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Wetzel and Thamel: Susan is naive
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[QUOTE="The Funster, post: 2360619, member: 831"] Calhoun had to out work dozens upon dozens of coaches and when you do that and succeed, you make people jealous. He built a regional power into a team that earned it's place in the national spotlight. He was the first coach to do that and he did it by outworking dozens of established coaches at established programs. He went across the country, found his guys, coached them how to play and then kicked a lot of asses. Since he came to UConn there probably hasn't been a single coach that wasn't intimidated by his success. Some coaches will respect his efforts and some will cop out and say he must be cheating. F them. Maybe if JC was warm and cuddly he'd get more love but we all know he wasn't that kind of guy. F them. [/QUOTE]
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