Look, i hope she does and if she does i will be the first to get on here and say I WAS WRONG, i just don't think she has the goods to do it, Missouri State yes, SEC and Tennessee, i just don't see it. And if i am right we may never recover. Several prominent ladies programs are ghost as a result of 2 weak hires, just saying.You go to the grave yard.. the rest of us are going to watch KJH develop into one of the finest coaches in the land and bring respectability back to this program..hopefully without "fans"like you!!
Those programs people always refer to as having fallen off the map are not in Power 5 conferences. La Tech and ODU. That has as much to do with them not coming back as a powerhouse as have their coaching hires. It's apples to oranges folks. We have seen what one coach can do for a team in the SEC alone. SCAR and MSST are two prime examples. Oregon out west, etc. One good hire and any team in a power 5 can become a power house. Even if Kellie doesn't work out, it doesn't mean the program is doomed. All it takes is the right hire at the right time. The perfect scenario is Kellie has made the transition to elite. Time will tell. She will now have all the resources she needs to succeed.Look, i hope she does and if she does i will be the first to get on here and say I WAS WRONG, i just don't think she has the goods to do it, Missouri State yes, SEC and Tennessee, i just don't see it. And if i am right we may never recover. Several prominent ladies programs are ghost as a result of 2 weak hires, just saying.
Those programs people always refer to as having fallen off the map are not in Power 5 conferences. La Tech and ODU. That has as much to do with them not coming back as a powerhouse as have their coaching hires.
Ok everyone, here we go, i am a fan and i am going to step out of a realistic view into your orange colored world that gets offened by real view points. I am going to get behind this coach and our girls 100% win loose or draw, from this day forward nothing but positive opinion coming from me, and in 3 years if i am wrong for my post i will post on here in big bold letters I WAS WRONG, but if i am right are some of you going to post on here you were wrong. I am going to own mine how bout you? So at the end of the 3rd basketball season ya'll come at me and i will do what i said or expect the same in return. Fair enough?
From this statement forward no more real or as someone posted pathetic attitude.
SO WELCOME HOME COACH JOLLY AND GO LADY VOLS!
That is a pathetic attitude to have. Maybe a top 5 coach would have been better accepted, but there is no way we can pay out that kind of money with what is being spent on football and now on men's basketball. Instead, we are getting a true VFL that knows everything about the Lady Vol legacy that Pat built. I think she has a good chance to be successful. Things can't be any worse than they were with Holly. So why don't you show some Vol spirit and get behind her?? If not, there are other teams you can follow.
We shall gather at the grave yard, the gloomy gloomy graveyard. Paw bearers for this occasion, Phil Fulmer. He's big enough to carry the urn, cause after this hire LV BBP is toast, an ash heap. RIP LVBB
UConn has more to worry about in terms of becoming La Tech or ODU than Tennessee does, due to it's conference affiliation.
No recruit is going to Storrs, CT, the frozen tundra, if they aren't playing for Geno. No P5 program will feel the need to play them after Geno is gone. There is no longer an incentive.
While I agree with your premise, generally, given the second-rate status of the AAC, I think your "slightly" orange-tinted glasses are causing you to overstate your point.
UConn is an very good school located in the midst of a gigantic population concentration (150 miles from NYC, 100 miles from Boston). Storrs is far from a "frozen tundra." This is just like the uppity East Coast elite thinking of Knoxville as hillbilly heaven (not that that is a bad thing---it keeps them from moving here)!
I think the Huskies should have stayed with the Big East schools when they had the chance, but, assuming Geno is replaced with a competent coach, they will not go down the La Tech/ODU path. UConn will still be a relevant basketball power, probably affiliated with a stronger conference by then. Their men's team has survived their decision to ride with the AAC in large part because there are tons of prospective players within two hours of Storrs. I think that will hold for the women too, again, assuming a good coach is hired.