Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
The Terry Duerod Fan Club, Ltd.
sweet·due (swēt-dū) n.
A Voluntary Association Dedicated To Moderately Timely And Occasionally Incisive Commentary On Professional Sports, With Particular Emphasis On The Teams Of The Boston Area. Since 2006.
Testimonials
"Blogtastic!"
-M. Tatupu
"Blogariffic!"
-A. Iafrate
"Blogtacular!"
-B. Lee
"I'm suing."
-T. Duerod
-M. Tatupu
"Blogariffic!"
-A. Iafrate
"Blogtacular!"
-B. Lee
"I'm suing."
-T. Duerod
Blog Archive
-
▼
2006
(326)
-
▼
April
(21)
- RB, WR, TE, FB, PK, OT, . . . .
- Great basketball
- Hot stove Celtics
- The end of lawlessness?
- On the plus side...
- Who will be the next Gary Payton?
- Hot stove talk
- Wells to the DL.
- Gomes watch, part 3
- Minor league basketball (cont.)
- HR Dept.
- Warning: past performance predicts future results
- Coach Cal to NC State?
- A penny saved is a penny earned
- Got scapegoat?
- Green Around The Edges
- Tebucky part deux
- 100 reasons to love Rasheed Wallace
- National champions
- Returning, but not prodigal.
- Details, details
-
▼
April
(21)
Links
- APBR
- Baseball Prospectus
- Basketball Reference
- Bill Simmons
- Boston Dirt Dogs
- Boston Globe
- Boston Herald
- Boston Sports Media
- Celtics Blog
- Database Basketball
- Doug's Stats
- Dr. Z
- ESPN
- ESPN NBA Trade Machine
- Football Outsiders
- Gregg Easterbrook
- Hoopshype Salaries
- Loscy's Chair Chuckers
- NBA Game Flow Data
- NBA Salary Cap FAQ
- Patricia's Basketball
- Peter King
- Real GM
- RealGM Tradechecker
- Rodney Fort
- Sons of Sam Horn
- Sports Illustrated
- The Best Damn Law Blog, Period!
3 comments:
The answer is obvious isn't it? Money. Either NC State pays him more, or Memphis redoes his contract for more. The article almost says as much. Either way, it's win-win for Calipari.
In the short term, sure. But in the long term, he can put together winner after winner in Memphis, but in Raleigh he'd have a struggle to stay close to UNC and Duke. Risky.
Says Andy Katz:
"John Calipari was on the brink of accepting the North Carolina State job Monday night.
His eventual change of mind was not because of compensation concerns, however. Rather, he was concerned he wouldn't have enough of a shot at doing what Wolfpack officials want: consistently beating Duke and North Carolina."
Post a Comment