ULM hires new HC for Basketball

[NOCajun]

Motto: Don't be a 'block head'

Don't be a "Lucy", either...

[ZoomZoom]

ULM made a heck of a choice. ONE winning season at Troy, where they actually finished 6th and blind squirreled their way into the NCAA tournament. Perfect fit.

AFA CBM, he was already looking at retirement, much like Keith Richard. Just wanted to get to the end.

We got a new coach, new ticket plan, time to fix the other issues with the game day experience at the dome.

[Big Buds]

ULM needs to be asked to exit the SBC. I don’t care how long they have been a member or how they helped out the conference when LaTech left for the WAC. They simply are not a peer institution/program.

[RaisingCajun08]

ULM needs to be asked to exit the SBC. I don’t care how long they have been a member or how they helped out the conference when LaTech left for the WAC. They simply are not a peer institution/program.

Likely an unpopular opinion but I think Monroe needs to go and Tech needs to take their place.

[Turbine]

I would rather not be in the same conference with another State of LA school, but I would like to play tbem as often as possible every year.

[Big Buds]

Likely an unpopular opinion but I think Monroe needs to go and Tech needs to take their place.

I’m all in favor of that.

[ZoomZoom]

This guy nailed it, no matter what program. Use to work for ULM.

[RedTails]

This guy nailed it, no matter what program. Use to work for ULM.

ULM hasn't won in so long that they don't understand that even winning does not necessarily equal attendance increases in the current era of college sports.

[Cajunsmike]

Likely an unpopular opinion but I think Monroe needs to go and Tech needs to take their place.

Lots of people have that opinion. However, league folks are not considering removing ULM from the conference in any manner. Only way it happens is if Warhawks leave voluntarily.

[ZoomZoom]

ULM hasn't won in so long that they don't understand that even winning does not necessarily equal attendance increases in the current era of college sports.

His last sentence, we’re in the same boat.