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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostShe has an offer. Didn't commit. Smart kid because look how much thinks can change
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Well done Kenny. You pulled the sled, did the work and put 1000 gritty women into this world with a degree and work ethic. You helped so many and prospered, but have back... my sister thrived in your program. Thank you
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell done Kenny. You pulled the sled, did the work and put 1000 gritty women into this world with a degree and work ethic. You helped so many and prospered, but have back... my sister thrived in your program. Thank you
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWell done Kenny. You pulled the sled, did the work and put 1000 gritty women into this world with a degree and work ethic. You helped so many and prospered, but have back... my sister thrived in your program. Thank you
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCompletely disagree
Moving to the ACC with a good coach and a great facility would boost recruiting tremendously. With that woudl come greater success. The weird American conference is a major negative for most recruits. many top players only consider ACC schools. A move to the ACC, new facility and competent coach and UConn would be in the middle ACC tier before three years with a chance at the top by 5. Your comment is based on what they are now. What they could be is a lot more.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe big question is who gets this job? One of the assistants? A former player? Or the coach mentioned in the thread next to this that has turned the Princeton program around? They need to choose wisely, because everything that was said about UConn eventually sliding into mediocrity when they were left out in the cold during the conference shakeup, has happened.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSD has only been at Princeton a few years and is unlikely to leave while the program is building good momentum. There's loads of candidates out there. They don't have to have a tie to UNCONN or CT at all. That isn't how it works at this level.
Just don't hire a bloated ego like Ray Reid
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