Yeah, 104.5? Guy on there said a few boosters seem to think he should've been gone years ago..Local sports talk were on him hot and heavy.
Baseball been berry berry good to Vandy.Any time Vandy finishes higher than tenth in any SEC sport besides golf and equestrian the fans should be grateful.
Vandy has an over-inflated ego. I don't like Stallings but he is a good coach. More importantly, he has done a good job of recruiting kids who are just below the radar and become pretty good players after a couple of years of college. Vandy will never be a consistent top 25 program. I think they would be crazy to get rid of Stallings.
One last thing, Stallings views Vandy as a destination job. He won't leave them until he retires or gets fired. If they bring someone else in they more than likely will leave after the first bit of success. Then they'll be hiring a new coach every 3-4 years.
I have to disagree with you on your statement on being a consistent top 25 program. The SEC overall is not that strong in basketball and with the right coach I think they could easily become a top 25 program. They have a very supportive fan base and all the necessary resources to become top 25. It takes getting the right coach to see the program fly.
You must not follow baseball in the SEC. Vandy pretty darn good.Any time Vandy finishes higher than tenth in any SEC sport besides golf and equestrian the fans should be grateful.
This has crossed my mind as well,they won several games last year and played us tough. LaChance and Baldwin haven't followed up what they did last yearI'm no Vandy hater. I even used to cheer for them as a second team growing up in west Tennessee. I kind of feel bad for Stallings because losing Kornet came at a bad time. However, at some point, that excuse no longer holds water.
But I think there is something else in play here that Vandy fans aren't taking into account, and it likely won't make them happy when I say it. This team really overachieved last season. They benefited greatly from teams taking them lightly in SEC play. But truly, that team may not be as good as many in Nashville want to believe. But the result of that over achieving was high expectations this season, perhaps unrealistic expectations.
I'm no Vandy hater. I even used to cheer for them as a second team growing up in west Tennessee. I kind of feel bad for Stallings because losing Kornet came at a bad time. However, at some point, that excuse no longer holds water.
But I think there is something else in play here that Vandy fans aren't taking into account, and it likely won't make them happy when I say it. This team really overachieved last season. They benefited greatly from teams taking them lightly in SEC play. But truly, that team may not be as good as many in Nashville want to believe. But the result of that over achieving was high expectations this season, perhaps unrealistic expectations.
If I were Vandy I would go after Archie Miller at Dayton. This could be the perfect match IMO.Vandy should be very careful here. Stallings is a good coach, though I can't stand him. Don't know who would do better.
If I were Vandy I would go after Archie Miller at Dayton. This could be the perfect match IMO.
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Yes, I appreciate your sympathy. Haha! I grew up in the Northwest corner of Tennessee, in the Union City area. I live in southern IL, so at least it's not Chicago. But yeah, I wouldn't recommend to anyone to move here unless you feel you must.Where did you grow up in west tn?
My apologies for ending up in Illinois. America can't get rid of that state fast enough
Quite possibly, but they are not going to win with Stallings. Not saying he isn't a good coach - but how long has he been at Vanderbilt? How many SEC titles does he have? How many SEC tourney titles does he have? Vanderbilt was the second best basketball school in the SEC when he took over - now where are they? If Vandy wants to win, they must consider making a change - or they can stay with Stallings and be happy with being 6th or so in the SEC.If they were lucky enough to get him, he wouldn't be there that long.
Yes, I appreciate your sympathy. Haha! I grew up in the Northwest corner of Tennessee, in the Union City area. I live in southern IL, so at least it's not Chicago. But yeah, I wouldn't recommend to anyone to move here unless you feel you must.
That egg head deserves it. Vandy fans are very smitten, but they have small trophy case to go with the attitude.
Quite possibly, but they are not going to win with Stallings. Not saying he isn't a good coach - but how long has he been at Vanderbilt? How many SEC titles does he have? How many SEC tourney titles does he have? Vanderbilt was the second best basketball school in the SEC when he took over - now where are they? If Vandy wants to win, they must consider making a change - or they can stay with Stallings and be happy with being 6th or so in the SEC.
Vanderbilt has great potential. As I have said, they are the Duke of the SEC.
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I'm not sure what you're basing this off of other than they are both elite academic schools. dUKe was relevant in college basketball before coach K ever arrived. Sure he has made them one of the elite programs since he's been there but they were in a few final fours and a championship game before him.
Vandy has never been close to dUKe in basketball, before or after coach K. Sure they could be a "dUKe of the SEC", but they're not, and won't be. They'll be what they've always been, outside of a few really good years, and that's middle of the pack in the SEC. They are a lot like UK in football with a little more success. We aspire to be an elite SEC football program, you have to or you'll be a laughing stock. Hopefully we can knock on the door once in a while. The key is to keep from collapsing every 4-5 years and set a baseline of success and try to maintain that throughout. In football our baseline should be 6 wins. That's not our goal mind you, just what we should expect, and hopefully break through every so often and knock on that door for a division title. Just don't let the down years be 3-4 wins, always be in a position to at least be .500. Same for Vandy in basketball and Stallings has them there right there, and it has been no easy task.
I think you are correct,SEC basketball(unless you are coming to UK) is not where a coach wants to come just to be here(unlike football)Miller will look for a bigger stageArchie Miller will be in the conversation for top tier jobs. He would never consider Vandy.
Didn't they win the NCAA women's bowling championship a couple of years ago? So there's that too..........Pretty tight at baseball last time I checked.. Other than that? Hot garbage..
But he has the same hairdo as Dukey V...
Vandy has an over-inflated ego. I don't like Stallings but he is a good coach. More importantly, he has done a good job of recruiting kids who are just below the radar and become pretty good players after a couple of years of college. Vandy will never be a consistent top 25 program. I think they would be crazy to get rid of Stallings.
One last thing, Stallings views Vandy as a destination job. He won't leave them until he retires or gets fired. If they bring someone else in they more than likely will leave after the first bit of success. Then they'll be hiring a new coach every 3-4 years.
Quite possibly, but they are not going to win with Stallings. Not saying he isn't a good coach - but how long has he been at Vanderbilt? How many SEC titles does he have? How many SEC tourney titles does he have? Vanderbilt was the second best basketball school in the SEC when he took over - now where are they? If Vandy wants to win, they must consider making a change - or they can stay with Stallings and be happy with being 6th or so in the SEC.
Vanderbilt has great potential. As I have said, they are the Duke of the SEC.
Go Big Blue!
Yeah, 104.5? Guy on there said a few boosters seem to think he should've been gone years ago..