Does UC have a TV contract with anybody?
I don't believe so. The AAC has contracts with ESPN and CBS Sports so all of their remaining games should be shown on one of those two networks going forward.
Does UC have a TV contract with anybody?
Well that sucked. Not a good start to the toughest stretch of the schedule.
I've accepted the fact that he's taken them about as far as he can. A first/second round exit with an occasional Sweet 16. I'm not sure you can do anything about it though. I guess it begs the question where does UC's program stand right now? With Cronin you get a guy who's probably not going to leave anytime soon but has consistent success although his ceiling is what I mentioned earlier. Is UC a program that can attract a big name coach who can get them to the next level? Or would it become a stepping stone job?
People need to stop letting Cronin off the hook. He doesn't win big games.
I've accepted the fact that he's taken them about as far as he can. A first/second round exit with an occasional Sweet 16. I'm not sure you can do anything about it though. I guess it begs the question where does UC's program stand right now? With Cronin you get a guy who's probably not going to leave anytime soon but has consistent success although his ceiling is what I mentioned earlier. Is UC a program that can attract a big name coach who can get them to the next level? Or would it become a stepping stone job?
I don't think people let him off the hook, I think they just know what to expect by now. This team needs to run the floor much more than they do, but that's not Cronin's style. Their halfcourt offense is miserable, as someone else mentioned Washington looks awful and for much of the last couple games they've just stood around and waited for Clark to bail them out.
Florida was very close to making the Final Four last season and returned several players from that team, so from an optimistic outlook they played with a top 15 team on a neutral court, while also not playing their best.
At best though, this Bearcat team will lose in the Sweet 16.
Doubtful they can afford/be able to attract a really good coach. Cronin probably is the best they can do unless they get an up and comer who has success and leaves for a higher profile job. So where would that really leave the program?
Do what it takes to win at a higher level. Who cares if it a stepping stone?
Because then you run the risk of falling into mediocrity, which is one thing we most likely won't see with Cronin at least. Not saying one way is better than the other, just saying it's a difficult scenario to assess.
Complacency is a Cincinnati art form. With the pro sports teams being terrible for a long time I think a lot of people just want a team to root for who doesn't suck.
Great 1st half despite the slow start.
Washington finally showed up too. Hoping it starts a trend.