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By Josh Cunningham: Can one shot change an entire tenure? For Bill Self it has. Let me preface this with the fact that I am a Missouri Tiger fan, so if you are looking for a pro-KU perspective designed to make you feel better about the recent loss to VirginiaCommonwealth you are probably going to be disappointed. That doesn’t make what I am going to write any less true or biased against him, nor does it mean that I am not acutely aware of the fact that Missouri’s own underperformance during the same time period has led in part to the seeding that Kansas has enjoyed under Self. Bill Self’s tenure at Kansas, and the perception of that tenure, has been largely shaped by a single shot on a single possession.
Martin Manley interjection: I want to add simply that, although this is a reader contribution exclusively about a team from a fan of an opposing school, it doesn’t change the message. ANY reader contribution that is 1) timely, 2) well-written, 3) well-documented and 4) objective is welcome on UFR… and I couldn’t care less what a person’s predisposition is.
By Josh Cunningham: Can one shot change an entire tenure? For Bill Self it has. Let me preface this with the fact that I am a Missouri Tiger fan, so if you are looking for a pro-KU perspective designed to make you feel better about the recent loss to VirginiaCommonwealth you are probably going to be disappointed. That doesn’t make what I am going to write any less true or biased against him, nor does it mean that I am not acutely aware of the fact that Missouri’s own underperformance during the same time period has led in part to the seeding that Kansas has enjoyed under Self. Bill Self’s tenure at Kansas, and the perception of that tenure, has been largely shaped by a single shot on a single possession.
Martin Manley interjection: I want to add simply that, although this is a reader contribution exclusively about a team from a fan of an opposing school, it doesn’t change the message. ANY reader contribution that is 1) timely, 2) well-written, 3) well-documented and 4) objective is welcome on UFR… and I couldn’t care less what a person’s predisposition is.
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