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North Carolina hasn't been the hottest thing of late. It may take a couple of years,but she will probably be an upgrade.Seems like a good hire for North Carolina.
If her time at Princeton is any type of implication, North Carolina won't be missing a beat hiring Courtney to take Sylvia's place.
Never know, many times what seems to be a golden opportunity, proves false.big missed opportunity
Looks like the writer is disappointed that TarHeel didn't get the job and trying to imply hiring Courtney was a mistake.Voepel writes a nasty, trashy column about Banghart's appointment.
I look forward to seeing Banghart make her look like the fool she is.
http://www.espn.com/womens-college-...ally-committed-returning-women-basketball-top
Looks like the writer is disappointed that TarHeel didn't get the job and trying to imply hiring Courtney was a mistake.
Because she coached at a lower level and doesn't have North Carolina connections , doesn't mean Banghart isn't a good hire.
Implying Elon's Charlotte Smith, the former Tar Heel player would have been a better hire
doesn't sound like it's the competition Courtney faced as Princeton's HC is the reason the writer is skeptical about success under Banghart , but he expected Charlotte Smith to be hired and taking his frustrations out on Courtney .
edited most of your reply out because everyone will be able to read what you wrote without me re-posting it in my reply here.I have a different perspective on what Voepel wrote. It was not the most complimentary to Banghart but really she (Mechelle) seemed to be more complaining about the way the athletics department administration handled the whole thing.
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Do not want that we need a clean slate when she is let go he is part of a regime that has been failing for years nowI think the eventual replacement for Stringer will be the assistant coach at Rutgers who was the acting head coach at the end of the season.Quick transition with salary savings.I liked he played full court pressure defense causing turnovers and layups.His ability to recruit as compared to Stringer would be a big concern.
How can you question whether or not the administration is willing to support the program. Look at CVS salary they are paying her top dollar with no rewards as far as performance on the court.When it comes the time to find a replacement for CVS, I would think RU would have its choice of high-level applicants, if the Administration is willing to support the program. The program has a rich history that while currently not at its peak, is not a major rebuild either (and CVS is still bringing in HS AAs). It's in a top conference in the B10 and you have prime recruiting territory in NJ, NYC, and Philly within 90min of campus (this area has produced nearly every WNBA star that has come from RU, minus Cappie and Wheeler). Banghart was obviously an intriguing candidate because of her NJ background, but, as Mechelle Voepel points out, she's never coached in a major conference, nor has she been a part of the recruiting world where you're competing to offer players scholarships. She may very well thrive, but there are likely plenty of other coaches who will find RU an incredibly intriguing place to build a legacy.
She is NOT getting payed top $$$. Where are your facts from Mr. Dentist?How can you question whether or not the administration is willing to support the program. Look at CVS salary they are paying her top dollar with no rewards as far as performance on the court.
just remember how it posts after something good happens, like a win or winning streak :The dentist never lets facts get in the way of his hatred for CVS nor for him calling for every RU coach to be fired. trolls gotta troll!!!