ace wrote: ↑1 year ago
I don’t know what this means or who he is referring to, but it mentions Rhode Island…
Preston Murphy?
Would be awesome if true and not surprising if Hurley put in a good word for him. He said vague, so I am thinking it’s not as clear as someone who is on either school’s staff right now.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:17 pm
by Section104
Saddi Washington would make a lot of sense
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:19 pm
by ace
Section104 wrote: ↑1 year ago
Saddi Washington would make a lot of sense
Yeah, worked with Nate at Romulus and is at Michigan now.
Section104 wrote: ↑1 year ago
Saddi Washington would make a lot of sense
Yeah, worked with Nate at Romulus and is at Michigan now.
How does that connect with Rhode Island?
Possibly TJ Buchanan?
It doesn’t. He said vague, so he could be saying there are multiple candidates with one or more of those ties. But, I like the Preston angle. I get what he did and all and if anyone wants to be bothered with that, go off. I, myself, am unbothered. I hope he gets back in the coaching game if that’s what he wants.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:27 pm
by Section104
Did Preston recruit EC?
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:28 pm
by ramster
Hunter Dickinson to PC?
Please no
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:29 pm
by ace
Section104 wrote: ↑1 year ago
Did Preston recruit EC?
They all did, but Dan and Bobby probably had the most contact with Nate then.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:30 pm
by RhodyRams12
ace wrote: ↑1 year ago
I don’t know what this means or who he is referring to, but it mentions Rhode Island…
Yeah, worked with Nate at Romulus and is at Michigan now.
How does that connect with Rhode Island?
Possibly TJ Buchanan?
It doesn’t. He said vague, so he could be saying there are multiple candidates with one or more of those ties. But, I like the Preston angle. I get what he did and all and if anyone wants to be bothered with that, go off. I, myself, am unbothered. I hope he gets back in the coaching game if that’s what he wants.
Yeah I’d love to see Preston get a nice assistant job somewhere
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2023 9:24 pm
by PCFriars
ramster wrote: ↑1 year ago
Hunter Dickinson to PC?
Please no
Very unlikely. PC most likely landing Graham Ike which wouldn’t be happening if they had a shot at Dickinson.
Damn I hope not. Would be a big loss. But I have to ask what is the connection with Nate Oats and Kenny Johnson. And as much as I think KJ got a raw deal from the NCAA, can Oats really afford to take a guy that has that show cause or whatever the hell it is on his record with all the stuff that went down at Alabama this year. But this is the second guy that floated his name. That would suck, not even win ten games, lose half your team to the portal and the AC gets poached. Let's hope that it does not happen.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2023 6:56 pm
by Rhodymob05
Kenny , you’re building this program brick by brick , finish the job!
Damn I hope not. Would be a big loss. But I have to ask what is the connection with Nate Oats and Kenny Johnson. And as much as I think KJ got a raw deal from the NCAA, can Oats really afford to take a guy that has that show cause or whatever the hell it is on his record with all the stuff that went down at Alabama this year. But this is the second guy that floated his name. That would suck, not even win ten games, lose half your team to the portal and the AC gets poached. Let's hope that it does not happen.
I don’t know, I think that account might just be acting lazy. Slater (who does know stuff) floated Michigan and Rhode Island and said they were vague clues. It would be easy to name Washington (currently at Michigan and worked with Oats before) and Johnson (highest profile URI assistant) and act like you’re really doing something when it’s really just connecting some obvious dots.
Damn I hope not. Would be a big loss. But I have to ask what is the connection with Nate Oats and Kenny Johnson. And as much as I think KJ got a raw deal from the NCAA, can Oats really afford to take a guy that has that show cause or whatever the hell it is on his record with all the stuff that went down at Alabama this year. But this is the second guy that floated his name. That would suck, not even win ten games, lose half your team to the portal and the AC gets poached. Let's hope that it does not happen.
I don’t know, I think that account might just be acting lazy. Slater (who does know stuff) floated Michigan and Rhode Island and said they were vague clues. It would be easy to name Washington (currently at Michigan and worked with Oats before) and Johnson (highest profile URI assistant) and act like you’re really doing something when it’s really just connecting some obvious dots.
KJ has one year left on his show-cause.
Typically, no school will hire a new coach under those circumstances and put themselves at risk especially with Alabama's current situation.
Rhody's case was different because he was already employed here.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2023 11:21 pm
by ace
Section104 wrote: ↑1 year ago
I still think its Preston taking the job.
I agree based on the clues, but I did get sentimental about him ending up at UConn instead.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2023 3:29 pm
by SmartyBarrett
Alabama hires “Not Kenny Johnson” as an assistant.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2023 3:36 pm
by Billyboy78
SmartyBarrett wrote: ↑1 year ago
Alabama hires “Not Kenny Johnson” as an assistant.
Yes, but they have 3 openings.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2023 9:26 pm
by SmartyBarrett
Yeah but I’ll take any hiring that’s not KJ. One down two to go.
ace wrote: ↑1 year ago
I don’t know what this means or who he is referring to, but it mentions Rhode Island…
Preston Murphy?
Why did he delete it, though?
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 11, 2023 10:47 am
by KevanBoyles
I just read that as of July 1 the NCAA has voted to allow expansion from three assistant coaches to five assistant coaches. Is anyone else aware of this? We will be adding any assistant coaches?
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 11, 2023 12:08 pm
by Ramfan22
KevanBoyles wrote: ↑1 year ago
I just read that as of July 1 the NCAA has voted to allow expansion from three assistant coaches to five assistant coaches. Is anyone else aware of this? We will be adding any assistant coaches?
Where’d you see that? First I’ve heard of this
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 11, 2023 12:40 pm
by rjv
Is this what you are talking about
Coaching limits
The Council voted to eliminate the voluntary coach designation across Division I, instead including those coaches within a new limit for countable coaches in each of the applicable sports.
By adopting the proposal, the number of countable coaches in baseball, softball and ice hockey increased to four total in each sport. The Council rejected an additional increase to five countable coaches in those sports.
The Council supported an increase of two coaches in men's and women's basketball. These additional coaches may engage in coaching activities but may not recruit off campus. The rules change codified a waiver in those sports that allowed noncoaching staff members to engage in skill instruction. In both Football Bowl Subdivision and Football Championship Subdivision football, the Council redefined graduate assistant positions to graduate student coaches and limited individuals to serving three years maximum in that role.
Men's and women's basketball opted not to impose the current seven-year window for manager positions to increase the opportunity for former student-athletes — who often compete professionally overseas immediately after college — to return to campus in pursuit of degree completion and to professionally develop as potential future coaches. In women's basketball specifically, the professional development of the manager position is considered an opportunity to increase the gender and racial diversity of the coaching ranks long-term, which is a specific objective of the sport's strategic plan.
The coaching limits rules take effect July 1.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 11, 2023 4:00 pm
by KevanBoyles
rjv wrote: ↑1 year ago
Is this what you are talking about
Coaching limits
The Council voted to eliminate the voluntary coach designation across Division I, instead including those coaches within a new limit for countable coaches in each of the applicable sports.
By adopting the proposal, the number of countable coaches in baseball, softball and ice hockey increased to four total in each sport. The Council rejected an additional increase to five countable coaches in those sports.
The Council supported an increase of two coaches in men's and women's basketball. These additional coaches may engage in coaching activities but may not recruit off campus. The rules change codified a waiver in those sports that allowed noncoaching staff members to engage in skill instruction. In both Football Bowl Subdivision and Football Championship Subdivision football, the Council redefined graduate assistant positions to graduate student coaches and limited individuals to serving three years maximum in that role.
Men's and women's basketball opted not to impose the current seven-year window for manager positions to increase the opportunity for former student-athletes — who often compete professionally overseas immediately after college — to return to campus in pursuit of degree completion and to professionally develop as potential future coaches. In women's basketball specifically, the professional development of the manager position is considered an opportunity to increase the gender and racial diversity of the coaching ranks long-term, which is a specific objective of the sport's strategic plan.
The coaching limits rules take effect July 1.
I believe it is. Thanks for posting it.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Tue May 16, 2023 6:36 pm
by adam914
Wasn't really sure where to put this, but it looks like we have a new Director of Basketball Performance. At Holy Cross previously.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Tue May 16, 2023 8:06 pm
by Dino611
adam914 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Wasn't really sure where to put this, but it looks like we have a new Director of Basketball Performance. At Holy Cross previously.
I bet you he gets more recruits than Austin Carroll
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Wed May 17, 2023 9:11 am
by SmartyBarrett
Wonder what happened with Dan Apodaca? I know people loved him.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Wed May 17, 2023 10:11 am
by ramster
SmartyBarrett wrote: ↑11 months ago
Wonder what happened with Dan Apodaca? I know people loved him.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Wed May 17, 2023 10:43 am
by NYGFan_Section208
SmartyBarrett wrote: ↑11 months ago
Wonder what happened with Dan Apodaca? I know people loved him.
adam914 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Wasn't really sure where to put this, but it looks like we have a new Director of Basketball Performance. At Holy Cross previously.
I bet you he gets more recruits than Austin Carroll
You sure have it in for Austin Carroll.
So why doesn't Archie Miller see what you see? Why doesn't he move on the position and fix this situation that concerns you?
Assistant Coaches at URI operate on 1 year contracts that I believe expire in June. Send Archie a note?
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 18, 2023 10:19 am
by KingstonLane
I think it’s fair to say we have no idea how Archie views the roles and responsibilities of his staff.
In the same breath it’s clear Austin hasn’t done much if anything at all on the recruiting front. Maybe that’s somewhat by design? You have a top notch recruiter in KJ, have Austin take more of his other day to day responsibilities so he can focus on that
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 18, 2023 10:36 am
by Billyboy78
Someone here mentioned that we should hire the coach at Brewster or some other New England prep school. Well, the Bonnies just did.
Re: Assistants under Coach Miller 2022-23
Posted: Thu May 18, 2023 10:38 am
by Rhody74
Billyboy78 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Someone here mentioned that we should hire the coach at Brewster or some other New England prep school. Well, the Bonnies just did.
Billyboy78 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Someone here mentioned that we should hire the coach at Brewster or some other New England prep school. Well, the Bonnies just did.
Billyboy78 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Someone here mentioned that we should hire the coach at Brewster or some other New England prep school. Well, the Bonnies just did.
Yes BB78, I mentioned Valentine just earlier today in the A10 Outlook thread as being a good hire for Schmidt.
Already paying dividends.
Billyboy78 wrote: ↑11 months ago
Someone here mentioned that we should hire the coach at Brewster or some other New England prep school. Well, the Bonnies just did.
Yes BB78, I mentioned Valentine just earlier today in the A10 Outlook thread as being a good hire for Schmidt.
Already paying dividends.
He never played college basketball. He was working in Charlie Baker's office (Former Governor of Massachusetts - now head of the NCAA). Valentine was taking complaints about potholes, etc in his position.
Good info in Bonaventure Board about the 29 year old former football player who has risen rapidly in his 5 years in basketball
