LMAO, man, one tongue in cheek post gets a novel. I think you're much too serious for this thread, and certainly for my post. I do appreciate the effort though.
Whatever you say.
Kansas super fans are (were) angry at Roy leaving. Maybe that has changed, as you say. But there have been many "we're better off with Self" posts and statements here and other places over the years. Time heals all wounds so that could have changed recently.
I don't think it's proper to conclude "We're better off with Self" implies hatred towards Roy Williams. That's like saying a guy who orders a steak burrito at Chipotle hates
carnitas.
A statement like "We're better off with Self" made today could be based solely on the relative ages of Self and Williams. Williams is 64. Self is 52. Williams is starting to reach an age where you might start wondering how much longer he wants to keep coaching. Self still has a lot of coaching years ahead of him. So one could argue "we're better off with Self" without even implying Self is a better coach, just younger. No hate implied or should be inferred.
Yet you seem to have concluded that I said Roy was a bad coach, undeserving of the HOF, and a bad person. I can't understand why you would jump to these conclusions
I didn't jump to any of those conclusions. That's probably why such a jump is difficult to understand. It didn't happen. If you have the high ground here, why do you have to resort to making stuff up?
You are either purposefully trolling or merely mis-remembering if you assert that UNC fans on this board disagree with that weakness.
False dilemma. Lot of other possibilities here. Boatloads.
You keep equating "Roy has one specific weakness" with "Roy is a bad in-game coach". I never made the latter statement and never said anything about UNC fans' opinions about Roy Williams, no matter how many times you try to frame the argument that way.
The specific incident I'm referring to was the postgame of the 2012 regional finals. This was the game where Kendall Marshall was hurt and Stillman White got thrust into starting PG duty. Roy drew up a great gameplan where instead of expecting White to replicate Marshall's role in the offense, he tweaked the passing patterns to let White throw easy passes and have bigs pass to other bigs from high-to-low post, or even low-to-low post. In the first half, it worked great. UNC scored on 7-8 straight possessions atone point, and their O-Rating for the half was several points about their season average.
With about 8-10 minutes left in the game, Self switched to a junk defense, a triangle-and-2 man/zone hybrid that stopped the UNC offense cold. With the UNC offense shut down, KU rallied to win the game and go to the Final Four. From the way the UNC offense approached the stretch run, it wasn't even clear they had recognized KU had switched from the straight man D they play 90% of the time.
The immediate discussion after the game centered on how the outcome would have been different if UNC had Marshall at PG. I mentioned how amazingly efficient UNC's offense was in the first half, brought up that Self switched defenses midway through the second half, and Self knew to wait to make this adjustment until after halftime because dropping new strategies on Roy in the second half was a known weakness. In response, UNC fans called me a sore winner and a Roy Williams hater. Tobias tried to counter the argument with a bunch of first/second half splits to try to show Roy wasn't inherently a worse coach in the second half than the first. That's what I meant by "resistance from UNC fans". I wasn't saying Roy was a bad coach nor did I say anything about how UNC fans felt about him.
Finally, please try to be less serious and personally offended by something you read on an Internet message board. Life is too short to worry about what some mouth-breathing UNC fan thinks about you or your fellow Kansas fans.
Taken under advisement. Thank you for your concern.
Still think you're reading way too much into my posts. A lot of hasty conclusions drawn.