Stringer retires after 50 seasons as head coach
Hall of Fame coach C. Vivian Stringer announced her retirement after 50 years in college basketball on Saturday.
ESPN article on CVS
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Thanks for posting this and it looks like, from what I see , that CVS and Hobbs reached a financial settlement that means she won't be moving to an administrative position or be paid for the unused portion of her contract.
I wish Vivian the best, es[pecly the type of health that allowes her a good retirment doing the things she wants to do.
I wish Vivian the best, es[pecly the type of health that allowes her a good retirment doing the things she wants to do.
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LOL you must have read my reply in middle of an edit because it was posted incomplete .
for some unknown reason I have messages posted before I'm done and need to edit them to finish what I wanted to post
Can I just gripe about one thing - this is ESPN, this is "the" sports gurus. One would think.
Including Sue Wicks among the players she sent to the WNBA is, um, an obvious error. Just saying.
I try not to be hyper critical, but I am so frustrated by articles about anything and everything that somehow misstate a fact.
Including Sue Wicks among the players she sent to the WNBA is, um, an obvious error. Just saying.
I try not to be hyper critical, but I am so frustrated by articles about anything and everything that somehow misstate a fact.
Wasn't going to post for various reasons. God forbid Mechelle the Voepel got involved with her anti C. Viv articles, and actually wrote the article. Instead some newbie with UConn roots writes it. Can't make this stuff up.
Voepel has posted an ESPN tribute article - later than the breaking news by Alexa P - but a nice article without the Wicks glitch. I suspect that Voepel may have had another assignment first or had Sat AM off. She covers more than WCBB.
Rutgers' C. Vivian Stringer a pioneer through coaching triumphs and personal tragedies
C. Vivian Stringer is a giant in the industry who paved the way for many coaches, but she is also a relatable inspiration to so many beyond basketball.
