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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    Glasco didn't improve the softball team over Lotief.
    That's a matter of opinion and, unfortunately, we'll never know what could have been after the virus is what likely kept us from going to the World Series in Glasco's third year. The only thing Gerry didn't accomplish that the Lotiefs did is go to the World Series. He did everything else. The one thing he did do better than the Lotiefs is expand the recruiting base.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedTails View Post
    I'd like CBM to resign or be shown the door, but that's easy to say because it's not my money.

    But if you look at this situation as objectively as possible, SBC basketball is 1-bid sport, and it comes down to winning the SBC tournament. If you buy Marlin out, the season still has to play out. You're just poorer for it. Perhaps the boosters that would potentially buy CBM out will instead use those potential buyout funds to throw towards NIL for the next coach?

    I type all of this fully aware we're 2 seasons removed from a perfect 14-0 in the Cajundome...but I think the results over CBM's tenure have been too inconsistent. CBM has the qualities you'd want in a coach, but the one quality needed more than ever is attracting top talent (in both players and NIL donors). Look down the road and see what his archrival is able to do in that regard.

    CBM era has to be over after this year regardless of what happens midseason.
    Retirement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lcitsh View Post
    That's a matter of opinion and, unfortunately, we'll never know what could have been after the virus is what likely kept us from going to the World Series in Glasco's third year. The only thing Gerry didn't accomplish that the Lotiefs did is go to the World Series. He did everything else. The one thing he did do better than the Lotiefs is expand the recruiting base.
    How many times did Mike go to the supers and beyond compared to Glasco? I did like Glasco better but he didn't advance the program.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    How many times did Mike go to the supers and beyond compared to Glasco? I did like Glasco better but he didn't advance the program.
    Glasco's tenure coincided with the SEC and other football schools pouring million$ into softball.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turbine View Post
    Glasco's tenure coincided with the SEC and other football schools pouring million$ into softball.
    Turbine your inbox is full. I tried sending you an email.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView View Post
    How many times did Mike go to the supers and beyond compared to Glasco? I did like Glasco better but he didn't advance the program.
    Gerry was here 7 seasons. The Lotiefs, in their first 7 seasons, went to the World Series in their third season, when the format was 6 team regionals and the winner went to the World Series. The Cajuns, in Gerry's third season, had just completed their non-conference slate with the #1 rpi ranking in the country and the #1 SOS. We'll never know, but the Cajuns were definitely on pace to do what the Lotiefs did in their third season.

    The Super Regional format did not begin until 2005. The Lotiefs did not make Supers until their 8th season, which they also won and went to the World Series. Gerry went to Supers in his 6th season.

    My point with this is, there are so many Cajun fans that have the mentality of "What have you done lately?" I am in agreement, Bob Marlin should not be the basketball coach at this university. I told David Walker and Scott Farmer that when they first hired him. But, unless he does something illegal or immoral, he will not be released from his job, nor should he be. The administration deals from a position of honor and they will honor their agreement. At the end of the season, they will address whatever issues there are. It is likely that Bob Marlin may retire at the end of the season, but until then, he will continue to be the coach of the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball team.

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    Like anything sports related.. its hard to compare different times. Mike coached at a completly different time in college athletics.


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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    Like anything sports related.. it’s hard to compare different times. Mike coached at a completly different time in college athletics.
    It would be somewhat the same thing as comparing current La Tech WBB coaches with those from their glory years. The big boys have stepped up their game in softball in the last decade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lcitsh View Post
    Gerry was here 7 seasons. The Lotiefs, in their first 7 seasons, went to the World Series in their third season, when the format was 6 team regionals and the winner went to the World Series. The Cajuns, in Gerry's third season, had just completed their non-conference slate with the #1 rpi ranking in the country and the #1 SOS. We'll never know, but the Cajuns were definitely on pace to do what the Lotiefs did in their third season.

    The Super Regional format did not begin until 2005. The Lotiefs did not make Supers until their 8th season, which they also won and went to the World Series. Gerry went to Supers in his 6th season.

    My point with this is, there are so many Cajun fans that have the mentality of "What have you done lately?" I am in agreement, Bob Marlin should not be the basketball coach at this university. I told David Walker and Scott Farmer that when they first hired him. But, unless he does something illegal or immoral, he will not be released from his job, nor should he be. The administration deals from a position of honor and they will honor their agreement. At the end of the season, they will address whatever issues there are. It is likely that Bob Marlin may retire at the end of the season, but until then, he will continue to be the coach of the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball team.
    You had to bring up the 2020 season. You know that one still hurts me, you, and everyone else. Your correct I remember you telling me that Marlin wasn't the right hire. I'm just telling you the standards and expectations aren't the same for every program. You know and I know if this was going on in baseball or softball it wouldn't be tolerated. It's time to get rid of the good old boy system.

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