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BadgerWatch
1 year ago
The U. of Wisconsin lost nearly half its starting line-up to Olympic redshirts and such this past season, but still had an All-American last month at the NCAA's. We'll see during the upcoming season whether or not Coach Davis has the Badgers on the right track... It's not like they have inertia and momentum in their favor like 7 time NCAA team champion ISU had before recently placing their lowest in history at the NCAA's despite a record small quantity of participating teams. |
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ISU
1 year ago
Iowa State's problem is the Athletic Dept in general. Look at their track record: Gene Chizik - left and won a national title at Auburn. Sanderson leaves and wins a national title at Penn St. They have a history of being a stepping stone program. Until they pony up the funds to create a dominant athletic program, they will always be a stepping stone. |
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Cyclones Fan
1 year ago
History has been getting made recently in Ames: |
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Eddie kane
1 year ago
What I mean by trickle down effect, is that guys go back to their community and help coach. Since the economy is bad in the northeast a lot of guys are moving south. And the wrestling is getting better because of it. Think about Iowa. They have such a strong wrestling state because of former college wrestlers. |
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Anonymous Coward
1 year ago
"The trickle down effect is the only thing that's hurting the south progress. Binghamton should stick to someone with New York roots. Not everyone can go to Cornell." |
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Eddie Kane
1 year ago
Roy Hall would be a great assistant. Michigan State needs a coaching change the most. Would rather have Brian Smith at Michigan State. If I were Duke, I would go after somebody like Jordan Leen. He is young,and from the south. Knows what it takes to run a successful program. Pat Popolizo is going to figure out the south is a sleeping giant. The south have great numbers overall. Their are a lot of great athletes in the south. The trickle down effect is the only thing that's hurting the south progress. Binghamton should stick to someone with New York roots. Not everyone can go to Cornell. |

Mark Bader 1 year ago
It is that time of year again and we just saw a significant coaching change with Pat Popolizio leaving Binghamton and taking the head position at North Carolina State. This obviously leaves a head position open at Binghamton. There is also a head coaching position open at Duke which is a place that could do well with the right coach. Who do you think will end up as head coaches at those schools? Are there any other schools where you think there should be a coaching change this off season?