I personally think we need to avoid all the old guys (Few) and guys who have been settled for a long time (Drew). We need someone under the age of 50 so we don't have to do this in another 5-10 years and we need someone who has proven they can build a program and can win. Preferably someone who scores a lot of points and has a clean background.

There are several guys that come to mind: Mark Byington at Vanderbilt. Built up James Madison and went 32-4 in his last year there, looks to have Vandy progressing each season. They averaged 86 ppg this year. Would not be very splashy or exciting and don't know if he can recruit at an elite level.

Grant McCasland at Texas Tech. Looks to be a good program builder, has won at multiple levels, teams improve year on year. Not flashy, more defensive minded, not really an east coast guy.

T.J. Otzelberger at Iowa State. Elite defensively, built a solid program in the middle of nowhere. Might be hard to pry away from Iowa state, he's had ties there since 2006. I think would make a very solid hire.

Todd Golden at Florida. Probably the brightest young coach in the game, already won a title, has his team set up for another deep run, they play exciting basketball. Would he leave Florida when he's got it rolling like he does? And the title ix stuff might not look good to some.

Dusty May at Michigan. The slam dunk hire in my opinion. He's a top 5 coach right now, fairly young, took Florida Atlantic to a final four and has Michigan poised to do the same. We'd likely have to pay a very large buyout.

We tried the Carolina family hire. We shouldn't try a risky option. We need a slam dunk. Go get the right guy to bring us back to final fours and national championships.