... 2866851843
Cactus you should get a medal! Did you break it up with a Go to Meeting?...cactus wrote:Thanks wags my 100th zoom of the week went over time and missed itWags wrote:Here's the interview:
https://twitter.com/HofstraMBB/status/1 ... 2866851843
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Now that’s pretty cool, especially since he quote-retweeted Hofstra MBB.Wags wrote:Chris Paul giving a shoutout to Speedy:
https://twitter.com/CP3/status/1381035634823897098
EXACTLY my earlier point about how Speedy' might help recruit at a level no other hire might have, and that's not just kids out of high school, it could potentially mean the transfer portal as well (Chris Paul has 8.2 million Twitter followers, by the way - but Speedy brings attention in general, not just from Paul).Pride97 wrote:Now that’s publicity that no other hire would get. LOTS of kids saw that.
Certainly helps the brand, as will the national mentions Hofstra hoops will get about Speedy and Jay Wright & Villanova should Hofstra initially do will under Speedy.ProudofPride wrote:Now that’s pretty cool, especially since he quote-retweeted Hofstra MBB.Wags wrote:Chris Paul giving a shoutout to Speedy:
https://twitter.com/CP3/status/1381035634823897098
Chris says, "Speedy Delivery!", smiles and gives Speedy a special handshake like we see players do during games.stuball888 wrote:Maybe Speedy could ask Chris to do a State Farm commercial with him. Jake from State Farm settles a claim from Chris Paul. He gets his check almost immediately and who delivers it but Speedy Claxton. Chris says boy that was fast to which Speedy replies they dont call me Speedy for nothing.
Actually it was a WebEx on ThursdayHUSID80 wrote:Cactus you should get a medal! Did you break it up with a Go to Meeting?...cactus wrote:Thanks wags my 100th zoom of the week went over time and missed itWags wrote:Here's the interview:
https://twitter.com/HofstraMBB/status/1 ... 2866851843
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You hit nail on head. Once Speedy wanted job am sure Mike knew his odds were low despite his high credentials. Is a tough business and Mike got very unlucky with having a covid season being his one behind bench plus missing out on possible jobs last year had NCAAs been played, but I have no doubt he will be leading a program sooner than later.cactus wrote:Short of a true stud coach it didn't make sense to blow up the program. With that part agreed upon, if speedy wanted the job and possibly wouldn't have stayed under farrelly, the choice was already made. You get to keep the program intact and keep and feature a guy who is the blueprint of going to hofsra, the nba, winning a championship, and as we see with that tweet, the respect of all time greats. He's the reason that they were able to get guys like ray and carlos. Farrelly put in his time as lead assistant and deserved the job and very likely would have gotten it had anyone on the planet other than speedy been the assistant last year. I get it the coaching business is tough but hoping there really is a good job in the works for him. He'll be a significant loss for Hofstra.
Quite possibly true - anyone other than Speedy. I feel bad for Mike, but I'm sure he understands. Hofstra didn't want to lose either of them but I think at some point in the future, they always wanted to have Speedy take over. If not now, with their hand forced after Joe had to step down for health reasons and with Mike not winning the CAA tourney, then when?cactus wrote:Farrelly put in his time as lead assistant and deserved the job and very likely would have gotten it had anyone on the planet other than speedy been the assistant last year. I get it the coaching business is tough but hoping there really is a good job in the works for him. He'll be a significant loss for Hofstra.