Bob Huggins Falls and Breaks 4 Ribs in Vegas

[cincycpaw]

Quick question: Are you a UC alumni or go to UC?

Again, you want to follow a team that it's only job is to win basketball games, follow the NBA. This is college. Coaches have bigger roles than just coaching them at basketball and the players have more responsibilities than just playing basketball. If you don't like it, follow the NBA.




Because the talking good about Huggins is done in a way to degrade UC. Simple as that.

It's not rocket science to why some people don't like him. One, he is the current coach of a rival program. Two, he has no ethics or morals. Some people don't look past that.

As for Cronin, I would think just about everyone besides Ralph understands that Mick needs to win, pretty much this year, or else they need to find a new coach. But as of now he is the coach and crying about Huggins isn't going to change that.

Not worth it.

Enjoy bashing a former coach.

 

[Who Dey Time]

I could care less if alcohol was involved or not.

Just like when Bob coached here, I did not care about graduation rates, off the court issues... anything.

I want a basketball coach, not a babysitter. These players are adults who can choose what they do on and off the court. If they choose not to graduate, o well. If they choose to get arrested, o well. These people are getting a free education, if they choose to throw that away that is their problem not the coaches.

No one in my college life coached me through school. That is not the job of a head basketball coach, it simply isnt.

Bob Huggins won games, Mick Cronin has not. Losing is getting very old and I'm not sure thats going to change anytime soon.

Unfortunately, administrators and many boosters felt differently. Had you, others, and most importantly Huggins taken a different attitude than this he'd probably still be here.

And as big a Huggins fan as I am there is not one reasonable person who read the initial story about his injury and not though that it was either a heart episode or he was drinking. Fortunately it was not his heart.