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This is some bating. Good no call.

People who support the programs financially wanted and supported the hires.

Coyle seems to give the locals and influencers what they want on the same hire and then when they fail he goes his way. Johnson, Whalen, and Motzko were all those type of hires in my opinion. Whalen got a good class in but seemed stressed beyond repair and as some have said, almost relieved...

They’re good at what they do and add depth and perspective to coaching staff. Our AD and football coach running coaching interviews while court side yesterday. :ROFLMAO:

That’s the two game session with four teams. Going to need a big push tomorrow to have same crowd.

I've watched 6'10" kids get cut because they don't fit how teams play today and they still play AAU and go onto college ball.

You are correct sir

I always like when someone on Twitter does the homework I'm looking for.

Jenna Guyer, C/F, Green Bay (Centennial) Tessa Johnson, G, South Carolina (St. Michael-Albertville) Gianna Kneepkens, G, UCLA (Duluth Marshall) Olivia Olson, G, Michigan (Benilde-St. Margaret’s) Hadley Thul, G, South Dakota State (Alexandria) Aaliyah Crump, G, Texas (Minnetonka) Addi Mack, G...

Correct and Coffey''s daughter played at Northwestern. Basketball and volleyball teams have about 13-15 sports or 3-4 a year and fit is more important than legacy.

I would have asked. Any chance your kid transfers back? Why do Lakeville kids think they have to wear red in college? How many papers did you write in college? What was Miles Tarver like? Did you see Niko as the future coach back then?

Coyle got her a 5 year extension. she will remember that next time around :ROFLMAO:

It also benefits to have a star player that the networks want to put on TV in prime time and games. MN is not on that radar. We need a sweet 16 run to get noticed.

People want to be where there are people and competition. Like hockey, basketball numbers are huge with over 1,800 youth teams playing in the MYAS state 3-8th grade tournaments. Add that in-house programs in some areas are strong. Opportunities abound, but there is a huge gap in cost points...

I'm betting he gets a significant amount if not all of his money.

The buddies at other schools are already on the phone talking to the players about their program and coaches.

It's a new age of college sports.

If you don't think Minneapolis and the Vikings aren't going to host an NDSU game, you are mistaken.