What is also a shame is a player like Retin being jerked around for the first three years of his career. What a complete -- and completely avoidable -- waste of precious time.
Really like and spot on. CAJ is a southern boy and knows Alabama bball history with Newton and Sanderson. He can establish another legacy and really impact the community with his personality.This was a fantastic game and it was nice to see the potential that is starting to emerge. It's a shame about that Auburn loss, it's really keeping Alabama's RPI and SEC record down, but if they keep this kind of play up it might not matter.
I'd like to think the idea of really being the one that built Alabama basketball into an elite program appeals to him. Alabama might not be able to reach the heights of a Kentucky or a North Carolina, but there's nothing stopping them from regaining their place as the second SEC basketball program, and building off of that. The talent is available, the resources are available, the right coach can take Alabama to the Final Four and make them into an annual SEC contender and NCAA team. I hope Avery Johnson wants to be the guy to do that.
On another note, if Alabama wins a championship in basketball, does that coach get a statue to?
Much easier to do that when Jimmie and Donta are playing like they did yesterday.Big stat, IMO, is that Alabama was 5-12 from the 3 point line. I like to see that we've moved on from jacking up 30 3s per game (last 3 games were 28, 25 and 27 attempts). If we keep the 3 attempts under 16 or so I think that bodes well for this team..
Considering the history of the Alabama basketball program for the past decade, I'd say he would deserve it. Wouldn't you agree?This was a fantastic game and it was nice to see the potential that is starting to emerge. It's a shame about that Auburn loss, it's really keeping Alabama's RPI and SEC record down, but if they keep this kind of play up it might not matter.
I'd like to think the idea of really being the one that built Alabama basketball into an elite program appeals to him. Alabama might not be able to reach the heights of a Kentucky or a North Carolina, but there's nothing stopping them from regaining their place as the second SEC basketball program, and building off of that. The talent is available, the resources are available, the right coach can take Alabama to the Final Four and make them into an annual SEC contender and NCAA team. I hope Avery Johnson wants to be the guy to do that.
On another note, if Alabama wins a championship in basketball, does that coach get a statue to?
Not sure what your point is by mentioning Stallings. Johnson would certainly get one if he does win one in b'ball.Absolutely. If Stallings gets a statue- so should Avery Johnson
Stallings won one National Championship...Not sure what your point is by mentioning Stallings. Johnson would certainly get one if he does win one in b'ball.
How about Anthony Grant? He was very statuesque, in a wooden Indian wayAbsolutely. If Stallings gets a statue- so should Avery Johnson