The Mountain West is a big time league. Also, Wyoming has a decent tradition and a history of putting guys into the professional ranks. They've also got pretty good facilities. For comparison's sake, I'd rather be the coach at Wyoming than Auburn. I think you're more likely to put together a good run in Laramie.Hat, once again, you know the people involved for the most part, but what makes Laramie a decent job, if compared to somewhere like UVM? Just trying to get a feel for the landscape, i guess
Wyoming also has an advantage in that the Mountain West is a very JUCO friendly league. They get a lot of guys through that route.Just odd that they can get talent there where Cent Conn is shallow, but i guess the plethora of teams in the NYC area plays a role. Wyoming can get their country strong 6'10 guy who wins games.
Not sure of your age, hat, but did you follow Calhoun when the UC, not Northeastern, huskies were being born? As a little **** i was always Tate George