Re: Fred Hoiberg hired as ISU's new coach!
Oh Newsy, it is good to see that you can point your Hawk fan agenda at an unsuspecting Iowa State.
At least we get to wait until football season before you subject us to this nonsense.
Cydave, it is pretty obvious that Mac had destroyed the program.....They are going to be terrible next year. So you remove the tumor that is Mac, and start fresh.
Loved Freddie when he played. A real gentleman. But the most important thing that he will do, and a big reason he was hired was to put butts in seats.
Hoiberg was a very heady player, and was respected by his peers. He knows the game. But can he do all of the things that a coach needs to do to be successful? If the answer is yes, then it is THE perfect hire. If it's no, then Iowa State will be looking to fill an AD's position as well.
There were rumors that Pollard was looking to move on, and there were opportunities that he was going to pursue. That was why he supported Mac the mediocre, because he wasn't going to be there much longer anyway. It will be interesting to see if this is still the case.
Whatever the case, Pollard was damn lucky that the AD at Creighton is obviously impaired (to say the least). He took that steaming pile of McDermott off of his hands, and paid for the right to do it.
If the rumors are true, and people like Gregory expressed interest, the hire can be questioned. It is definitely a high risk/high reward situation.
Oh Newsy, it is good to see that you can point your Hawk fan agenda at an unsuspecting Iowa State.
At least we get to wait until football season before you subject us to this nonsense.
Cydave, it is pretty obvious that Mac had destroyed the program.....They are going to be terrible next year. So you remove the tumor that is Mac, and start fresh.
Loved Freddie when he played. A real gentleman. But the most important thing that he will do, and a big reason he was hired was to put butts in seats.
Hoiberg was a very heady player, and was respected by his peers. He knows the game. But can he do all of the things that a coach needs to do to be successful? If the answer is yes, then it is THE perfect hire. If it's no, then Iowa State will be looking to fill an AD's position as well.
There were rumors that Pollard was looking to move on, and there were opportunities that he was going to pursue. That was why he supported Mac the mediocre, because he wasn't going to be there much longer anyway. It will be interesting to see if this is still the case.
Whatever the case, Pollard was damn lucky that the AD at Creighton is obviously impaired (to say the least). He took that steaming pile of McDermott off of his hands, and paid for the right to do it.
If the rumors are true, and people like Gregory expressed interest, the hire can be questioned. It is definitely a high risk/high reward situation.



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