He's 67. Younger than Coach K., Roy Williams or Jim Boeheim, just two years older than Tom Izzo. He might retire, but if Beilein wants to keep coaching, he'll get plenty of interest.He's like 100 years old isn't he
I don't think Archie Miller's seat was hot as of yesterday. But if the Hoosier faithful think they have a shot at Beilein, that will change quickly.Hopefully he doesn't come back to the Big Ten....Indiana and Minnesota might be looking for new coaches.
Bad year for the Beilein family. Patrick even worse than his dad. Both caused their own problems though.Never understood why he took that job in the first place. He had a great thing going at Michigan. His offense there was a joy to watch. I hope he doesn’t come back to the BIG either. I wonder if DePaul could afford him and goes after him?
https://www.coachesdatabase.com/hot-seat-report/
Texas seems like a perfect fit. Crazy that Shaka was such a dud.Indiana and Texas will be at the top of the list.
I think John takes ONE more job. I think he takes his "I want to set up my kids and their kids and their kids and their kids" type of job (dear financial planners, please don't get all lame about this)...I think he looks for a 5 year 25+ million dollar deal.
Texas seems like a perfect fit. Crazy that Shaka was such a dud.
From the sounds of it he is staying on with the cavs organization in some form.. sounds weird to me but whatever
It really is, he was pretty much the hottest coach for about 5 years...with Brad Stevens being the other stud. I still think Brad leaves the NBA and comes back to college.
Shaka is rich beyond his dreams and his wife is a big time lawyer (maybe law professor now too) so the next job he takes, is going to be 100% her say...and it will be in a big city where she can do her thing.
USC, maybe??It really is, he was pretty much the hottest coach for about 5 years...with Brad Stevens being the other stud. I still think Brad leaves the NBA and comes back to college.
Shaka is rich beyond his dreams and his wife is a big time lawyer (maybe law professor now too) so the next job he takes, is going to be 100% her say...and it will be in a big city where she can do her thing.
I agree. A very odd move for your reasons given plus his age and style of play. He clearly must have been ready for a change and he figured that he would still have some great college options if the NBA didn't work out (which was a 90% likelihood).Never understood why he took that job in the first place. He had a great thing going at Michigan. His offense there was a joy to watch. I hope he doesn’t come back to the BIG either. I wonder if DePaul could afford him and goes after him?
https://www.coachesdatabase.com/hot-seat-report/
I remember reading was really annoyed with all the illegal recruiting. I dont think he thought it through though. All those pre madonnas were too much for him.Never understood why he took that job in the first place. He had a great thing going at Michigan. His offense there was a joy to watch. I hope he doesn’t come back to the BIG either. I wonder if DePaul could afford him and goes after him?
https://www.coachesdatabase.com/hot-seat-report/
I remember reading was really annoyed with all the illegal recruiting. I dont think he thought it through though. All those pre madonnas were too much for him.
Well that was one dream that didn't turn out as hoped. He wanted to try the NBA and learned in a very short time it wasn't for him. But at least he's an old fart so he can retire if he wants knowing now that he didn't miss anything with a career in the NBA.Unless he decides to retire, Beilein will be at the top of some ADs’ wish lists. If you’re a college coach on the hot seat, it just got warmer.