I think Gonzo missed his opportunity after last season to get a big job. You could tell this season that Gonzo ate a big piece of humble pie b/c his antics on the sidelines were much toned down. I believe his average season this year also hurt his chances a bit. -- Fordham Rams Basketball Message Board

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Date Posted: Tue March 15, 2005 08:11:51
Author: Air Hej '02
Subject: I think Gonzo missed his opportunity after last season to get a big job. You could tell this season that Gonzo ate a big piece of humble pie b/c his antics on the sidelines were much toned down. I believe his average season this year also hurt his chances a bit.
In reply to: John 's message, "What about Bobby Gonzalez, who was an assistant at UVA? Or has Manhattan's lackluster year taken him out of the running? Gillen's a NYC guy (I remember him coaching Brooklyn Prep years ago, but then again, I'm old). He might be the "name" Stony Brook is looking for, or a candidate for Hofstra, if Pecora leaves. Also coached in New England, so maybe UMass? Agree that Ganulin's firing was a joke. Siena, SB and other programs should run, not walk, to get him in for an interview." on Tue March 15, 2005 07:38:26

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Were Mike Brey & DW the backcourt at Dematha? (NT) -- '85, Tue March 15, 2005 09:13:35
- DW and Sidney Lowe were the starting Dematha backcourt in 1979. I rememebr Brey playing for Dematha, but don't remember when he played. (NT) -- TNRam, Tue March 15, 2005 11:51:15
Gonzalez was with Gillen at Xavier, Providence, and UVA before he got the Manhattan job. I doubt UVA would want a Gillen disciple to replace Gillen. (NT) -- Stout for 3, Tue March 15, 2005 09:35:24

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