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<a href="http://thepostgame... (Below threshold)1. Posted by Jeff | April 12, 2004 7:49 PM | Score: 0 (0 votes cast)
Back in March I wrote about the possibility of JT III coming to Georgetown back just before the official announcement of Esherick's firing.
As I noted then, GT III's wife works at Princeton where he currenty coaches and the reports are that's she's quite happy there so it could be a tough sell to get GT out of the Ivy League. But, man it'd be great if he did and obviously he'd have one of the best advisors anyone could ask for in his pop.
Johnny Dawkins, who attended high school in the DC area, is a good choice too. He'll light a fire under the Hoyas and add a little Duke mystique to the Hoya tradition he'd resurrect if given the job.
I don't know much about Jackson, but if the players are behind him then that's something to at least consider.
1. Posted by Jeff | April 12, 2004 7:49 PM |
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Posted on April 12, 2004 19:49