((HT: CBSSports/Gary Parrish))
Multiple sources told CBSSports.com that Arizona used third-party representatives to gauge the interest of Few as early as November at the Old Spice Classic in Orlando, and that informal conversations continued this past weekend, right after North Carolina eliminated Gonzaga from the NCAA tournament.
One source put it simply: "This is Few's job if he wants it."
But does Few want it?
A source told CBSSports.com that Few is intrigued by the tradition of Arizona, but that he would have reservations about taking over a situation that could be similar to what Tom Crean inherited at Indiana. In other words, Few has never done anything but win in 10 seasons at Gonzaga, and so losing game after game next season because of a program that has been decimated by departures and a lack of recruiting is something he might balk at.
Also, Few could be hesitant about taking over at Arizona given that there's an ongoing NCAA investigation.
But sources insisted he'll listen, and that Arizona is talking.
1 comment:
AZ has a huge problem. No good coach wants the job because LUTE will not get out of the way. He still second guessing everyone. He may even have a voice on who to pick.
LUTE is a huge problem.
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