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He was the front runner before Wayne got the job. Basically he said no to us. Steve Deace even had him at 90% chance that he was going to be our coach. Lebo's best year so far is this year at 13-7. Every other year he has either had a losing record or a bad year. Usually losing records. So basically Auburn needs to quit trying to get our scrubs. That means you to Chizik
Look at the great list of coaches that Vande Velde put together as replacements for LE.
Jeff Lebo - 57-64 at Auburn
Steve McClain - fired from Wyoming in 2006
Morgan - not coaching anywhere now
Ray Lopes - Fired at Fresno State in 2006 after NCAA violations
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Originally Posted by cycloneworld
yes...let us bring back that goof as soon as possible. Yet, you will find people on this board that would agree to that. :confused:
Miller of Marty and Miller has also advocated this. What an idiot.
Just to make things a bit fairerQuote:
Originally Posted by cycloneworld
Yet the closest thing he has done in basketball since is some commentary for the Little 11. He was a great recruiter, but he is not even doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iastfan112
I REALLY wonder why?
He doesn't need to. Making plenty of money and gets to spend a ton of time with his family... Plus, he was pretty burned out over being fired for no real reason...Quote:
Originally Posted by CloneInHawkCountry
When you get fired twice as a head coach, not a lot of schools are going to come calling. And rightfully so
Actually the real reason is that firing looks very bad...If a given coach does not get back into coaching immediately, they get pushed aside and are no longer part of the coaching loop. Head coaches are constantly getting resumes from anybody and everybody.Quote:
Originally Posted by cybsball20
Wayne did better than McD has done so far from a record standpoint in about the same number of games. If it is about wins, it is a no brainer.
However, the cupboard wasn't bare for Morgan when he started...
Your right, he could have chosen not to make much of an effort to retain the current players and commits, but didn't... He did lose one of his best returners though.Quote:
Originally Posted by mymanfreddie
He was hired so we wouldn't lose our recruiting class, and we wouldn't have major turnover...to his credit, he retained most all of Larry's players...but he had a HUGE advantage in having a built-in relationship with every single one them.Quote:
Originally Posted by cybsball20
Kinda like Frank Martin was hired to so Beasley, Walker, and Pullen would stay on.
Anyone who would even be warm to the idea of bringing that dolt back never met him or clearly does not understand anything about business. That dude was so far out of his eliment. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Palmer
It's easy to win games with you have 2 near NBA guards starting for you (Blalock and Stinson) who were arguably one of if not the best backcourt in the Big 12 . Kinda makes you wonder why he couldn't make it to the big dance more than once and why the team went backwards as the guards got older and better, doesn't it?
I guess if Auburn got our retreads, we got Long Beach State's, or wherever Wayne was fired from first?
where is cy1225 when you need him/her?
-keep