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Message: [QUOTE="Rooster C., post: 4104900, member: 10168"] To be clear, I was the one who put her on the list. It is NOT because of that home loss although it is indicative of her lack of success. Her predecessor four year record was 82–47 (.636) and 38–30 (.559) in conference. Minnesota finished 6th,5th,10th, and tied for 3rd including a 2nd round NCAA tournament appearance Stollings final year which I assume wasn't deemed good enough to be retained. Under Whalen their record over 3 years is 44–37 (.543) and 20–31 (.392) in conference. Her best season was her first when she inherited previous coach's players. She has gone from tied for 6th to 11th and 10th. No Top-100 recruits in 2018, #76 [URL='http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/235855/jasmine-powell']Jasmine Powell[/URL] in 2019, #68 [URL='http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/236618/alexia-smith']Alexia Smith[/URL] and #94 [URL='http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/238943/erin-hedman']Erin Hedman[/URL] 2020, #98 [URL='http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/243966/katie-borowicz']Katie Borowicz[/URL] 2021 (her first MN recruit) and yes, 3 very good recruits for 2022 all from Minnesota. More importantly are all of the great Minnesota players she has missed out on during her tenure. Even with that very good 2022 class that will be the beginning of year 5 and freshmen for the most part don't pay dividends for at least a year or two so like year 6 or 7 ? In the meantime most of the conference is getting better and it's hard to see a dramatic turnaround anytime soon. How many years should she get compared to the previous coach if that's the criteria for success? [/QUOTE]

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