Head Coach Bob Richey
Hell yes Bob Richey is the right coach...He is straight up with you...What more could
You want.
You want.
Love this guy!!!
He has purple blood rubbing in his veins.
He has purple blood rubbing in his veins.
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JMU has purple as one of IT’S colors (with gold the other). I hope this guy has Furman purple running in his veins. We all realize there are quite a few other schools with purple (one big one close by) where he could succeed.
We need to keep him!
We need to keep him!
Yahoo Sports has a good article on the impact of the Coronavirus on coaching changes. The following is a blurb: There have been zero coaches fired from the top seven basketball leagues – the traditional Power Five plus the Big East and AAC. Overall, there have been 20 job changes among the 353 Division I basketball programs, many of which were executed at the end of the regular season before coronavirus entered the American vernacular. These are drastically lower than normal, as 13 jobs opened in the top seven conferences last year and more than 50 overall jobs in each of the past two seasons.
This is not good market for coaching changes, hence, we are in a better position to retain our talented coach and staff. Let’s give him more incentives to stay and let’s continue to build on our team’s success.
This is not good market for coaching changes, hence, we are in a better position to retain our talented coach and staff. Let’s give him more incentives to stay and let’s continue to build on our team’s success.
The current economic crisis could make it harder now to take actions to further incentivize him to stay. I hope he stays in any case and not just for next season but for many, many years.Fuonetime wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2020 8:11 amYahoo Sports has a good article on the impact of the Coronavirus on coaching changes. The following is a blurb: There have been zero coaches fired from the top seven basketball leagues – the traditional Power Five plus the Big East and AAC. Overall, there have been 20 job changes among the 353 Division I basketball programs, many of which were executed at the end of the regular season before coronavirus entered the American vernacular. These are drastically lower than normal, as 13 jobs opened in the top seven conferences last year and more than 50 overall jobs in each of the past two seasons.
This is not good market for coaching changes, hence, we are in a better position to retain our talented coach and staff. Let’s give him more incentives to stay and let’s continue to build on our team’s success.