I'm always puzzled by Gonzo's inability to move on. Is he suffering for the sins of Lappas and Fraschilla? I would be extremely surprised if UMass took a chance on another former Manhattan coach. But I still can't figure out what he does that must give people cold feet when he interviews. There is no apparent stench about the Manhattan program, so what gives? He might just be the guy who should not move "up," stay at Manhattan, and be comfortable with a very nice career. Somehow he doesn't seem to have the personality for a becoming humility. -- Fordham Rams Basketball Message Board

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Date Posted: Mon March 21, 2005 13:46:05
Author: Drag-less
Subject: I'm always puzzled by Gonzo's inability to move on. Is he suffering for the sins of Lappas and Fraschilla? I would be extremely surprised if UMass took a chance on another former Manhattan coach. But I still can't figure out what he does that must give people cold feet when he interviews. There is no apparent stench about the Manhattan program, so what gives? He might just be the guy who should not move "up," stay at Manhattan, and be comfortable with a very nice career. Somehow he doesn't seem to have the personality for a becoming humility.
In reply to: DamnRam 's message, "Why would it be tough? He's the self-proclaimed Mr. Pipeline-to-the-NBA! But seriously, it must be tough for MC fans to support this guy given how shamelessly he's thrown himself at other programs and failed. I don't know whether it's Gonzo's name or Manhattan's that is no longer what it used to be - perhaps both?" on Mon March 21, 2005 12:30:42

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Gonzo used to be an absolute maniac on the sidelines, but has seemed to tone down his act this season. I'm actually surprised no one has hired him. He's definitely of that slick, smooth talking con-man mold like a Pitino. (NT) -- Air Hej '02, Mon March 21, 2005 14:08:20
- Gonzo consulted with a few of his more senior peers on why he wasn't getting big-time offers. He was told to tone down his sideline act, which he did. But not many people like the guy personally, and that rap is following him everywhere. (NT) -- Rambacker, Mon March 21, 2005 14:26:13
Boston Globe is saying Doherty is the one who pulled his name. (NT) -- RC74, Mon March 21, 2005 16:21:32

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