COY means very little when done over one season. Even more so in his case. Not science - young players have been raised in a fast paced game for years. Just watch film and answer is obvious. Play slow down in spots to work on game after we have established a presence with press/run. Billy did this in 2000. That is the COY type. Why do you make it so easy.
Your own ignorant prattle is what means nothing....
Over one season??? WTF are you yappin' about?
MWC CoY
C-USA CoY
1st Year taking over a 16-17 loser Gator team, he gets 20 wins and goes to the NIT Quarter Finals, and he did that with no NIT home games due to the O'Dome renovations.
2nd Year to the
NCAA Elite-8 (Egbunu healthy)
SEC CoY
4 Consecutive 20+ win seasons.
3 Consecutive NCAA Tourneys.
Still making the NCAA Rnd of 32 while both C Egbunu and then C Gak were injured out, so playing at that level with NO BIG MAN in the middle.
Began this season again with C Gak and then PF Bassett injured and unable to play.
(Bassett's now back limited, Gak's still out)
There is no we involved here, it's
THEY and HIM that's getting it done.
Why are you so stupid?
(rhetorical)
Mike White's Defense: 59-63-60-62-62-58-65 = 429/7 =
61.3 Pts/Gm
Mike White's Offense: 74-
51-66-
59-70-78-70 = 468/7 =
66.9 Pts/Gm
The difference is not coaching or the offensive or defensive styles,
it's strictly on the player's shooting %.
Hit enough open baskets and win,,, or miss enough wide open shots and lose.
It's pretty simple really....
