On March 16, 2012, after a 15–16 record (9–7 in Conference USA) Davis was fired
as the head basketball coach at UAB due to "poor ticket sales and attendance" as
well as waning fan support and a history of disappointing performances in
postseason action.<sup id="cite_ref-uabfired_0-1" class="reference"><span>[</span>1<span>]</span>
SixtonPackerish said:how you arrived at that conclusion, Carnak. Did Scott Stricklin call in to your show during a commercial? Hiring Mike Davis is the equivalent of pissing away the basketball program and using the facilities to institute on-campus synchronized diving.
Which would be a pretty good hire for us. Not ahome runhire, but not a bad one at all.Coach34 said:The irony here is that we are basically looking at the black version of Stansbury- except that Davis has advanced in the Tourney before
OMlawdog said:You know when Davis would be having his players in the system and implementing his style of play, Indiana's record:
14-15
15-14
19-12 (He quit on the team mid-season, and the team's play dramatically improved)
Hey, if you have a chance to hire a coach that threw up 2 of the worst seasons in Indiana's history and UAB's history, you have to make that hire.
Mike Da-vis! Mike Da-vis!
Well, if you look at numbers that is at best a lateral move. 5-12 in making the NCAA Tourney Versus 6-14. <div>Coach34 said:I think we end up with Davis because of his experience- but that's just a guess
MD's is sort of middle of the pack, and his record is simlar to RS. Since RS got 14 years, have we learned enough from that to only give MD ~5?RobbieRandolph said:
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