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It wasn't "wrong", but it wasn't the best option either...

Posted on: January 22, 2020 at 07:53:27 CT

zounami MU

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so I'm wondering if he's the best Sterk could find or if the Porters had a say in it.

And of course, you're absolutely right that Sterk is inept at contract negotiation. He proved that again recently with Drink's eye-popping $4 mil/year contract.

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Were the Porters influential in Sterk's hiring of Cuonzo? (nm) - zounami MU - 1/22 07:44:24

I think Sterk wanted CM regardless but made sure - SuperTone MU

- 1/22 07:48:48

I can believe that. Sterk was dumb enough to arbitrarily - zounami MU - 1/22 08:03:46

No, they didn’t really even know him - wu-tangtiger MU - 1/22 07:47:20

Ok. I didn't personally know Eric Musselman at the time, but - zounami MU - 1/22 07:59:42

Lol, you have got to be kidding me - kcmizzou99 MU - 1/22 07:55:05

Almost any coach not named KA was going to get them (nm) - wu-tangtiger MU - 1/22 08:08:50

That contradicts what you've said in the past about Cuonzo - zounami MU - 1/22 08:11:28

He was the Mizzou coach that signed them - wu-tangtiger MU - 1/22 08:39:48

I believe they were and to be honest I don't think the - cruiser MU - 1/22 07:46:17

It wasn't "wrong", but it wasn't the best option either... - zounami MU - 1/22 07:53:27

Bennett has a big part in Sterk going with Cuonzo (nm) - wu-tangtiger MU - 1/22 08:09:38