You assumed the worst from my premium thread, which said, put aside the fact that Pikiell is sick. (We are obviously all praying for his speedy recovery)
Doesn’t Schiano deserve the same mulligan that Steve was granted? Steve’s mulligan was granted before his medical condition was known. And I’m fine with it. This year we pulled in a much better bb transfer portal class because we had money.
Football should be in the same position in January, so Schiano deserves the same opportunity. And I believe I read from you that you said that Schiano deserves a mulligan. So we’re actually in agreement.
No - absolutely not. Not even close. Pike had built up a TON of collateral in breaking a 30 YEAR NCAA drought. He produced 3 straight tournament caliber teams (2019-20 was a lock for the field). And the year after that just missed the field. He inherited the same trash Greg did (took over a 7 win team). Making the NCAAs is a world’s bigger accomplishment than going 6-6 or 7-5 in football without ever having a 500 record in league play. 9-11 teams don’t make the field in basketball.
So the thing is - after 3 straight years of success unprecedented in 3 decades - a couple down seasons of course had to be tolerated by the fan base. We’re not a blue blood after all that is expected to routinely reload. The only case against Pike had to “hold it against him” that he succeeded in recruiting Ace and Dylan in the first place. So no. There was plenty of basis to give him that chance. Last season had the potential to fall off the rail for Pike but he passed the test of stabilizing the program. No - we weren’t “good”, but Pike has never had a season that compares to a 1-11 football season. None close.
Im not sure Greg will even get the chance, but heck, if he turns this around and finds 5 wins somehow by all means, circle back on that mulligan. But cut the horse crap following 2 back to back losses that figure to align with a loss to CC. Football is only 12 games. You can’t survive with 2 of those kind of losses and not cancel them out with big time wins.