Well, considering her hometown is Las Vegas.......
She's not, she went to Stanford.
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Okay. Everybody has a hometown. Doesn't mean being there is the best possible job. If she's ambitious, eventually she'll want a better job than UNLV. The Mountain West is already not a great conference, and it's going to get weakened in '26 when the new Pac 12 (or Pac whatever) raids it. I think there's a very definitive ceiling on what she can accomplish there. She's pretty much already at that point.
Maybe she knows something we don't about UNLV's likelihood of accepting a bid to the (new) Pac-12? That, or maybe she's a real Homer?
I think the Pac already put on a full court press and UNLV said no thanks. Mountain West must've really sweetened the pot for them to stay.
John Canzano's substack has lately suggested that mating dance is not yet fully over, but my interest in following the intrigue closely waned once Stanford got shipped off to the All Coasts Conference.
And here I thought the 0.27% for the men's bracket after round 1 was a wild stat. The women's side said "that's cute"
Not naming any names, but I know one of them intimately.
Isn't this post about coaches on the hot seat?
That and maybe the Harvard -Michigan State game yesterday. Harvard seemed like the sexy underdog pick too.
