Here is a link to his contract
https://ia601009.us.archive.org/8/items/613148-mccafferycontract/613148-mccafferycontract.pdf
https://ia601009.us.archive.org/8/items/613148-mccafferycontract/613148-mccafferycontract.pdf
Didn't that man also claim to see a four foot tall BigfootRemember a month ago when soybean said he might get fired? Shows 2 things; how hot we've been and how naive that post was.
Remember a month ago when soybean said he might get fired? Shows 2 things; how hot we've been and how naive that post was.
Didn't that man also claim to see a four foot tall Bigfoot
And it still had big feet?
Don't think he's gonna move his kids again. Isn't Jonathan only in 4th grade?yep ....and he is already 6ft 5 with a 9ft wingspan and a 38inch vertical --another reason to keep Fran.
Not really...its face and body was like that of a young boy. Slender but muscular.
I concur, but I think a lot will depend on how big of a step back we take. So big that we miss out on even an NIT bid is probably going to bring some harsh criticisms ...unless we make a deep run in the tournament this year, then he'll get that "throw away" year to recalibrate the team.Fran will get his pot of gold after this year and he will have earned it. We will take a step back next year and I hope that people cut Fran some slack.
His son is only a junior at ICW this year.Will anyone make a run at hiring Fran this year? He'd certainly be at the top of my list if I was an AD. I wouldn't be surprised if his agent uses that to get him more money. It certainly worked for Ferentz. That being said, I can't see him leaving unless it was a top tier program (e.g., Duke, UNC, Kansas, UCLA, Kentucky). Luckily, all of these schools have coaches that will probably stick around.
Once Connor enrolls next year, I think there is no chance of him leaving ever. Patrick won't graduate until 8 years from now, and by that time Fran will probably be too old to consider leaving. Thus, as long as he doesn't get poached this year, we are going to have a great basketball coach for a long time.