His team hadn't just lost; it had been lazy and uninspired, deadly sins for a coach who sees himself as an overachiever. Two players missed a weightlifting session two days earlier, he had been told, because they didn't want to walk in the snow. Now this: Virginia Tech's 10th Atlantic Coast Conference loss by a double-digit margin, a bottom-half finish in 18 of the 21 statistical categories maintained by the ACC and seven consecutive losses to end a miserable first season in Blacksburg.
Look how far we've come. Thank you Buzz.
Also this article from 2014 (still one of my favorite articles I read about Buzz).
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Wow, you weren't kidding. That CBS Sports article was amazing.
Not a whole lot of people questioning the move these days, I think. If he continues his team's upwards trajectory, and turns us into a routine Tournament team, he's going to be around for a long time, at a school with much higher revenue than the one he left.
People question the move in hiring season. Just like last spring, Buzz will be on a lot of teams list once they fire their coach because the perception is that he is available.