No 20 win season, so we no longer need to have that reference as a defense to the program and its head coach. Many turnovers, worse decisions, no one moving their feet, just poor free throwing, bad boxing out, no loose balls, just completely emblematic of a poorly coached team. Not a young team, let's not go there. These Sophs have a lot of minutes playerd, they ain't that young.
This in my opinion was a good loss and a good way to end the season. It cleanses. It clarifies. Think of it as navigating a stream, the rocks are completely exposed, not flooded over by a couple of meaningless NIT wins to cloud offseason judgments.
Jamie needs to look in the mirror. He needs to look at his staff. He needs to have a Pete Bell moment. A realization that what he is doing is not working, the program is sliding eerily like GaTech did with Paul Hewitt. Remember how solid they were, remember where Wake Forest was.
He cannot continue to do these same things. We know this team was poor defensively, but again GW went 11 minutes without a FG and had a 7 point lead at the time. We couldn't even tie them we were so inept.
You got the same old tight ass Pitt offense over the last few weeks, that we see every year under Jamie. Jamie Dixonstadt. Sorry, the truth hurts. Even the best Pitt team, maybe ever, the 2009 team struggled unnecessarily against a 16 seed, and struggled more against Okie State and Xavier, teams that likely if we played in January of that year we beat by 20. Jamie tightens up, starts his ridiculous micromanaging of every possession, overcoaches, and the team responds in kind.
Every time.
No, it is not the time to fire Jamie. But it is also not the time to extend or match an offer either.
Hopefully, this loss will be a purge. I doubt it. Jamie is a creature of habit, you can't change, he isn't going to be a gregarious sort, even his post game handshalkes, my god, are indicative of someone so wound tight he can't be bothered to even exchange pleasantries.
Jamie....do bong hits. Please.
This in my opinion was a good loss and a good way to end the season. It cleanses. It clarifies. Think of it as navigating a stream, the rocks are completely exposed, not flooded over by a couple of meaningless NIT wins to cloud offseason judgments.
Jamie needs to look in the mirror. He needs to look at his staff. He needs to have a Pete Bell moment. A realization that what he is doing is not working, the program is sliding eerily like GaTech did with Paul Hewitt. Remember how solid they were, remember where Wake Forest was.
He cannot continue to do these same things. We know this team was poor defensively, but again GW went 11 minutes without a FG and had a 7 point lead at the time. We couldn't even tie them we were so inept.
You got the same old tight ass Pitt offense over the last few weeks, that we see every year under Jamie. Jamie Dixonstadt. Sorry, the truth hurts. Even the best Pitt team, maybe ever, the 2009 team struggled unnecessarily against a 16 seed, and struggled more against Okie State and Xavier, teams that likely if we played in January of that year we beat by 20. Jamie tightens up, starts his ridiculous micromanaging of every possession, overcoaches, and the team responds in kind.
Every time.
No, it is not the time to fire Jamie. But it is also not the time to extend or match an offer either.
Hopefully, this loss will be a purge. I doubt it. Jamie is a creature of habit, you can't change, he isn't going to be a gregarious sort, even his post game handshalkes, my god, are indicative of someone so wound tight he can't be bothered to even exchange pleasantries.
Jamie....do bong hits. Please.