IN — Thad Matta | OUT — LaVall Jordan
The process to get there wasn’t smoothly handled — Jordan and his staff were left twisting in the wind — but the end result is a hire that the fan base is fully on board with. Matta is a superb coach. He left Ohio State in 2017 because of health issues related to having drop foot. He’s better now, and Butler has a coach with a .740 win percentage who began his career with a one-season fly-by in 2000-01 at BU. Matta coached the Bulldogs to a 24-8 record and made the second round of the NCAAs. Butler’s league then? The Midwestern Collegiate Conference. Things have changed a lot for both in 21 years.
IN — Jon Scheyer | OUT — Mike Krzyzewski
After 47 years, the last 42 at Duke, Coach K is done. He will leave a massive void in college basketball: 13 Final Fours, five national championships and 1,202 wins. He exits with a case as the greatest coach in the sport’s history. At 34, Scheyer is the youngest head coach in a power league. He’s different from K in many ways, which will make this intriguing. Duke steps…
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