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As long as he doesn't return to CCU.bodoyle wrote:Now he's going to UNC-W. And the move continues.
His family must love him. Move, get settled, move, get settled and repeat.
Ibanez wrote:As long as he doesn't return to CCU.bodoyle wrote:Now he's going to UNC-W. And the move continues.
His family must love him. Move, get settled, move, get settled and repeat.
No thanks. We will stick with Cliff.
trying to cry.....trying to cry.......
Why leave after a year though, especially to go to a smaller less successful program? I have no love for Buzz, but he had some success with ASU in both his brief appearances.collegesportsinfo wrote:I've stated on the blog, etc, "worst hire ever".
If you're UNCW, you hope you can get a guy who comes for 3-4 years and leaves for an A10/CUSA type of job. But Peterson has proven that he'll leave after a single year. At CCU, he interviewed at CofC after 1 year (CofC passed on him for Cremins). At App St, after 1 year, he interviewed at Marshall (was passed over). So he leaves for UNCW.
You know he'll be leaving...so why hire him?
Obviously, his sugardaddy MJ gave the blessing....Buzz Peterson is a piece of shit...fok him....good luck UNCW...You're a fokking whore Buzz....ASUG8 wrote:Why leave after a year though, especially to go to a smaller less successful program? I have no love for Buzz, but he had some success with ASU in both his brief appearances.collegesportsinfo wrote:I've stated on the blog, etc, "worst hire ever".
If you're UNCW, you hope you can get a guy who comes for 3-4 years and leaves for an A10/CUSA type of job. But Peterson has proven that he'll leave after a single year. At CCU, he interviewed at CofC after 1 year (CofC passed on him for Cremins). At App St, after 1 year, he interviewed at Marshall (was passed over). So he leaves for UNCW.
You know he'll be leaving...so why hire him?
Out of everyone, he's one to feel sorry for. Buzz betrayed him twice. He's a young man. Give him some slack.bodoyle wrote:My heart just bleeds for Anthony Breeze who dumped CCU to follow his butt-buddy Buzz.
Have fun moron!
Breeze leaving was what led to Coastal having as good of a season as they had this year. You should be glad he left.bodoyle wrote:My heart just bleeds for Anthony Breeze who dumped CCU to follow his butt-buddy Buzz.
Have fun moron!
Matt McMahon begins his 10th season on Appalachian’s bench. McMahon handles a great deal of the team’s defensive planning and coaching in addition to his duties in player development and recruiting.
“Matt is extremely organized and knowledgable about this group of players,” said head coach Buzz Peterson. “He’s sharp and recruited a lot of these players, which helps the program.”
One of the hardest-working individuals in his field, McMahon has been a tireless worker since stepping onto campus. A passionate member of the Appalachian basketball family, McMahon is a recognizable figure in the local community and recruiting trail.
This past offseason, the Oak Ridge, Tenn. native was ranked 12th on a list of top mid-major coaches by CollegeInsider.com.
In 2008, McMahon was voted one of the top 20 assistant coaches in the nation by his peers in a FoxSports.com poll. The poll serveyed 450 assistant coaches throughout NCAA Division I programs.
McMahon has strong ties to the Mountaineers. Following a successful playing career for the Black and Gold, he made the transition from player to coach when he was originally named to former head coach Houston Fancher’s first staff on Aug. 2, 2000.
McMahon spent the first part of the 2001-02 season at Tennessee as an administrative graduate assistant under Peterson. He returned to ASU as a member of ASU’s staff during the 2001 season.
A two-year starter for Appalachian, McMahon started all 32 games for the 1999-2000 Southern Conference regular-season and tournament championship team that finished 23-9 and advanced to the NCAA tournament. A 6-1 guard, he was a part of the winningest four years in ASU basketball history, wrapping up his career with a 79-39 record under the direction of Peterson. During that time, Appalachian won the 1998, 1999 and 2000 Southern Conference North Division Championships.
A former walk-on to the program, the Oak Ridge, Tenn. product earned an athletic scholarship after three seasons and finished among the team leaders in three-point field goals his final two years. McMahon netted 60-of-132 long-range goals (.455) during his junior campaign to lead the team in three-point goals, attempts and accuracy.
He ranked in the top 20 in the nation in three-point field goal percentage during the 1998-99 season and was also named to the 1999 SoCon All-Tournament first team.
McMahon averaged 23.8 minutes per contest during the 1999-2000 season. He finished second on the squad in three-point field goal shooting, draining 45-of-132 tries (.341) and free-throw shooting, making good on 34-of-43 (.791).
McMahon wrapped up his career at Appalachian seventh on the all-time list with 135 three-point field goals.
He graduated from Appalachian State in May of 2000 with a degree in marketing. In the summer of 2005, McMahon married former Appalachian women’s basketball assistant coach Mary Brock. The couple gave birth to daughter Maris prior to the 2008-09 season.
Needless to say, I'm shocked (probably more so than Buzzard leaving--7 jobs in 10 yearsT-Dog wrote:Aaaaannnnnnnnnndddd Time!
A little bit around 80 hours is all it took for App to find a coach.
And it's Jason Capel. ODU fans might recognize the last name.
Matt McMahon is joining the ******* in the Dub.
). I wonder what the deal is with Matt, was he offered? Yesterday we had heard that Matt and Bobby Lutz were the front runners, and that Capel was going to go with Buzzard. I was solidly in the Bobby Lutz camp...I hope Charlie at least called him. We'll see how this hire works out, Jason has a total of 10 months coaching experience. I'm not doubting you but where's your source before I go telling everyone I know...T-Dog wrote:Aaaaannnnnnnnnndddd Time!
A little bit around 80 hours is all it took for App to find a coach.
And it's Jason Capel. ODU fans might recognize the last name.
Matt McMahon is joining the asshole in the Dub.
http://www2.journalnow.com/content/2010 ... res-coach/CrackerRiley wrote:I'm not doubting you but where's your source before I go telling everyone I know...T-Dog wrote:Aaaaannnnnnnnnndddd Time!
A little bit around 80 hours is all it took for App to find a coach.
And it's Jason Capel. ODU fans might recognize the last name.
Matt McMahon is joining the ******* in the Dub.
Yup, it'll be interesting. I don't get the hire, but I'm hoping JC is able to put the questions to rest with a lot of wins.ASUG8 wrote:.....as one of my former co-workers just e-mailed,
We're a football school.
Zero experience aside from having been a decent player, but his dad is a coach.
This is pretty much what I take away from this. People wonder why our students, alumni, non-alumni fans, locals, etc. don't support basketball as much as football... this is a great example of why. The administration doesn't care about it... Can you imagine Cobb, or anyone else involved, just going through the motions of hiring the next football coach when Jerry Moore retires?ASUG8 wrote:.....as one of my former co-workers just e-mailed,
We're a football school.
The thing is we've had some good seasons, this being one of them. Hell, they were paying Buzz about the same as Jerry but without the experience or winning tradition.Skjellyfetti wrote:This is pretty much what I take away from this. People wonder why our students, alumni, non-alumni fans, locals, etc. don't support basketball as much as football... this is a great example of why. The administration doesn't care about it... Can you imagine Cobb, or anyone else involved, just going through the motions of hiring the next football coach when Jerry Moore retires?ASUG8 wrote:.....as one of my former co-workers just e-mailed,
We're a football school.
That kind of PO'd me when they first announced his hiring last year.
