I suspect this as well. TCU apparently has a boatload of money, OM wants to run the entire show as point, and will get a big payday.
I have nothing against Ms. Prince, but I think it’s time for her to depart college, as a regular daytime student. I believe it’s time for her (and other 7-year student athletes) to become adults, leave the nest(s), and start paying for her/their own expenses. Because, in reality, how long shall we/must we, continue to “care for the kids?”
Yikes. Basically, this is the politest possible way for someone to confirm there was a chemistry issue.
Kinda makes one appreciate Geno’s emphasis on team culture in his recruiting. He’s swimming against the current to some extent in today’s recruiting culture, and it’s not surprising that not a lot of other coaches follow his lead in this. It’s not the quick path to success.
This conversation made me think of the Oklahoma game, I don’t wanna say it definitely, but the coach and the team seem like they had some chemistry issues. And it may show in the future. It’s crazy because I thought about how Geno does it literally while watching the game. The way some of the players interacted with each other I can see some viewing it as toxic, I wouldn’t see it that way, but I saw some questionable interactions between the players.
She basically let her sophomore guard do anything she wanted without reigning her in when it hurt the team.
As I see it, Prince has a job (with the TCU athletics department) and is paying her own expenses with the $$ she makes from that job. For all we know, not only is she taking care of herself but she could be helping to support her family. I sometimes have the reaction "Damn, 7 years. Come on people!" but then then I rethink it since college athletics is a job.
