Clemson basketball is in that no-fly zone area right now. It is an area that no Athletic Director wants to be in. There are reasons to keep a coach that has routinely underperformed at his job for a decade while there are even more obvious reasons to not retain a coach that has underachieved at his job for a decade.
Saturday afternoon’s win against Louisville is more of a reason to not retain Brad Brownell than it is to bring him back yet again. Let me explain.
During the 2019-2020 season, Clemson basketball has ended the programs winless streak at Chapel Hill, beaten Top 5 Duke at home and now beaten Top 5 Louisville at home.