Re: Colorado State
Took a floundering program in Vermillion and turned them into a winner. He does recruit Texas, which, along with Colorado is CSU's footprint. The Front Range of Colorado is heavily populated by Texas transplants. Heck, the entire state is populated by Texas transplants. Half of my neighbors here on the Western Slope came from Texas. Plus, you may want to take a closer look at his roster, there are as many Coloradan's on the roster (plus Mooney from Air Force) as Texans.
He has proven he can win. He has proven he can recruit. He is very well known in Ft Collins and across the Front Range. Is a former Mile's assistant, Mile's being the guy LOVED in Ft Collins to this day. He has a personality that is the polar opposite of Eustachy and he would be thrilled to take the $600,000 - $650,000 salary CSU are reported willing to pay.
And let's be honest, if not for SDSU Smith would have likely taken USD to two NCAA tournaments.
I don't know if it is his to lose, I think it will be a former Mile's assistant now that Fox has pulled his name. The two with head coaching experience, Smith and Medved. I expect it will be one or the other.
Originally posted by Justwin
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He has proven he can win. He has proven he can recruit. He is very well known in Ft Collins and across the Front Range. Is a former Mile's assistant, Mile's being the guy LOVED in Ft Collins to this day. He has a personality that is the polar opposite of Eustachy and he would be thrilled to take the $600,000 - $650,000 salary CSU are reported willing to pay.
And let's be honest, if not for SDSU Smith would have likely taken USD to two NCAA tournaments.
I don't know if it is his to lose, I think it will be a former Mile's assistant now that Fox has pulled his name. The two with head coaching experience, Smith and Medved. I expect it will be one or the other.
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