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I subscribed to them last year but I didn't see a lot of content there that I cared about. It was easy to unsubscribe online though.
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I subscribed to them last year but I didn't see a lot of content there that I cared about. It was easy to unsubscribe online though.
That’s impressive. Those ADD meds the Boneyard has been handing out must be doing some good.Wow, 25 posts and about 5 of them about the subject...Lou.![]()
I don’t see Shea leaving Vanderbilt see looks to be the type who wants to build her own program into prominence where Carla has done that with Princeton in the Ivy to pretty much the pinnacle of where she will get that team. If she’s looking for a national championship UConn would be the place for her. And she has shown she can get lesser talent to the big dance year after year. How far she could take top talent would be interesting to see.Agree. Shea Ralph or Carla Berube.
Who passes up UCONN? It's already prominence, it's built in recruiting, it's everything everybody else wants to be.I don’t see Shea leaving Vanderbilt see looks to be the type who wants to build her own program into prominence where Carla has done that with Princeton in the Ivy to pretty much the pinnacle of where she will get that team. If she’s looking for a national championship UConn would be the place for her. And she has shown she can get lesser talent to the big dance year after year. How far she could take top talent would be interesting to see.
The big issue/question for Shea is what the ceiling is for Vanderbilt, especially after Texas and Oklahoma join the SEC. Will Vandy end up being buried in the bottom half of the SEC year after year? Probably. Shea is a very competitive person who is accustomed to winning.I don’t see Shea leaving Vanderbilt see looks to be the type who wants to build her own program into prominence where Carla has done that with Princeton in the Ivy to pretty much the pinnacle of where she will get that team. If she’s looking for a national championship UConn would be the place for her. And she has shown she can get lesser talent to the big dance year after year. How far she could take top talent would be interesting to see.
Except being in a P5 conference. That does, and will, matter.Who passes up UCONN? It's already prominence, it's built in recruiting, it's everything everybody else wants to be.