Which school wouldn't have Gregg Marshall as a top candidate? Shaka Smart is always offered jobs. Jay Wright is at Villanova and Frank Boal went too.... you guessed it.. Villanova!

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You don't make any money at 1:1 odds though, right?

MU just needs to decide if they want to be an ok Basketball team Like a GA or if they want to compete with the Big boys. If they want to go all in, they need to determine who their guy is and back up the brinks truck and pay they Guy. I’m guessing they are just going to hire a “character” guy and if they make the tournament every few years that will be fine.

They might want to take a look at Larry Eustachy he always liked Columbia

Bambi and him can't help it. They are sad little trolls who dwell on Missouri more than their own program.

No good coach is going to go to a career-killer like that job. Look at where the last three guys ended up: Austin of the NBDL, Arky, and Tulsa. Sad and pathetic.

Jay Wright is great coach, really locked in with NYC talent and now philly. don't know how he would play in the plains.

Gabe DeArmound was trying to push the idea of Gregg Marshall last Friday afternoon.

I don't see it but I suppose you have to try if you're MU.

JMU's board of visitors voted not to join the Sun Belt a couple of weeks ago, and Missouri State President Clif Smart said in an interview with Jock 98.7 in Springfield that the university never had any contact with the conference, emphasizing several times that MSU was "a basketball school happy in the MVC" and referencing Wichita State's recent success as a benchmark.

It's unclear whether the Sun Belt will even add a 12th member because the NCAA may decide to deregulate football championship games, allowing conferences with less than 12 members (hello, Big 12) to have one. Adding a 12th would mean the auto payments the Sun Belt members receive would be split another way, and it's doubtful that the conference could find a member to help with TV negotiations - they make next to nothing as it is, and options that would move the needle would get better offers.

They are going for the national championship wining coach:
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bask...uri-tigers-job

Hope not

Dude has been running shit for the mules and I hope it stays that way

Might as well go with the old bird dog and pay him 1m, or some prospect who is young and hungry. You don't want to pull a KU and throw out dumb money to attract a big name like we did with Chunky Charlie. You don't want to be target practice for a retread bum looking for one last score. Nobody is winning with that garbage roster next year anyway so bite the bullett and don't get robbed blind

Paul Suellentrop ‏@PaulSuellentrop Apr 22
Around Koch Arena the past two days, got no sense anybody is concerned about losing a basketball coach. I've been in that building when

Paul Suellentrop ‏@PaulSuellentrop Apr 22
people are on edge and doors are closed. That's not the mood. Somebody laughed at me when I brought up Missouri.

This is the typical reaction.

Everybody should get a chance to prove himself. That said, I just read that Anderson is getting $1.8/per. That seems really high to me. If Gregg Marshall was really an option (and I doubt he was) for $3.0/per why not just pay it? Just the increase in ticket sales etc would cut into that difference. Guy would be nearly guaranteed to win wherever he goes. What is Mizzou doing with all their money?