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RE: *** Basketball News Thread (Part 4) ***
Yeah, I agree that Rehfeldt is an elite S&C coach. I heard a rumor his wife is getting a gig with ESPN, which would explain the move to UConn. Both schools have their budget issues, so I doubt it's for the money. You guys will love him though. His before/after shots on Twitter are great:

https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...45/photo/1
https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...52/photo/1
https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...32/photo/1
https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...6473814016
https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...3021244416
https://twitter.com/MRStrengthUC/status/...12/photo/1

I'm legit very bummed about this. He calls his workout program the Monster Factory, and it's pretty accurate when you see how jacked our players are after a year or two in the program.
06-27-2020 09:30 AM
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