Post by colonel on Aug 23, 2013 11:49:49 GMT -5
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3. Bryant coach Tim O'Shea may have an opening on his staff, and if he does, he will likely hire former Boston College coach Al Skinner. It would be a home run hire. Skinner still tops the list of BC's all-time winningest coaches and a former ACC and Big East coach of the year. Skinner has been out of basketball for the last three years but has interviewed for a number of jobs, including Northwestern and UMass-Lowell. Skinner has been to a number of Bryant games the past few seasons, watching his former assistant coach at BC. O'Shea would be showing tremendous friendship and loyalty by bringing Skinner back to Division I. Adding him to a staff with Happy Dobbs would give the NEC upstarts the most experienced staff in the league. Bryant made the CBI last season in first year of Division I eligibility.
3. Bryant coach Tim O'Shea may have an opening on his staff, and if he does, he will likely hire former Boston College coach Al Skinner. It would be a home run hire. Skinner still tops the list of BC's all-time winningest coaches and a former ACC and Big East coach of the year. Skinner has been out of basketball for the last three years but has interviewed for a number of jobs, including Northwestern and UMass-Lowell. Skinner has been to a number of Bryant games the past few seasons, watching his former assistant coach at BC. O'Shea would be showing tremendous friendship and loyalty by bringing Skinner back to Division I. Adding him to a staff with Happy Dobbs would give the NEC upstarts the most experienced staff in the league. Bryant made the CBI last season in first year of Division I eligibility.
