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Molinari Might Stay at Minnesota

tornado

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Here's the plan as it is being reported...

Minnesota might make an all-out push to lure UNLV head coach Lon Kruger back to the Big Ten and if he takes the Minnesota job, then since he is a long time friend of Jim Molinari (they were college roommates when they played together at Kansas State), Kruger would retain Jim Molinari as assistant coach/defensive coach at Minnesota.
Other names in the mix...Xavier's Sean Miller, SIU's Chris Lowery (but some rumblings about the slow down, low scoring style might hurt C-Lo), Butler's Todd Lickliter, and Winthrop's Greg Marshall).
Washington State's Tony Bennett's name has also been mentioned.
 
Re: Molinari Might Stay at Minnesota

tornado said:
Here's the plan as it is being reported...

Minnesota might make an all-out push to lure UNLV head coach Lon Kruger back to the Big Ten and if he takes the Minnesota job, then since he is a long time friend of Jim Molinari (they were college roommates when they played together at Kansas State), Kruger would retain Jim Molinari as assistant coach/defensive coach at Minnesota.
Other names in the mix...Xavier's Sean Miller, SIU's Chris Lowery (but some rumblings about the slow down, low scoring style might hurt C-Lo), Butler's Todd Lickliter, and Winthrop's Greg Marshall).
Washington State's Tony Bennett's name has also been mentioned.

I wonder if Mo was presented with two options of remaining as assistant under Kruger
vs. a head coaching job at a Valley school, what do you think he'd favor?
 
Re: Molinari Might Stay at Minnesota

chitownBUB said:
tornado said:
Here's the plan as it is being reported...

Minnesota might make an all-out push to lure UNLV head coach Lon Kruger back to the Big Ten and if he takes the Minnesota job, then since he is a long time friend of Jim Molinari (they were college roommates when they played together at Kansas State), Kruger would retain Jim Molinari as assistant coach/defensive coach at Minnesota.
Other names in the mix...Xavier's Sean Miller, SIU's Chris Lowery (but some rumblings about the slow down, low scoring style might hurt C-Lo), Butler's Todd Lickliter, and Winthrop's Greg Marshall).
Washington State's Tony Bennett's name has also been mentioned.

I wonder if Mo was presented with two options of remaining as assistant under Kruger
vs. a head coaching job at a Valley school, what do you think he'd favor?

I have no experience at all regarding Mo, but you have to think he'd take the head coaching gig, especially at a valley school. I just think anyone would rather run there own team, there way, as opposed to be working under someone.
 
Re: Molinari Might Stay at Minnesota

tornado said:
Here's the plan as it is being reported...

Minnesota might make an all-out push to lure UNLV head coach Lon Kruger back to the Big Ten and if he takes the Minnesota job, then since he is a long time friend of Jim Molinari (they were college roommates when they played together at Kansas State), Kruger would retain Jim Molinari as assistant coach/defensive coach at Minnesota.
Other names in the mix...Xavier's Sean Miller, SIU's Chris Lowery (but some rumblings about the slow down, low scoring style might hurt C-Lo), Butler's Todd Lickliter, and Winthrop's Greg Marshall).
Washington State's Tony Bennett's name has also been mentioned.

Why would Tony Bennett take a step down???????
 
The Kruger to Minnesota rumor is picking up steam, and the dominoes are also falling into place.
If Lon Kruger leaves UNLV, there is already a rumble in Las Vegas that they would go
so hard after UNLV alum Reggie Theus that he would find it impossible to refuse.
Theus has done a credible job rebuilding New Mexico State in just one year there.
 
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