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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 3959869, member: 6620"] Megan Duffy would be an excellent choice for just about any job with her ability to maximize the talent she has. However, as Vowelguy brings up, she is very much the product of a Catholic upbringing: [LIST] [*]High School: Chaminade-Julienne [I]High School, Ohio[/I] [*][I]Undergrad: University of Notre Dame, Indiana[/I] [*][I]Graduate School (and first asst. coaching gig): St. John's University, New York[/I] [*][I]Current gig: Marquette University, Wisconsin[/I] [/LIST] [I]Notice a pattern?[/I] Yes, I can hear the "money talks," but Megan has lived and worked most of her professional career in the Midwest and/or Middle-Atlantic area. That's her recruiting zone, as well. Kim's made a killing at getting Texas- and regional-prospects, particularly bigs, to come to Baylor. Megan hasn't done that (yet) and I don't think Baylor brass would feel comfortable with "should." Possible Next steps for Duffy? Get some more experience first. Keeping working (a natural for her) and improving. Then.... I'm not saying Megan won't work at non-Catholic universities (see U of Michigan, George Washington), but it will have to the right fit. The sugestions below are all different, but would see up her alley. [LIST] [*]If and when Joe McKeown of Northwestern retires, a move down the Lake Michigan coast could be doable. [*]As for public universities, if UVA continues to flounder, Duffy's name should be on speed dial (along with GG and Beth Morgan Cunningham). [*]I'll continue to hope for lessons learned and marked progress between the first and second year at a certain school with a golden dome in northwest Indiana, but I'm sure Irish AD Jack Swarbrick knows how to find Megan... [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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