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Lol, that's the 1st time I ever heard that story. Coach Knight was obviously right, but in Inman's defense the NBA back then was a big man dominated league. That 84' draft though was wild. It produced 4 hall of famers ( Hakeem, MJ, Barkley, & Stockton), & 3 other players that made at least 1...

Yeah man, I definitely agree. Though I doubt MJ could've played for coach Knight full time. Aside from the fact that he was a stern disciplinarian, philosophically his system emphasized team principles, whereas Dean Smith allowed the individual skillset of his players to flourish. He was much...

I was waiting for you brotha, where you been?! Though i'm not quite the mathamatician or logician that you are, you know me, I definitely want all the smoke. So lets continue the debate, or any for that matter

Talk about conjecture. Smh. We've already went over this before, and what you're saying is ridiculous and simply does not align with reality. MIA has not hired 5 straight unqualified/incompetent HCs. The last 3 were 100% qualified to be the HC here. The reason why the last 2 failed wasn't...

I apologize if I made it seem like I was implying that talent wasn't important. It definitely is. My pt was that the recruiting base advantage this program once had over its peers is not nearly as significant as it once was. For a variety of reasons. There was a time when the recruiting base...

They're also a public university with vast resources, and alumni base. The reason why MIA's recruiting base can easily be negated is because in CFB the most important factors that determine winning are resources & coaching-not talent. At the NFL level the opposite is true. The biggest disparity...