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RE: [split] Women's Basketball Recruiting Thread 2021
(06-15-2021 06:08 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  
(06-15-2021 08:07 AM)WRCisforgotten79 Wrote:  While at Rice, Langley tried, but was unable to land any of the very top high school recruits. She left Rice at the very best time for the benefit of her own career.

That's assuming she succeeds at Washington. Fred Goldsmith probably could have said the same when he went to Duke, and four years later he never coached at the D1 level again. Cristy McKinney also was a complete flop at Clemson.

The track record for coaches leaving Rice for another D1 job is not good. About the only recent one who has done okay is Mike Rhoades (I think - I'm probably missing someone who will quickly be pointed out to me).

Since you said “done okay”, there’s the Toad. He’s currently making 760k coaching a 0.500 team.
06-15-2021 08:58 PM
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