Not really, because he tied for 1st in his first season, so that would give him the same number of conference championships as Hunter, but you do you.
Well they are 13-0 with wins over LSU, Oregon, Ok State, Utah St and BYU. Hell we would never play that many good teams in one season let alone beat any of them.
They fired a coach in football who won 8 games and would have won 10 had their stud QB not get injured.
So there is another example. Let’s throw that one out too.
Actually it is a knock on our players. If we had better players we would win more games. It is true Marlin’s salary does not match the results, but it’s mostly because he has failed to have more than 5 good players at any one time. Recruiting is everything in basketball and we are unfortunately in a state that produces very few elite players. After LSU and the rest of the SEC picks through our traditional recruiting area we are left with mostly one dimensional or developmental players.
As CajunsMike has said, Marlin will be our coach for a couple more years. For him to make it he need to make UL the school Big12 and SEC players think of first when wanting to transfer, while also trying to find HS role players like Stove and Washington. Like it or not the days of us attracting a top flight HS players are not possible in today’s climate.
Building on a previous post, while I did not say we can't have greater success here, I did say was we won't draw many more people than we do now even with more success. That is based upon what is happening elsewhere, the rapidly changing world we live in, and the struggles of the local economy. I completely agree with those who pointed out that pricing is relatively high and I don't think it will matter how much more we win as long as we are in this league.
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