RETIRE NO 21

@AnthonyDiComo New year different Mets.

If this is how the Mets lose...

@NickMullins15 Wtf bullshit is this

There’s no way 😂

@SoConJohn22 And UNCG won 29 games that year got to conference final and was 89 which was bs. after 2020 they changed the ranking because they didn’t want to see mid majors sniffing at large bids

Interesting…

@TheMcCollumEra You guys are just seeing this from his time at Iow. You should have seen him at UNCG. He one time hit the scores table so hard he broke his hand

Let your pain fuel your purpose.

@TheSamerAli @StankBastard @StevenCheah If u guys have all this stuff and health days lay down beds on planes and everything why can’t your team stay healthy and is always the most injured team every year

I mean... Shit, I'D leave the Bucs 😂

@mlb_phanatic He gave up two runs. Why don’t u ask skuble why he didn’t want to pitch. Why cal Raleigh PCA and Gunnar not playing. Why dont u look at judge who never shows up in big games.

No disrespect to McLean, but remind me why exactly USA has a rookie pitching in the championship game?

@TheNCSportsNet @undecidedAce Because the school doesn’t care about sports is why If we had a chancellor that gave a shit about our athletics program we would have a bigger collective. Basketball is not the flagship soccer is. Basketball shoukd be but it’s not.

$95K for men’s basketball NIL? For what is supposed to be UNC Greensboro’s flagship sport? That number ought to embarrass people. Because while UNCG is trying to play Division I basketball, its students are already paying a very real price to prop up the athletics department — and the scale of that burden deserves a whole lot more scrutiny than it gets. The current UNCG athletics fee is $843 a year for a full-time undergraduate. Stay on campus four years, and that is $3,372 out of one student’s pocket. Put that in plain English: at North Carolina’s $7.25 minimum wage, a full-time UNCG student is effectively giving the athletics department the equivalent of 465 hours of labor. That is not symbolic support. That is not loose change. That is real money. Now multiply it. With roughly 18,700 students and an undergraduate population that appears to be about 80 percent of the student body, UNCG likely has around 13,100 full-fee students in 2025–26. That means roughly $11.1 million a year in student money is flowing into athletics before you even start counting students paying reduced or partial versions of the fee. So let's stop pretending student fees are some minor line item in the background. They are a pillar of the operation. Which is why the obvious question becomes impossible to ignore: If students are pumping more than $11 million a year into athletics, why does the flagship sport reportedly have just a $95,000 NIL budget? What exactly are students buying here? Because if you are going to reach into student pockets year after year, you had better be prepared to show something resembling a serious competitive strategy in return. This is where the conversation gets uncomfortable for administrators, but it should not be uncomfortable for anyone else. If the average student is effectively paying more than $3,300 over four years to support Division I athletics, then this should not be buried in a fee schedule and waved away like business as usual. It should be debated openly and honestly — by students, parents, alumni, taxpayers, trustees, and state leaders. There is nothing inherently wrong with using student fees to support athletics. But the size of the bill matters. The results matter. The transparency matters. And the return on investment matters. At UNCG, this is not pocket change. It is a multimillion-dollar annual subsidy from students. And that should trigger much tougher questions than the school is probably comfortable answering. How much of the athletics budget depends on student fees? How does UNCG compare to peer schools? Why is the NIL number for men’s basketball so low if this is the program’s flagship? And how long do schools think they can keep leaning on students to fund ambitions they are not fully willing to explain? Because if you are taking $11 million a year from students, “trust us” is not a strategy, it's an excuse. #NCPol #NCGOP #NCDEMS #FiscalResponsibility #Budget #Priorities #ShouldUNCGbeDivisionOne #CollegeBasketball #MarchMadness

@UNCGBasketball I better hope u made the right hire alumni wanted others but he hired his boy. If this fails both need to go.

@GoodmanHoops @TheFieldOf68 Smdh

UNCG has hired former Stanford and UAB head coach Jerod Haase, source told @thefieldof68. Haase has agreed to a 5-year deal, per source. 

Haase, 51, was 126-127 in eight seasons at Stanford (2016-24). He was 80-53 in four seasons at UAB (2012-16) - including an NCAA tourney appearance in 2015. 

UNCG athletic director Brian Mackin hired Haase when he was the AD at UAB.

@TheFieldOf68 @SoConJohn22 Smdh hires his boy when alumni wanted @CoachEldridge23. This guys got two years of alumni will be calling for both heads to roll

UNCG has hired former Stanford and UAB head coach Jerod Haase, source told @thefieldof68.

@midmajorball Smdh

UNCG is hiring former UAB and Stanford coach Jerod Haase to a five-year deal to take over its program. Haase went 206-180 in his 12 years between the two programs, leading UAB to the Round of 32 in 2015. Haase also was a North Carolina assistant coach from 2003-12.

@CultureOfCBB @JonRothstein Mike jones era went from playing in 22k arena to 1800 seat gym. Yes he won 20 games three times but lost In first round every year including Losing to VMI last year. This year was first year winning game in tournament. He couldn’t keep a recruit or transfer too

@JonRothstein Wack ass hire Should have kept Mike Jones

Sources: UNC Greensboro is targeting Jerod Haase as its next head basketball coach. Nothing is final, but the two sides are now working through the framework of a deal that would make Haase the Spartans' next head coach. Former head coach at both Stanford and UAB.

@BigPapaRCJH @PeteNakos @JayhawkSlant @On3 I don’t know if this is good or a rib

@PeteNakos @JayhawkSlant @On3 UNCG fans better get ready to watch their team be performative AF diving for loose balls that are already 10 feet out of bounds

UNC Greensboro is working to hire former Stanford head coach Jerod Haase, sources tell @On3. Was also previously at UAB. on3.com/news/2026-coll…

@TheJJohnsonTV Yea who’s the big secret

UNCG announces a press conference for tomorrow (Wednesday) at 11am to introduce the new men's head basketball coach.

@UNCGBasketball @UNCG @uncgspartans @SoConSports What’s the big surprise announce who it is or are u worried about the backlash.

UNCG Athletics to Host Press Conference 📰 go.uncg.edu/tc1te3 #letsgoG

@bhallwfmy @UNCGBasketball @WFMY @uncgspartans Do u have any inside info

.@UNCGBasketball will announced new Head Coach Wednesday at 11am. @WFMY #wfmysports @uncgspartans

@Sam_Federman One of the best coaches in the game but also a better person

Less than 365 days later

@JordyKuiper @CoachWesMiller Bring em back

Some chapters end. But this story is far from over 💛

@PeteThamel @SportsCenter @jeffborzello Come on back to the G

Sources: Cincinnati is firing coach Wes Miller, who did not reach the NCAA Tournament in five season there, per me and @jeffborzello. Miller went 100-74 over five years, two in the AAC and three in the Big 12.

@BrianMackin_AD why are u not interviewing @CoachEldridge23 he would bring knowledge from Coach Fran keep Josh gross and possibly have our best recruit recommit. Don’t make a dumb decision and bring a coach in that sucked at Stanford. Listen to your alumni.