Fanning-Otis retires ... She had a great run

Paper Dog

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Women's basketball went from one of the worst programs in Division I to competitive

Hope she enjoys her retirement
 

jb1020

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I would have hated to see Stricklin have to run off the only basketball coach to hang a sweet 16 banner this century.

ETA: hang a banner in the hump...obviously
 

Nugdawg

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were you not alive for the Richard Williams era?

edited due to blondeness...you said THIS century. My bad.
 

jb1020

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"this century" means the 21st century, not the 20th century. I'm not a rahtard.
 

QuaoarsKing

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I doubt she's looking for coaching jobs.<div>
</div><div>Not that she'd be a bad choice or anything, but does she have any connection to MSU?</div>
 
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Girls are better suited to artistic competitions, such as figure skating, gymnastics, or beauty pageants. Every once in a while, you see great artistry in individual girls'activities like tennis, golf, and track. However, team girls sports is basically defrauding them and everybody else- they begin to think they're as good as men.

One of the reasons Tennessee became a powerhouse, was that because their corch used men as her scout team. Never mind these guys could barely play intramurals, they were all better than the girls and Pat Summit always had to make them dial it down.

Not only that, but the constant pounding and bumping does harm to their uteruses, and could cause problems with them bearing many strong men.