Gerry Hamilton

Same

Man, thoughts and best wishes for anyone around Treasure Beach and pretty much the entire island. Coming in at absolute worst angle for the island May actually be getting stronger on approach too Likely 899-900mb and at least 175mph -2.67c no eyewall replacement cycle either to weaken it worst case scenario unfolding

Modern day Steve Spurrier in that regard Spurrier would have been amazing with social media

Yep. Probably wouldn’t watch a game

Haha love it

well played! lol

For sure. And need the rebounding and enough rim protection to offset nights when shots aren't falling.

lmao

Well, no I can talk now. Just as you can talk as well. We have differing opinions. It's fine. But here is the actual reality of Freeman as a head coach so far if you are discussing Freeman vs. Sark ... which I was originally responding to. Marcus Freeman has coached a team to the NC game, in year three as a head coach no less. He is one of the youngest HC's to ever appear in an NC game. He was the 2024 National Coach of the Year. In the head coach discussion of the two, only one has those accomplishments. How will their careers end as head coaches? We shall see. So much more difficult for any of these guys to win NC's with a real playoff headed to 16 teams. As assistant coaches, Sark has been the OC of three NC's. Nick Saban won five national titles at Bama with different offensive coordinators. None have won one as a head coach. Maybe Sark will be the first! The only OC under Nick Saban to go on and win an NC was Jimbo Fisher at FSU. Pete Carroll won NC's with two different OC's at USC. Neither have won NC as a head coach. Maybe Sark will be the first! Will be fun to follow.

Saying this is nothing as a head coach at 39 in his first ever head coaching job ... look at history. Geez.

Oh yeah

Well, Freeman was the National Coach of the Year in 2024 Coached ND to the NC game One of the youngest head coaches to ever coach in an NC game Three things he’s got on Sark, and a lot of other coaches at the same age See how it all plays out over time, but he’s off to a great start … better than most.

As a head coach! Specifically as a head coach is what I said.

I would say first, it's very difficult to win a NC. And now in a real playoff its going to be harder than ever. So he got the Notre Dame head coaching job at 36 years old, and in three years had ND in the National Title game with zero previous head coaching experience. And he did it with tremendous coaching, and knowing who to hire. His teams play the right way for me. He's proving to be a very good evaluator and developer in his first college gig, and one with a lot of pressure. He's light years better as a HC early in his career vs. Sark IMO. Like not even close. I really believe he's built so well for current CFB and as a leader of a program for the next 9-10 years. Does that guarantee and NC? Not in todays day and age of headed to 16 team playoff and eventually probably 20-24 teams playoff years from now.

When Bo left Texas, the NIL allocation wasn't there on the DL in HS or portal recruiting the way it is now. I think Bo leaving, in a weird way, is what pushed Sark to make the needed change in DL NIL allocation.

I just hope we get 70 regular season games out of him this year ... would love to see what his season averages look like 32-33 ppg, 13-14 reb, 3.5-4 blocks with 150'ish made 3's

Just missed a bunch of shots. It's hoops

Solid, yes. They will always be an NCAA Tournamernt team, or right there if healthy.

TCU 91-72. Texas expected to have Matas and Lassina for Duke game

30, 14 and 6 blocks in win just now

Texas held Matas and Lassina out again today. Texas didn't play nearly as crisp on O. TCU won the scrimmage, but haven't heard score yet

100%

10-1pm today. Going right now

Possible openings: Cough, cough LSU Oklahoma Florida State Kentucky Wisconsin NC State (retirement rumors) North Carolina? Colorado?

Elite, elite shooter with size that fits the NBA game