Joe Scott is out at Denver after 9 seasons. He guided them to one NIT. Previously, he coached at Air Force and Princeton.

Sources say that Rodney Billups, younger brother of Chauncey, will get the job. He's a U. Denver alum and has been an assistant at Colorado for the past 6 seasons. An announcement is expected this week

Ed Conroy is also likely out at Tulane, sources claim.

Sources report that Travis Ford is meeting with school officials on Monday and is expected to lose his job at Oklahoma State. He previously coached at Eastern Kentucky and UMass and played for UK under Rick Pitino.

Posted by alblack56 on 3/12/2016 7:23:00 PM (view original):
Sources report that Travis Ford is meeting with school officials on Monday and is expected to lose his job at Oklahoma State. He previously coached at Eastern Kentucky and UMass and played for UK under Rick Pitino.

Oklahoma State is my alma mater. Happy to see Ford finally go. Any idea who we might get in Stillwater?

There has been talk that Doug Gottlieb may be interested in the Oklahoma State job.
Gottlieb's father was a former head coach and an assistant with former Cowboys coach Eddie Sutton.
Doug played guard for OK State after being forced to leave Notre Dame for stealing credit cards.

Posted by oldwarrior on 3/12/2016 11:18:00 PM (view original):
There has been talk that Doug Gottlieb may be interested in the Oklahoma State job.
Gottlieb's father was a former head coach and an assistant with former Cowboys coach Eddie Sutton.
Doug played guard for OK State after being forced to leave Notre Dame for stealing credit cards.

Yeah, I saw that #bringDoughome was trending on Twitter. Personally, seems like a terrible idea. But I don't know who we can get. Even though it's the Big 12, OSU will never be a top destination for top coaches. I think it could still be a very good job, don't get me wrong. But I'm doing research on well-known assistant coaches because that's where I figure the next coach will come from.

T Boone will probably take a run at Bill Self.

Reporter Mike Bianchi wrote,
"Danny White believes he can find a coach who will turn Central Florida into a winner. Well, bless his heart. You can tell he's new here."

Kennedy got a five years extension at Texas A&M. He is doing a fine job this season. He may have knocked off LSU from the tournament. I hope they beat Kentucky today... I hate Kentucky.

When this gets you fired irl, but gives you a B+ prestige in HD

Posted by pallas on 3/12/2016 11:50:00 PM (view original):

Posted by oldwarrior on 3/12/2016 11:18:00 PM (view original):
There has been talk that Doug Gottlieb may be interested in the Oklahoma State job.
Gottlieb's father was a former head coach and an assistant with former Cowboys coach Eddie Sutton.
Doug played guard for OK State after being forced to leave Notre Dame for stealing credit cards.

Yeah, I saw that #bringDoughome was trending on Twitter. Personally, seems like a terrible idea. But I don't know who we can get. Even though it's the Big 12, OSU will never be a top destination for top coaches. I think it could still be a very good job, don't get me wrong. But I'm doing research on well-known assistant coaches because that's where I figure the next coach will come from.

Outside of Kansas, the Big 12 is football first.
What are some reasons you think they can't be on the same level as Oklahoma, Baylor, Iowa State when it comes to hoops? Are the facilities modern? Does basketball have the backing of the administration and boosters?

Posted by oldwarrior on 3/13/2016 11:00:00 AM (view original):

Posted by pallas on 3/12/2016 11:50:00 PM (view original):

Posted by oldwarrior on 3/12/2016 11:18:00 PM (view original):
There has been talk that Doug Gottlieb may be interested in the Oklahoma State job.
Gottlieb's father was a former head coach and an assistant with former Cowboys coach Eddie Sutton.
Doug played guard for OK State after being forced to leave Notre Dame for stealing credit cards.

Yeah, I saw that #bringDoughome was trending on Twitter. Personally, seems like a terrible idea. But I don't know who we can get. Even though it's the Big 12, OSU will never be a top destination for top coaches. I think it could still be a very good job, don't get me wrong. But I'm doing research on well-known assistant coaches because that's where I figure the next coach will come from.

Outside of Kansas, the Big 12 is football first.
What are some reasons you think they can't be on the same level as Oklahoma, Baylor, Iowa State when it comes to hoops? Are the facilities modern? Does basketball have the backing of the administration and boosters?

We do have nice facilities. But you're right -- football is king. And that's how the boosters think. T. Boone has given loads of money to the football program and, as far as I can tell, very little to other sports. I think we can build the program back to where it was when Eddie Sutton was there, but it's going to be a struggle.

And regarding Bill Self, we tried to get him in 2008 and had to settle for Travis Ford, who I actually like a lot as a person. His first season was my last year in school. I got to talk to him a lot when I wrote sports for the school paper. Self isn't leaving KU. If he didn't then, he won't now.

Trent Johnson is out at TCU. Previously, he led LSU, Stanford, and Nevada to the NCAA tournament.

A Texas reporter gives this list of coaches that TCU could be interested in:
Rodney Terry (Fresno)
Brad Underwood (Stephen F. Austin)
Mike Dunleavy (former NBA coach)
King Rice (Monmouth)
Buzz Williams (Va. Tech)
Kelvin Sampson (Houston)
Jamie Dixon (Pitt, a TCU alum)

As rumored, Ed Conroy is done at Tulane. Interestingly, during the Green Wave's upset win over Houston in the AAC semi-finals, 3 fans seated behind Conroy told him of the rumors.

Matt Brady has been fired at James Madison after 8 seasons. He was 118-116, including 21-11 this years. Previously, he coached Marist

Interim coach Byron Smith has been named head coach at Prairie View A&M