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Tcu has zeroed in on Jamie for the job and he's considering it due to lack of appreciation in the fan base (not a direct quote from him, but stated in the article). I guess this time some of you may get your wish.
 
Tcu has zeroed in on Jamie for the job and he's considering it due to lack of appreciation in the fan base (not a direct quote from him, but stated in the article). I guess this time some of you may get your wish.

Seriously, I can't believe Dixon would leave Pitt because of lack of support. However, if he does feel that way, then please leave. The Pitt program has consistently upped its spend every time he has been courted with other schools and frankly has given him almost carte blache.
Moreover, Dixon helped make Pitt a national brand and with that comes higher expectations. If you want to get more support, then it comes by winning more games. The Pete was sold out consistently when they were contending for the Big East.
To me, this sounds like Jamie is denying any accountability for what has happened the past 5 years.

My god, if he can't handle the expectations at Pitt, then TCU is the best place for him. He certainly is not the coach to take Pitt to a higher level if he is going to whine about a drop in support after a subpar 5 years.
 
Seriously, I can't believe Dixon would leave Pitt because of lack of support. However, if he does feel that way, then please leave. The Pitt program has consistently upped its spend every time he has been courted with other schools and frankly has given him almost carte blache.
Moreover, Dixon helped make Pitt a national brand and with that comes higher expectations. If you want to get more support, then it comes by winning more games. The Pete was sold out consistently when they were contending for the Big East.
To me, this sounds like Jamie is denying any accountability for what has happened the past 5 years.

My god, if he can't handle the expectations at Pitt, then TCU is the best place for him. He certainly is not the coach to take Pitt to a higher level if he is going to whine about a drop in support after a subpar 5 years.


I should have read your post lol. Great minds think alike
 
I hear it's not pressure or lack of appreciation from the Pitt fan base that has Jamie thinking of leaving. It's coming from all the other ACC schools, they're not to happy about that one blemish on the conference's 10-1 tourney record so far. They see Jamie continuing to be good enough to get to the dance in future years but not adding any W's to the conference tourney record.
 
I hear it's not pressure or lack of appreciation from the Pitt fan base that has Jamie thinking of leaving. It's coming from all the other ACC schools, they're not to happy about that one blemish on the conference's 10-1 tourney record so far. They see Jamie continuing to be good enough to get to the dance in future years but not adding any W's to the conference tourney record.
WOW......Tobacco Road flexing their muscles??Unprecedented...no?? HTP...Forever....!!!!
 
After how the committee and other tourney forecasters treated Cuse putting them in the tourney after PITT beat them 3x's shows me that the committee and others don't appreciate Dixon or his work as much as some of you think! I also think that impacted his standing in the ACC coaches pecking order! Top of the heap in the Big East not so much in the ACC!
 
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There are 3 plus million reasons Dixon should feel appreciated. Anything else cited as a reason he feels slighted is petty and a bitch move.
 
Jamie hates being criticized if you listen to him in his press conferences. So it doesn't surprise me if this is true. And if it is then cya Dixon.
 
Jamie hates being criticized if you listen to him in his press conferences. So it doesn't surprise me if this is true. And if it is then cya Dixon.

Hahahahahaahahahaha. Laughable. His next move should be retirement then. Unless they don't criticize anyone at some other D1 school.
 
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