Dan Hurley, Anthony Grant, Travis Ford, Porter Moser, plenty would take the job and...
have more energy. Heck, I'd take Tim Miles over Brey at this point, and Miles said that ND is his dream job. Given the effort level of the players, I would guess many of them would actually be excited to see a change.
And if Beilein has any interest whatsoever, open up the checkbook and give him whatever he wants.
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When Mike decides to retire it should be Martin Inglesby,. He would be my #1 choice by far
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Surprised you didn’t say “Marty”
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Beilein is one of the best coaches ever, yes open up the checkbook if interested.
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Beilein will be 68 next week,. That ship sailed. He is a class act, devout Catholic
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Link: http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2013/11/john_beilein_religion_jesuit_mi.html
And Saban is 69...and our President is 78.
...and Belichick will be 69 in April.
Unlikely...but not unpossible.
I stand corrected, I just feel Martin would be a good choice long term
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You're not wrong (on this). Beilein is not coming at this stage.
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I'm on board
Watched the shit-show last night, first ND men's bball game i've seen in a bit. Holy crap are we bad. Could not believe the number of horrible shots we took. No fire, no passion, nobody seems to give a shit.
Brey has clearly called it in.
ND basketball is an embarrassment. End this misery now, please. There's no reason we shouldn't be a perennial top 10 team.
Perennial top 10 is pushing it, but...
a solid, perennial NCAA Tourney team, is not.
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