FrozenLVFan
"Time for Nine"
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Please excuse the late replyWhat do you mean by this? She may turn out to be a great coach, or she may not. At this point, it's a complete unknown.
Indeed. I will never understand why Fulmer limited the "search" to just alums. I have to think we could have hired an established, successful coach of a Power 5 program, if we had tried. I highly doubt that UConn limits their search to alums when Geno retires.If you're wondering why the most storied program in women's basketball is where it is, consider we're now arguing whether they should have hired the coach with the mediocre resume or a coach with no resume...
Indeed. I will never understand why Fulmer limited the "search" to just alums. I have to think we could have hired an established, successful coach of a Power 5 program, if we had tried. I highly doubt that UConn limits their search to alums when Geno retires.
Indeed. I will never understand why Fulmer limited the "search" to just alums. I have to think we could have hired an established, successful coach of a Power 5 program, if we had tried. I highly doubt that UConn limits their search to alums when Geno retires.
Actually, I think UConn will. There will be financial constraints for sure. While Geno has said he will not pick his successor, I can not imagine the AD will go outside the family so to speak. As long as Shea is still in Storrs and wants the job, it will be hers. What outsider would want to succeed Geno?