Gerry Hamilton

agree

Accurate

I would want him if he was interested. Terrific offensive coach. Got to have an offensive maximizer these days in CBK IMO... he's that level. Many coaches run a lot of the action the NBA teams do, but it's not a long list who can coach it in game (adjust, counters, etc..) .... he would be one. But hear he's fine in the NBA. He has a house in Austin, and loves the city. So he's been associated with the job prior, and Texas would hire him if he had interest.

For sure! Haha

Beard wants IU badly ... trying as hard as he can. I've heard mixed bag there ... Drew apparently gets first right of refusal

That’s not likely

Hearing no to college from two diff sources

Likely Baylor is Scott Drew goes to IU

Lol

Think the flip is for the SEC Tournament seeding

Some notes ... Jai Lucas is a done deal to Miami. Will be announced in time ... will he take Shelton Henderson with him? Very likely. What about the Boozer twins deciding to stay home? We shall see. And which former HC will be his associate HC? Someone will be Beard doing everything he can to try and get Indiana. Still hearing Scott Drew is ahead. I expect to keep hearing Quin Snyder associated with Texas rumors, or when the job comes open. He loves Austin, house a house in Austin, etc... but that doesn't mean he would leave 8mill a year in the NBA.

Line: Arkansas -2.5 O/U: 146.5

Welp… here we go. Texas has to win three of last four to guarantee an NCAA Tournament bid at 8-10 in SEC play. The same goes for Arkansas. The game … Texas (16-11, 5-9) at Arkansas (16-11, 5-9) Where: Bud Walton Arena (Fayetteville, Ar.) When: 8 p.m. central TV: ESPN2

Let me see what I can do on that ... give me a week or so

Aaliyah Chavez by the numbers Points per game: 2024-25: 34.9 2023-24: 37.8 2022-23: 30.0 2021-22: 25.7 Total points: 4,771 HS career averages (149 games on varsity): 32.0 ppg, 8.6 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 3.2 steals Three-pointers: 2024-25: 192 made at 38% 2023-24: 187 made at 41% 2022-23: 140 made at 48% 2021-22: 118 made at 40% 637 career made three’s at 41% Career free throw %: 89% 40+ point games: 38 50+ point games: 9 10+ made three-pointers in a game: 5 (13 career-high in a game) Double-doubles in career: 57 Triple-doubles in career: 3

Aaliyah Chavez by the numbers Points per game: 2024-25: 34.9 2023-24: 37.8 2022-23: 30.0 2021-22: 25.7 Total points: 4,771 HS career averages (149 games on varsity): 32.0 ppg, 8.6 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 3.2 steals Three-pointers: 2024-25: 192 made at 38% 2023-24: 187 made at 41% 2022-23: 140 made at 48% 2021-22: 118 made at 40% 637 career made three’s at 41% Career free throw %: 89% 40+ point games: 38 50+ point games: 9 10+ made three-pointers in a game: 5 (13 career-high in a game) Double-doubles in career: 57 Triple-doubles in career: 3

This will not come down to a Texas NIL deal … it will be a part of it, but a small part She’s got real opportunities outside of Texas One Fund that will be much more lucrative

The Nike vs Adidas decision has always been the hurdle for TT. She’s always been a Nike kid We shall see

I don't see another year - as of today

The Moody is already selling out ... in terms of tickets sold. Some empty seats affect concession sales, but not enough to off set a 16-18 mill all in in that type scenario They would have to jack up ticket and concession prices quite a bit to keep hoops in the black. I'm an interested observer

The other thing to consider if Texas goes the route of 16-18 mill a year all in... 1. Texas currently makes money on hoops 2. Texas would very likely be in the red in hoops ... unless they jack up ticket and concession prices.

100% And Florida is a better hoops job, if we're being honest.

As someone else pointed out ... I just said Texas has never made that level of investment in hoops. Until they do, I'm in prove it mode. If Texas is willing to go all in at 16-18 mill a year in hoops ... the pool of coaches goes to another level 16-18 mill a year broken down for me: 7-8 for HC 3-4 salary pool for assistants, probable GM, S&C, etc... 5-6 NIL guarantee as part of deal If Texas tries to go that big, it's a mercenary hire that will have all the leverage on Texas in the negotiations.