Todd Golden!

NoahColeLiam2024!

All-Conference
Oct 1, 2002
1,748
2,491
38
Is he ready for UK? Maybe so but if not I think he will be a great coach sooner than later.
I don't think he is ready for the melting pot that is UK but I was at the SEC tournament and I came away impressed with this young coach. I would be inclined to bring in a more seasoned coach, or at least one that has proven himself more on the big stage. But this guy has the tools to be an exceptional coach.
 

jgraf1

All-Conference
Feb 2, 2006
2,060
2,660
113
he wouldn't have gone 23-10 with this roster. can just about guarantee that.

i liked him at san francisco but wanted to see at a p5 job. he's done well at florida. if he makes a sweet 16 run then bring him on.

but honestly.....literally anybody else other than the guy who is currently in the seat
 

BigBlueTom1_rivals

All-Conference
Oct 4, 2004
1,848
1,632
0
I don't think he is ready for the melting pot that is UK but I was at the SEC tournament and I came away impressed with this young coach. I would be inclined to bring in a more seasoned coach, or at least one that has proven himself more on the big stage. But this guy has the tools to be an exceptional coach.
You may be right, but I would take my chances, and believe he could handle it if given the chance. Pitino was only 37 when he came here and that worked out pretty good.
 

king of cali

All-Conference
Nov 24, 2005
6,955
3,877
0
You may be right, but I would take my chances, and believe he could handle it if given the chance. Pitino was only 37 when he came here and that worked out pretty good.
Pitino had been to a Final 4 and had made the NBA playoffs as a coach. He may have been young, but he had already shown that he coach at a high level. Taking on Golden at this time would be way more of a gamble.
 

Lightbringer12

All-Conference
Apr 25, 2009
483
1,078
93
Anyone who puts our UK program first is a perfectly acceptable choice to me.
This right here!! Literally Cal has made Uk all about himself and his draft picks. It was great while it worked and we were winning but now it’s just him saying he’s accomplishing things helping people go to the NBA not Uk anymore… so damn backwards
 

BigBlueTom1_rivals

All-Conference
Oct 4, 2004
1,848
1,632
0
Pitino had been to a Final 4 and had made the NBA playoffs as a coach. He may have been young, but he had already shown that he coach at a high level. Taking on Golden at this time would be way more of a gamble.
It would be no more of a gamble than bringing back what we currently have and will not change. I will take that gamble all day long!
 

Ugoff

Heisman
May 7, 2009
16,403
21,489
0
This right here!! Literally Cal has made Uk all about himself and his draft picks. It was great while it worked and we were winning but now it’s just him saying he’s accomplishing things helping people go to the NBA not Uk anymore… so damn backwards
It was either that or face his failure as a coach.
 
  • Like
Reactions: dc513 and NociHTTP

katwest

Heisman
Feb 16, 2003
39,996
14,023
113
It looks to me like Golden is all business about his job as head coach, players seem to like him and they play hard for him. I think he would be a good candidate for the job, he just signed an extension, I'd say he's happy where he is though. Money will make you listen sometimes when you have time to think about it. Right now, we have a humanitarian posing as a coach who is not enthusiastic about winning, just collect his paycheck.
 

TigerMoving

Heisman
Jul 13, 2014
8,027
22,254
113
If Todd Golden makes a run this year, then I think he needs to at least be considered. He's young, has a good style, can recruit, can coach, and is still hungry. Don't underestimate the value of a coach who is still growing. That means peak years of Golden are still ahead of him.
And he is classy, composed and smart. I would love to get him.
 

akaukswoosh

Hall of Famer
Jan 14, 2006
81,993
126,098
93
I would take Todd Golden right now. Young, 38 year old coach that plays an exciting style of ball!
Nodding Lol GIF by SoulPancake
 

azubuikefan

All-American
Jan 26, 2003
4,055
5,849
113
You may be right, but I would take my chances, and believe he could handle it if given the chance. Pitino was only 37 when he came here and that worked out pretty good.
I can't stand Pitino, but he was far more experienced than Golden is right now. It's not just about age.
 

RACdad

Heisman
Mar 8, 2005
10,062
10,138
113
I would take Todd Golden right now. Young, 38 year old coach that plays an exciting style of ball!
He can win a championship at FL. U less UK is his dream job and UK throws some serious cash, I don't know why he would leave UF
 
  • Like
Reactions: mattrudd
KSR

Latest

  1. 01 KSR NCAA rules Kentucky EDGE Antonio O'Berry ineligible for 2026 season
  2. 02 KSR Alex Afari Jr. has rejoined Kentucky's program
  3. 03 KSR Tennessee loses starting safety Edrees Farooq to season-ending injury
  4. 04 KSR Ja'Kayden Ferguson continues to flash at Kentucky's fall camp
  5. 05 KSR Kentucky releases details for Meet the Team Day