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Current asst will get the job next week. It’s a tough job with a lot of travel in conference but it’s a place that can become a winner easily.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCurrent asst will get the job next week. It’s a tough job with a lot of travel in conference but it’s a place that can become a winner easily.
I like to think they would have offered one of their 2 current assist coaches the position by now...
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With the right hire, UConn is poised to be best womens program in New England. Easily. Great school with top notch facilities, strong support, and a history of success. Similar to Rutgers, UConn should compete for league championship and make a deep NCAA run every year. The future is bright for Husky blue and white.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNT players are unicorns and families know it. It makes it easier to decide. Like anywhere else families will pick based on what clubs are available to them in their area, who has the best coaching, HS sports etc. With OW being the only GDA choice for many miles and a strong ECNL nearby, OW will only be able to get so far unless they dramatically revamp their coaching. Even then their location is a hindrance for many
Guess how many A & B llicense coaches there are at CFC? Answer: less than ow and FSA. In fact, CFC has only 1 A license I believe.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith the right hire, UConn is poised to be best womens program in New England. Easily. Great school with top notch facilities, strong support, and a history of success. Similar to Rutgers, UConn should compete for league championship and make a deep NCAA run every year. The future is bright for Husky blue and white.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith the right hire, UConn is poised to be best womens program in New England. Easily. Great school with top notch facilities, strong support, and a history of success. Similar to Rutgers, UConn should compete for league championship and make a deep NCAA run every year. The future is bright for Husky blue and white.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWith the right hire, UConn is poised to be best womens program in New England. Easily. Great school with top notch facilities, strong support, and a history of success. Similar to Rutgers, UConn should compete for league championship and make a deep NCAA run every year. The future is bright for Husky blue and white.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot anymore. They play in a weak conference. Why would a top player want to go hear and play weak opponents if a weak conference. Plus the weather stinks and Storrs is rural, farmland. You are a homer and living in fantasy land if you think UCONN women's soccer in its current state is tantalizing for anything more than just the athletic money they can provide. The allure and mystique of UCONN athletics has been fading for the past few years and they seem to be fading back to the Yankee conference and a small new england state university much like Maine, UNH, VT, UMASS, or URI. They better get to a big conference soon before it is too late (if it isn't already).
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThey won national championships in basketball and field hockey while being in the AAC. WV is a top program and its in a crappy school in an awful state. They can build a top ten program easily
Do you think when an employer is conducting interviews the school the candidate graduated from really means that much? If you think yes, you’re kidding yourself.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCrappy school in a crappy state?
Do you think when an employer is conducting interviews the school the candidate graduated from really means that much? If you think yes, you’re kidding yourself.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI’m willing to bet your d could not get into wv, and I am almost certain she couldn’t play soccer there. Still crappy?
No my daughter couldn’t play there but still doesn’t make it any less crap
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThey won national championships in basketball and field hockey while being in the AAC. WV is a top program and its in a crappy school in an awful state. They can build a top ten program easily
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The "competition" argument is silly. It's a sales pitch from the next and bestest, "elite" "academy" league, proffered so often to soccer sheep, it now masquerades as fact. Great competition week in and week out doesn't equate with deveopment. In fact, it stunts it. You want to face a mix, as teams learn different aspects from different situations. (The fact only a handful of colleges truly develop players is an entirely different discussion.)
Harvard and BC. A great academic school with no athletic scholarships, a shortened season, where winning soccer is a very distant priority for players, coach and administration. And a college that deludes it's students into thinking they're at Harvard, with crappy soccer facilities and even less support for soccer. These two best examples of UConn's competition make my point. If UConn makes a great hire, removes the impediment that Len T was over his last decade, the program can rise similar to Rutgers.
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