Morgan Valley and Jasmine Lister

[BroadwayVa]

I was differentiating between Morgan and Jasmine, because Morgan has lots of experience and would find a position easily. Jasmine spent 2 years a
s a grad assistant at UConn and 1 year at Washington, so her resume is considerably lighter. Don't overlook my wording in the earlier post that "Morgan ... has a lot more experience than Jas." I didn't feel a need to address Morgan's qualities because her experience speaks for itself.

Got it. I probably read that a day or two ago--because I responded to that post--when I read this--knowing you, I saw no disrespect for Morgan, in a vacuum, the words not said was what I was wondering--those words obviously were used previously. Morgan is one of my very favorite former players.
Thanks.

 

[BroadwayVa]

Well in spite of Spike Lee, The Husky's are the "Mo' Betta' Blues". By the way, Spike and his sister live about 6 blocks from me.

I'd be bugging him for a spot in his next movie or TV special

 

[JordyG]

I'd be bugging him for a spot in his next movie or TV special

Not a chance. I've face made for radio.

 

[BroadwayVa]

Not a chance. I've face made for radio.

Not a chance. I've face made for radio.

I was told mine was one only a mother could love--and she left town.

 

[Teacherdeb]

Once again I feel compelled to point out that comments on a woman's looks without focusing on what is important, her coaching ability and potential, are just wrong and offensive. Good grief, how clueless can certain folks be considering the current zeitgeist?

 

[Shades]

I wonder if Lister would be interested in an job at an ACC school. I have a few in mind

Vanderbilt!

 

[RockyMTblue2]

I'm thinking that Geno made a recommendation to his good buddy Doug Bruno. This is a win-win for Jas and Doug.

T cited an article in another post that mentioned she caught Doug's eye while she was doing work with Geno at Team USA training.

 

[JSB60]

I would consider Chicago a major upgrade over Fayetteville, and why wouldn't any young coach want to work for Doug Bruno.