Good for him, and it is nice to see that Miami had an additional coach in the front office. I want to see who L hires to take his place. Will he go for another ex-head coach? I'd made a move for a guy that is currently on TV. Steve Lavin or Seth Greenberg aren't making crazy money. Miami can at least match those salaries, with the money coming in from the NCAA Tournament funds.
You are absolutely delusional if you think Seth Greenberg is leaving his broadcasting job to be our Director of Basketball Operations.
I never said that Seth is a slam dunk hire, but it never hurts to inquire. Broadcasting is cushy, but some people get tired of the nonsense that comes with that job. With ESPN asking damn near every on-air personality to take a pay cut, who knows. Seth wouldn't be the first guy to walk away from ESPN to take an underling role at a school. Hubert Davis did just that. Now, I would put the odds firmly in the not likely category, but I've seen crazier crap happen.
If Seth is interested in getting back in the game as a HC odds are he will have to take an assistant job somewhere first. Personally, I'd rather Miami do what Arizona just did with Lorenzo Romar; get an experienced guy to fill a spot on the bench, but I think L is happy with his present staff. There is a bit of inexperience on the staff, compared to when he first arrived, and when you have a coach that likes to delegate, that can be a problem.
