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05-12-2008, 09:33 PM
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Schultz would be a good fit. I would think if its not a Hawkeye, Schultz and maybe Henson would be on the short list.
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05-12-2008, 09:48 PM
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I've always wanted to see Gene Mills back in Div I.
Palo Alto is a tough place to live. The homes are generally over $1M because of silicon valley. If it was tough for Santoro to cut in College Park, the financial requirements for Palo Alto are off the scale. I can't think of another Div I neighborhood that can match the cost of living in that area. |
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05-12-2008, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by JensenS  Heffernan?
I mean I don't know how tied down he is in Illinois (is he from Illinois originally?), but its not like Mark Johnson is feasibly on his way out any time soon | Heffernan is originally from Ohio. |
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05-13-2008, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by RYou I've always wanted to see Gene Mills back in Div I.
Palo Alto is a tough place to live. The homes are generally over $1M because of silicon valley. If it was tough for Santoro to cut in College Park, the financial requirements for Palo Alto are off the scale. I can't think of another Div I neighborhood that can match the cost of living in that area. | It is my understanding that Stanford has some sort of lease arrangement for homes for at least some coaches. That helps with the cost but doesn't provide them the opportunity to earn equity. Kerry said that a two bedroom, one bath condo in Palo Alto goes for around $500,000. In the Maryland/DC area he can buy a four bedroom home for around that much in Howard County. |
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05-13-2008, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Wiltz Schultz would be a good fit. I would think if its not a Hawkeye, Schultz and maybe Henson would be on the short list. | This "short list" phrase wasn't an attempt by you to make fun of Henson is it?
I don't think Eugene would last 90 seconds with Henson.
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05-13-2008, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by goferphan This "short list" phrase wasn't an attempt by you to make fun of Henson is it?
I don't think Eugene would last 90 seconds with Henson. | How short is he?
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05-13-2008, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Wiltz I thought about Heffernan as well. Stanford may go after a current top assistant.
Back to Mena ask Escobedo and Dubuque how good Mena is as a coach. | Both Escobedo and Dubuque were top tier recruits, its not like they came out of no where. I would like to see what he would do with someone like Scott Kelly who was 1X state champ and who didn't have the accolades that Escobedo or Dubuque had.
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05-13-2008, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Champ Kind Both Escobedo and Dubuque were top tier recruits, its not like they came out of no where. I would like to see what he would do with someone like Scott Kelly who was 1X state champ and who didn't have the accolades that Escobedo or Dubuque had. | So Mena didn't have anything to do with there success? I'm not buying that. 
A lot of top tier recruits don't do crap when they get to college.
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05-13-2008, 10:02 AM
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He has had something to do with it, but he also just didn't ruin the kids.
Lets look at the other lower weight classes and how they have done the past 5 years.
125- Champ, AA, Champ, Champ, AA
133- Qualifier, AA, Qualifier, Non-qualifier. Non-qualifier
141- Non-qualifier, Non-qualifier, Non-qualifier, Qualifier(transfer in), AA
So of the 10 spots the past 5 years lets look at what they produced
5- Non-qualifiers
3- Qualifiers
2- All-Americans
To me he needs to show that he can work with the guys that aren't top tier recruits and at least get them to the NCAAs.
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05-13-2008, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Champ Kind He has had something to do with it, but he also just didn't ruin the kids.
Lets look at the other lower weight classes and how they have done the past 5 years.
125- Champ, AA, Champ, Champ, AA
133- Qualifier, AA, Qualifier, Non-qualifier. Non-qualifier
141- Non-qualifier, Non-qualifier, Non-qualifier, Qualifier(transfer in), AA
So of the 10 spots the past 5 years lets look at what they produced
5- Non-qualifiers
3- Qualifiers
2- All-Americans
To me he needs to show that he can work with the guys that aren't top tier recruits and at least get them to the NCAAs. | That could be said for most coaches.
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