Nothing in that says he's interested. It's pure speculation based on his past history and current situation with the Bulls.
I’m getting the feeling we’re getting stuck with Drew whether we like it or not. Hope it’s just gas or something
I'm so sick of hearing buddy duddy Drew's name. I'm almost sure it's gonna happen.Next Kentucky Coach Odds
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Player Odds Implied Probability Nate Oats, Alabama +350 22.2% Scott Drew, Baylor +450 18.2% Bruce Pearl, Auburn +600 14.3% Billy Donovan, Chicago Bulls +625 13.8% Dan Hurley, Connecticut +650 13.8% TJ Otzelberger, Iowa State +800 11.1% Rick Pitino, St. John’s +1100 8.3% Jay Wright, formerly Villanova +1200 7.7% Mark Pope, BYU +1200 7.7% The Field +1500 6.3%
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I don’t think so either. It will be someone not really talked about. I can feel it.And, if it's not him it is going to get even more sad in here. I just don't think any of the top candidates actually want the job. So hope Im wrong.
I read somewhere today that Drew would likely be able to bring some good players with himI’m getting the feeling we’re getting stuck with Drew whether we like it or not. Hope it’s just gas or something
21 years at BaylorI personally don't want Wright or Donovan, give me a current coach that is incredibly hungry like Oats or Pearl, but I would be happy with Drew too tho, dude knows what he is doing and his teams play incredibly hard.
He took over a horrific program and rebuilt it to championship level. That is impressive. He is nowhere near Oats or Pearl in my opinion but he's a better hire than Wright or Donovan who have no experience with current climate of college basketball.21 years at Baylor
446-244 for 64.6%
15 double digit loss seasons (including the last 2)
2 Big 8 conference titles
0 Conference tourney titles
9-30 versus Kansas
1-16 AT Kansas
12 NCAAT
20-11
3 1st round losses
4 2nd round losses (including the last 3)
5 S16s
3 Elite 8s
1 F4
1 NCAA Title
Yearly NCAAT results:
2008 1st round As 11 seed Baylor lost to 6 seed
2010 Elite 8 as 3 seed lost to 1 seed
2012 Elite 8 as 3 seed lost to 1 seed
2014 S16 as 6 seed lost to 2 seed
2015 1st round as 3 seed lost to 14 seed
2016 1st round as 5 seed lost to 12 seed
2017 S16 as 3 seed lost to 7 seed
2019 2nd round as 9 seed lost to 1 seed
2021 won title
2022 2nd round as 1 seed lost to 8 seed
2023 2nd round as 3 seed lost to 6 seed
2024 2nd round as 3 seed lost to 6 seed
**Missed 8 NCAAT**
No to Pitino, this isn't 1997. And no to Pearl unless he is 20 years younger.Next Kentucky Coach Odds
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Player Odds Implied Probability Nate Oats, Alabama +350 22.2% Scott Drew, Baylor +450 18.2% Bruce Pearl, Auburn +600 14.3% Billy Donovan, Chicago Bulls +625 13.8% Dan Hurley, Connecticut +650 13.8% TJ Otzelberger, Iowa State +800 11.1% Rick Pitino, St. John’s +1100 8.3% Jay Wright, formerly Villanova +1200 7.7% Mark Pope, BYU +1200 7.7% The Field +1500 6.3%
2024 Kentucky Next Coach Odds: Who Will Claim John Calipari's Spot?
After 15 seasons, more than 400 wins, four Final Four appearances, and one national championship, Kentucky's most sought-after spot in college basketball, is open. Read on for Bookies.com expert oddsmaker Adam Thompson’s pick on the next head coach in Lexington.bookies.com
Cal took over a horrible program after Billy G and took it to championship level as well at one point. We’re trading his bad for Drew’s bad but with worse recruiting. Exactly why I had hoped cal was here one more year so we could possibly get rid of Mitch first so someone could make the proper hire.He took over a horrific program and rebuilt it to championship level. That is impressive. He is nowhere near Oats or Pearl in my opinion but he's a better hire than Wright or Donovan who have no experience with current climate of college basketball.
Ok Baylor basketball and UK basketball aren't in the same galaxies as far as rebuild difficulties. Cal's best days happened 10 years ago. Drew's best days happened a few yeas ago. He has significantly more tread on his tires than Cal, which should be blatantly obvious. Quit making me defend him like I love him lol. Ive made it clear he's distant behind Oats and Pearl.Cal took over a horrible program after Billy G and took it to championship level as well at one point. We’re trading his bad for Drew’s bad but with worse recruiting. Exactly why I had hoped cal was here one more year so we could possibly get rid of Mitch first so someone could make the proper hire.
Why would one of the big boys have to make a crazy offer to take a Baylor coach?
If Cal were still our coach I'd argue with you Woodrow over that one but now it's an Arky fan's job(thank God) and now I don't feel a need to defend Cal about anything.Oh no. He’s just a terrible coach. Let’s just pretend we didn’t just lose a coach that had two final fours vacated.
I guess these odds never change from the original opening probabilities based on news and people betting money...Next Kentucky Coach Odds
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Player Odds Implied Probability Nate Oats, Alabama +350 22.2% Scott Drew, Baylor +450 18.2% Bruce Pearl, Auburn +600 14.3% Billy Donovan, Chicago Bulls +625 13.8% Dan Hurley, Connecticut +650 13.8% TJ Otzelberger, Iowa State +800 11.1% Rick Pitino, St. John’s +1100 8.3% Jay Wright, formerly Villanova +1200 7.7% Mark Pope, BYU +1200 7.7% The Field +1500 6.3%
2024 Kentucky Next Coach Odds: Who Will Claim John Calipari's Spot?
After 15 seasons, more than 400 wins, four Final Four appearances, and one national championship, Kentucky's most sought-after spot in college basketball, is open. Read on for Bookies.com expert oddsmaker Adam Thompson’s pick on the next head coach in Lexington.bookies.com