WBB: General All-NCAA Thread - Not Team Cyclones Stuff
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If you right-click then "Take Screen Shot" and download you can read the entire page.
Never happen, and it would make some mind-blowing...skin crawling, to hire Jensen if Bill retires. Billy is surely the odds-on.
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I think if Jan Jensen wanted to be a head coach, she'd already be a head coach.
What I like about her is stated in the article. She is very adept at developing bigs and may have a hand in Iowa's good recruiting. Her personality may not be there.
She has had offers over the years and chose to stick with Bluder. She is making more money at Iowa ($235k base) then she would be coaching at a mid-major, so I can't blame her for sticking at Iowa. And you don't have the headache of being the head coach.
Her name was mentioned at Drake after Lisa Stone and Amy Stephens left. At one point in her career, I knew she was considered a candidate at Xavier. This article from last year lists her as a potential but unlikely candidate at Missouri State.
Who will replace Coach Mox as the Missouri State women's basketball head coach? Names to keep an eye on
MSU Athletics Director Kyle Moats will be tasked with finding a leader who can maintain the Lady Bears' recent streak of excellence.
www.news-leader.com
The irony is Coach Steyer is a much more qualified candidate than Billy. Billy gets a lot of the attention but CBF has stated many times publicly that he considers JS the best asst coach in the country. I thought she did a nice job of running the team when CBF missed games. I have heard she has had several offers for head coaching positions but was content here.
Thanks for sharing. My take is that this list is biased towards coaches at upper mid majors (BYU, UCF) and lower P5 schools (everyone else) who have shown promise in the past season or two. Now that Campbell has proven himself at a low major (Sac St) and moved up to a P5 school (TCU), I'd bet $100 he'll be on similar lists soon enough.I was familiar with Campbell's story but he did not make a list of Top Ten young coaches by this article (some of which could move up):
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The top 10 new women's college basketball coaches to know, according to Autumn Johnson
The 2022-23 women's college basketball season will feature some new faces at the head of many programs. Here are the top 10 new coaches to know according to Autumn Johnson.www.ncaa.com
1. Natasha Adair, Arizona State
2. Amber Whiting, BYU
3. Sytia Messer, UCF
4. Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, Georgia
5. Sam Purcell, Mississippi State
6. Coquese Washington, Rutgers
7. Felisha Legette-Jack, Syracuse
8. Joni Taylor, Texas A&M
9. Amaka Agugua-Hamilton, Virginia
10. Dawn Plitzuweit, West Virginia (now U of Minnesota)
Three of these I am familiar with, but none of them enough to have a big opinion upon. No mention of the Wyoming coach
I know her name was mentioned for the Drake job a couple of times, but I don't know that she ever showed interest. You have to think there comes a point in their lives where they are content just being an assistant, and I think that is where Steyer is in her career.
Kansas knocked Nebraska out of the WNIT, 64-55. Jayhawks will get the winner of tomorrow's Arkansas-Texas Tech contest.
I was hoping brackets would breakdown for possibility of 3 of final 4 being big 12. Still have a shot for big 12 to have 3 in the final 8.
Memphis' Jamirah Shutes allegedly sucker punches Bowling Green's Elissa Brett in WNIT; police investigate
The Bowling Green State University Police Department is investigating after Memphis guard Jamirah Shutes sucker punched Bowling Green’s Elissa Brett during handshakes following a third-round game in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament.
Look Clark gets all of the attention and it’s well-deserved. But Maddy Siegrist from Villanova doesn’t get near the attention she deserves. I forgot how good she was when we played them and the entire year she has been an unstoppable force on the offensive end. What she’s doing in this Sweet 16 game against Miami is crazy good.
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