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Frank Martin press conference - completely rips his team and himself
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CVilleBuff
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Major, major mistake for him to go to South Carolina. That is not a place he will find success, he is not the right fit for them. South Carolina has been a basketball graveyard ever since leaving the ACC.
rolandftw
Club Member
I don't think he had too many other choices. At least half of the KSU team would have left had he stayed. He's a good coach, but not sure if there were too many good programs that would have entrusted their program in his hands.
He has a good guard coming in next year. Should make them more competitive at least.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Losing Anthony Gill, who transferred to Virginia and is sitting out this year, was an absolute killer. Dude is a complete baller.
With Martin, you're getting Bobby Knight minus at least 50 IQ points and without the integrity in recruiting & academics.
nolabuff
Club Member
He should be a perfect fit for the SEC then.
In all seriousness though, I think Martin will turn around SC. Besides UK and Florida, the SEC is a wide open conference in basketball. SC has a nice facility, surprisingly better than most of the conference. Columbia is one of the better college towns in the SEC, especially if you're looking to not be stuck in a 20,000 deep south metropolis. Way easier to recruit to than Manhattan, Kansas. Add that to being close to the Mid-Atlantic recruiting hotbed, which they've already began to tap and Martin's Miami connection. The ingredients are there for him to be successful.