OT: LIU's Bag

[Hey Adrien!]

I don't get it.



All of NEC's head coaches outside of LIU make under 250k, yet Rod Strickland's new AHC, Chicago State's former head coach, will make more than any other HC in the NEC, outside of Strickland.

Under Strickland, LIU has gone 10-48 and 7-25 in NEC play, so without a doubt it's a make or break season for LIU. At the very least, Gillion has shown he can coach in one of the worst jobs in America.

 

[nomar]

Max mostly, undivided then slide in sickening

Guaranteed made 'em jump like Rod Strickland.

Just felt like writing that

#wutangforever

 

[aceboon]

didn't one of their best players hit the portal too? risky leap to take when Strickland might not have alot of time to turn it around

 

[HooperScooper]

I don't get it.



All of NEC's head coaches outside of LIU make under 250k, yet Rod Strickland's new AHC, Chicago State's former head coach, will make more than any other HC in the NEC, outside of Strickland.

Under Strickland, LIU has gone 10-48 and 7-25 in NEC play, so without a doubt it's a make or break season for LIU. At the very least, Gillion has shown he can coach in one of the worst jobs in America.

So UConn's assistants make double what the head coaches in the NEC make? No wonder why Luke and Kimani are holding out for much better jobs.

What do mid-major head coaches make? I was thinking around $1 million a year.

 

[husky429]

So UConn's assistants make double what the head coaches in the NEC make? No wonder why Luke and Kimani are holding out for much better jobs.

What do mid-major head coaches make? I was thinking around $1 million a year.

A10 coaches are around 1-1.5 million IIRC.

 

[uconnfan68]

I don't get it.



All of NEC's head coaches outside of LIU make under 250k, yet Rod Strickland's new AHC, Chicago State's former head coach, will make more than any other HC in the NEC, outside of Strickland.

Under Strickland, LIU has gone 10-48 and 7-25 in NEC play, so without a doubt it's a make or break season for LIU. At the very least, Gillion has shown he can coach in one of the worst jobs in America.

Cost of living.

 

[superjohn]

So UConn's assistants make double what the head coaches in the NEC make? No wonder why Luke and Kimani are holding out for much better jobs.

What do mid-major head coaches make? I was thinking around $1 million a year.

Kimani makes around $900,000

 

[GlastonTim]

Kimani makes around $900,000

And he’s getting a raise.

 

[superjohn]

And he’s getting a raise.

There's honestly no good reason as far as I can tell for Kimani or Luke to take a starter head coaching job at a small type school. Stay here or take a major head coaching job that's the right fit if it presents itself.

 

[UCan3]

I don't get it.



All of NEC's head coaches outside of LIU make under 250k, yet Rod Strickland's new AHC, Chicago State's former head coach, will make more than any other HC in the NEC, outside of Strickland.

Under Strickland, LIU has gone 10-48 and 7-25 in NEC play, so without a doubt it's a make or break season for LIU. At the very least, Gillion has shown he can coach in one of the worst jobs in America.

This was one of the most “head scratching“ coaching decisions I’ve seen.

They had Derek Kellogg that was doing a fine job. They were in top of division each year.

With no reasoning/rationale, they fire him after the portal closed - completely out of the blue - and left students/university to pay the remainder of this contract - to hire Rod Strickland??

Most of that nucleus transfers - years later they are 10-48???

Everyone at LIU that was involved in this decision should have their employment status reviewed. I read somewhere in this thread this is a “make or break” Year from Stickland?
Say, what? That was a couple years ago. He should never have been hired but at the very least, gone a couple years ago.