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New Women's Head Coach
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I like Mike, and it seems all the current players like him and were pulling for him to get the job. This seems to be a completely opposite approach by our administration in filling the head coaching positions, to go with someone from within, despite limited coaching experience. I think it's great to see someone like Mike be given a chance to show what he can do.
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A New Day for Bradley Women's Basketball
Time for the Bradley Brave Nation to rally behind Coach Brooks and give him our total support. He has convinced the BU powers that he can do the job and the players believe in him. That's overcoming the two immediate hurdles. The Lady Braves have talented players that can accomplish their goals and start a new leagcy. Now WE (and that includes the students) need to fill the seats at Renaissance and show our support. Playing before 300-400 each game did not and will not do the job.
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Originally posted by ColBill60 View PostTime for the Bradley Brave Nation to rally behind Coach Brooks and give him our total support. He has convinced the BU powers that he can do the job and the players believe in him. That's overcoming the two immediate hurdles. The Lady Braves have talented players that can accomplish their goals and start a new leagcy. Now WE (and that includes the students) need to fill the seats at Renaissance and show our support. Playing before 300-400 each game did not and will not do the job.
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Originally posted by Buesch N Chips View PostTweet from Jim Mattson....
"I don't understand Bradley women's basketball hire. They did not give Paula Buscher an extension...then turn around and hire her asst coach "
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Originally posted by basketball nut View PostThat is a good point and if people went to the games they might just be surprised that they are very entertaining. The girls play real hard fundamental BBEnjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Relevant clip.I can do all things through pasta, which strengthens me.
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Originally posted by lake Camelot View PostThat is exactly how I feel. But it doesn't mean he can't succeed. He is a different person and could have more success than Paula.
Congrats Coach Brooks!!
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Here's something else that I don't understand....there was never a single mention anywhere of any candidate....surely there were some other candidates besides promoting Brooks - right??? It can't be that Brooks was promoted in the absence of anyone else wanting the job --
And yet as we saw with our men's basketball process & search and as we see in every D-I situation -- there are ALWAYS other names known and mentioned...
It is impossible to keep them all hidden - people see them on campus, they know who is interested, even the other candidates who come for interviews ALWAYS want their name known for their own purposes - it raises their stock - and even sets them up for other positions and opening...
we saw that with Dane Fife - who kinda went overboard to make sure everyone knew he was looking even tho he was already the head coach somewhere else.
So -- how come we never heard a single mention of any other name in the BU women's process? Anyone know??
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The Hiring Process
What's not to understand?
Bradley conducted their search in a professional manner, keeping the interests of the University and the individuals involved out of the public and media. A positive indication that they wanted to ensure the privacy of the process and not offer a stage for "second guessing".
Coach Brooks was selected because he met the criteria set by the administration and offers the potential sought to lead the Lady Braves to even greater success than in the past. ENOUGH SAID!
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but didn't they do the SAME for the men's coach & (in your words)...
"conducted their search in a professional manner, keeping the interests of the University and the individuals involved out of the public and media."??
Of course they did, and yet at least 8-10 different names emerged from various sources such as being spotted on campus and being known to be seeking the job.
Many candidates who would be interested in another position would even want their names mentioned - as I said - Dane Fife sure did....and Monson talked with the press, as did Scott Sutton & Rob Jeter - LINK...(many using the exact same phrases such "not being a good fit"...)
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Originally posted by ColBill60 View PostWhat's not to understand?
Bradley conducted their search in a professional manner, keeping the interests of the University and the individuals involved out of the public and media. A positive indication that they wanted to ensure the privacy of the process and not offer a stage for "second guessing".
Coach Brooks was selected because he met the criteria set by the administration and offers the potential sought to lead the Lady Braves to even greater success than in the past. ENOUGH SAID!
Originally posted by tornado View Postbut didn't they do the SAME for the men's coach & (in your words)...
"conducted their search in a professional manner, keeping the interests of the University and the individuals involved out of the public and media."??
Of course they did, and yet at least 8-10 different names emerged from various sources such as being spotted on campus and being known to be seeking the job.
Many candidates who would be interested in another position would even want their names mentioned - as I said - Dane Fife sure did....and Monson talked with the press, as did Scott Sutton & Rob Jeter - LINK...(many using the exact same phrases such "not being a good fit"...)
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