Billy Clyde's woes
I watched Houston pound Kentucky on Tuesday night, and I felt for Billy Gillispie. He looked so out of place in blue and white and looked like a man headed for the electric chair. That might be awaiting him when he gets back to Lexington. What Gillispie did at Texas A&M was incredible and may never be duplicated. Few thought that the Aggies could become relevant on the college basketball landscape but getting to the Sweet 16 last season looked like only the beginning.
I watched Houston pound Kentucky on Tuesday night, and I felt for Billy Gillispie. He looked so out of place in blue and white and looked like a man headed for the electric chair. That might be awaiting him when he gets back to Lexington. What Gillispie did at Texas A&M was incredible and may never be duplicated. Few thought that the Aggies could become relevant on the college basketball landscape but getting to the Sweet 16 last season looked like only the beginning.
To continue reading this article you must be an Insider
Fran Fraschilla
College BasketballFran Fraschilla is a college basketball analyst for ESPN. He formerly was the head coach at Manhattan, St. John's and New Mexico.
ABOUT THIS BLOG
College Basketball Experts
Fran Fraschilla is an analyst for ESPN and was previously the head coach at New Mexico, St. John's and Manhattan.
Joe Lunardi is the resident bracketologist for ESPN.
Seth Greenberg is an analyst for ESPN and was previously the head coach at Virginia Tech, South Florida and Long Beach State.
