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"Sharif is knowledgeable and can relate to players in a way that most coaches do not. He is direct, honest, and creative. While he knows how to win and has won everywhere he has been, he fosters a team culture built on collaboration. He understands players and how to motivate them. Can he be tough? Yes, but he provides the kind of feedback and guidance needed for players to improve and for teams to be the absolute best that they can be. When it looks like things won't work out, he just find a way to bring it all together. "

"Just because you’re friends with coaches doesn’t make it right for you to cover up them sleeping and drinking with players on their own teams and other teams. What an absolutely terrible environment behind the scenes. The culture at DU is TOXIC and if you think it’s wrong like anyone would - you’ll be on the hit list next. "

"I have had a disappointing experience with this coach. Unfortunately, they do not take their responsibilities seriously and rarely provide opportunities for growth or development. Communication and guidance are minimal, and it often feels like the team's progress and effort are not valued. For anyone seeking a coach who is committed, supportive, and focused on developing their players, I would recommend looking elsewhere."

"He is a horrible coach all around. He is stubborn, uncaring, and has no business coaching at any level. He does not support his players and seems more interested in control than actually helping the team succeed. What makes it even worse is that he gets involved in personal issues that players are dealing with, and if you trust him enough to tell him something private, be ready for him to bring it up later in team meetings. He has no problem embarrassing players in front of everyone and making them feel small, disrespected, and worthless. A coach is supposed to build players up, earn their trust, and create a safe environment for the team. Instead, he does the complete opposite. No player should have to deal with someone who uses personal struggles against them and humiliates them publicly."

"Congratulations to Assistant Coach Kendrick Saunders on a historic year at Howard University. Regular Season MEAC Champions and MEAC Tournament Champions. NCAA win in the First Four. Proud of you Coach Saunders."