This can't happen anymore.

Glasco recruited that school and was able to get a commitment from a player from that school. He had to have seen these 2 girls play and he evidently didn’t offer them either. So who was making the political decision against having those 2 girls here.

I fall into the group that believes that if they were good enough for us to regret not signing them, they would not be going to USM or Creighton. I am sure they are wonderful young ladies and very good players, but their destinations tell me that they are not elite talent.

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Originally Posted by VObserver

I fall into the group that believes that if they were good enough for us to regret not signing them, they would not be going to USM or Creighton. I am sure they are wonderful young ladies and very good players, but their destinations tell me that they are not elite talent.

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Exactly.

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Originally Posted by JamesTheJeweler

There are also reasons why they miss.

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True, and they always will (miss on some).

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Originally Posted by sportsfanatic21

This. Everyone was/is giddy about Ally getting the job. I’m going to lean towards trusting her, and her staff’s judgment on who they offer and who they dont.

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Agree completely.

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Originally Posted by R1Letterman

Im old enough to remember alleging kids from sTm didnt go to UL was a conspiracy theory, oh wait, still is.

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Wasn’t a conspiracy in how certain coaches there discourage kids from going to UL for athletics, but it wasn’t all the coaches.

I believe the relationships across the board in all sports are much better than say…15 years ago or so.

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Originally Posted by VObserver

I fall into the group that believes that if they were good enough for us to regret not signing them, they would not be going to USM or Creighton. I am sure they are wonderful young ladies and very good players, but their destinations tell me that they are not elite talent.

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According to Glasco every kid he talked about was elite. The reality is most wasn't. Me and you have watched a lot of softball thru out the years, very rarely did I or we see elite talent.

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Originally Posted by du42

What is the political nature of your frustration. Without knowing that, we can’t really consider your argument.

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Thr people in my inner circle knows. It doesn't matter the reason, these kids have signed elsewhere.

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Agree completely.

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This is ridiculous, I've heard this nonsense for years concerning football and baseball. This is Coach Habetz's first season, and we already have a "Karen" complaining about not offering two kids that played locally. How about we let Coach Habetz run her program and judge her on results.

A coach should recruit to their position needs and get the best player available that is willing to attend their university. No matter where they live.

There will be misses. Every time an instate player in any sport has a big year not at TSAB, their board is neck deep of “why did Coach (pick a sport) let them get away?”

It’s part of the business.

I was told by a few different people that Coach Ally has already been told that they missed on these kids. JMV didn't tell me this, but I trust in his judgment of talent. Coaches at STM knows these kids can play at UL.

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Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView

According to Glasco every kid he talked about was elite. The reality is most wasn't. Me and you have watched a lot of softball thru out the years, very rarely did I or we see elite talent.

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All coaches hype up the kids they get. Ever hear a coach say, “yeah I shouldn’t have signed her. She’s awful.”?

Glasco did a good job, overcame both UL and personal hardships, and he left. Now, let’s go Coach Habetz!