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Message: [QUOTE="msf22b, post: 3092681, member: 656"] Good piece Bay... Especially liked the tribute to Candace...now seen in perspective, certainly correct. And your initial thought about teacher and coach worthy of respect...spot on. But I don't completely agree with regard your list of super coaches. Sure, let's forget Waltz...He has no reason to go anywhere. But for Kara and/or Becky..it might be a smart career move. Is Becky...sooo wedded to the men's side? I would certainly ask In Kara's case there is the loyalty argument..."Please take all this wonderful talent and make something of it. i remember almost (not quite) poaching a world-class conductor for a group I directed...found the soft underbelly of his ambition and played it like a violin. I certainly wouldn't give up on those two; either would perfect...It would be fun having another major rivalry develop (or redevelop). You could even let Holly hang around as an assistant (or something). I truly believe she would be grateful and supportive when the inevitable turnaround occurs. OT: to my own thoughts...One of the most gifted and competitive players on the UTenn side hardly got in the game and was totally uninvolved in its outcome. too bad, because she might have made a difference. [I]“She has a chip on her shoulder,” Assistant Coach Bridgette Gordon said. “You talk about tough and gritty? That is Rae Burrell.[/I] Holly speaks about the qualities she requires...Duh, it's sitting right next to her on the bench. Has a similar background to a certain young woman we fondly recall... Nevada?...High Jumper? give me a break. OF course to understand the breadth of Gabby's feat...As a 15-year old, she jumped 6' 1.5"....Rae was Nevada champ in her senior year with a mark of 5' 6" Geno would know what to do with her. [/QUOTE]

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