The women team is headed in the right direction. Huge steps forward this year and future looks bright. If a bb fan does not see this they are blind.
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The women team is headed in the right direction. Huge steps forward this year and future looks bright. If a bb fan does not see this they are blind.
Let's let them answer. I'd like to hear the reasoning.
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I wasn’t Happy with the hire of DeHoff. And yes I will tell Lynn Dorn “I TOLD YOU SO’’ be for she leaves.
1st if you are talented coach you don’t spend six years as an assistant. Would have been 7 but Lynn threw $150,000 in her face HAAAA no brainer.
2nd first press conference not going to watch film from the past, going to recruit the players that are here now. All political bullsh** If you don’t watch your players, how can you help them improve. I hope she is watching new recruits, before she offers.
3rd When she does interviews she doesn’t use the word TEAM enough.
4th When you run all your offence threw one player it’s not hard to stop. Teams are sagging off other players and making it hard to get offensive rebounds and she wonders why the team struggles on offensive rebounds
The eight players that have played most of this year’s minute are very capable of winning.
Lack of coaching, lets just call these players bad and move on. Like the first recruit out of Omaha, that only had D-2 offers is improving.
I understand everybody is excited for new beginning, just as we where for DeHoff, look how that turned out. I just don’t think she has it, sorry!!
Hmmm....Saul was an asst. for eight...Miles was one of six...Richman is probably going to be COTY in his first season at the helm after 11 years as an asst. (I realize its way early on Dave)...Seems like it turned out okay for them, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by mississippitwins
these eight players you speak of being so very capable of winning have won how many conference games before this season?.Quote:
Originally Posted by mississippitwins
Or 2 is a signal to a broken team that everyone is on a even playing field, fresh start etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by mississippitwins
3. thats a reach
All those coaches are men.
Men’s coaches are ruthless they have egos, do what ever to win
A large majority of woman coach’s at any level have a tendency to care about certain players and have favorites.
As for wins and loses the summit league maybe its weakest ever. Bad coaching has cost these ladies games this year
I’m not going to get into arguments on this forum; it’s just my opinion.
Are you a parent of a playerQuote:
Originally Posted by mississippitwins
Somebody peed in your Cheerios and you are not happy. Basically same team as last year and have won more games than last year. Another point this team is playing until the end of the games. Yes they still have suffered a couple of blowout losses but they are moving onward and upward. I guess you were expecting a NCAA bid in new coaches first year. Let her recruit players to her style of play. I guess I'm willing to give her a year or two and not throw her under the bus 20 games in. Maybe you Mississippi twins should have applied for the job since you are ruthless and will do whatever to win.
My Cheerios???
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Did not mean to quote your post. I fixed my post.Quote:
Originally Posted by unbison
I disagree with your thought about Women's coaching, in fact I feel coaching is the reason NDSU women have won what they have already.Quote:
Originally Posted by mississippitwins
Overheard someone say (while watching Shanley vs Red River) Sarah Jacobson from Shanley is going to SDSU. Is this true?
yikes!Quote:
Originally Posted by bisonsupporter
just came to post that I really want to see her at NDSU.
I haven't heard that she has made a decision yet. She attended many NDSU women's games this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by bisonsupporter
This was just a conversation I was eavesdropping on. I haven't seen anything either, but sometimes a parent leaks something.Quote:
Originally Posted by roadwarrior
Use the power of mental telepathy, get her to NDSU. Living in Fargo makes sense she would come ad watch AJ play.Quote:
Originally Posted by roadwarrior
They very very rarely do men's women's double headers.Quote:
Originally Posted by imabison
Is Lauren Rotunda possibly a D1 player?
The way she played last night as a 6-0 junior forward, she sure has potential.
Rylee Nudell of Maple Valley - 2016 NDSU verbal
named to Class B All-State Team
http://www.inforum.com/sports/high-s...basketball-allQuote:
Nudell, a 5-10 junior, is a repeat first-team pick after gaining second-team designation as a freshman. She averaged 26.9 points, 10.7 rebounds, 4.8 steals, 1.7 blocks and 4 assists this season for 20-5 Maple Valley.
With 2,612 points, Nudell is on pace to exceed 3,000 for her career next season.
“When she was starting as a seventh-grader, she was mostly a post player,” Maple Valley coach Jeff Miller said.
“We had to move her to the point this year and she did well.
“She’s worked on her shooting and people have to respect it. But she also takes it strong to the basket. She’s always
double- and triple-teamed around the basket, but she’s still able to score with her power and moves.”
And on a Bison trivia note, a 2nd team ND Class B All-State member is Alli Vandal. Alli is the sister to former NDSU football player Lee Vandal (2006-2010). A 6 footer, Vandal has signed with Valley City State (former Bison Jill DeVries - Head Coach).
Does anyone know the proper link for a possible recruit to use to submit info to NDSU?
Heard about a possible from her relative over the weekend I would like to have them send the young lady the link.
I am blocked at work from that area of Gobison.com
Here is one I see from GoBison. Hope it works!Quote:
Originally Posted by imabison
https://secureq.scoutwareforms.net/q...wbb/f28a1.html
Thanks I will forward that on. All I was told is tall, very athletic, good player and there isQuote:
Originally Posted by bruinbison
a family connection to NDSU.
Top 200 list from MN, ND, SD, IA, and NE. We have one player on the list.
http://www.5statehoops.com/page/show...ab=permissions
edit: http://www.5statehoops.com/page/show...-class-of-2016
'16 list - Nudell not on the list. The guy that made it told me it was just an oversight. She should be on there, somewhere.
Lauren Rotunda #87
and what Travis has like six?
Yeah but 5 guards? WTF are they doing signing 5 guards in one class??Quote:
Originally Posted by Bisonionette
We need to recruit some post players. Carolyn left us undersized So far Marens commits lack size
Klabo (6'2") and Freije (6'1") will be some pretty versatile "guards" IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bisonator98
NDSU Bison WBB @NDSUwbb
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any idea who this is?
Brianna Jones 6'1" from Indianapolis via Danville Area Community College. Averaged nearly a double double. Incoming junior
http://www.mwaconference.com/sports/...iannajones3ciw
Thanks.
In her conference she was 10th in scoring, 2nd in rebounds and 2nd in FG%. I have no idea how that will translate to the Summit League.
First team all conference also and their team finished 24-8 overall
Sara Jacobson (2016 NDSU offer) was a unanimous pick to the ND Class A All-State Basketball Team last week.
Jacobson's Fargo Shanley teammate, JR Lauren Rotunda, was also named to the 1st team.Quote:
Jacobson, a 5-9 guard, picked up her third-straight first team honor by averaging 22 points per game, 6.3 rebounds per game and 6.3 assists per game. Jacobson helped the Deacons go undefeated in winning their second straight Class A state championship.
The All-State Team also has a 6' 1" junior from Minot, Cassie Askvig, who was also a unanimous pick -Quote:
Rotunda, a 6-0 forward, averaged 14 points and 5.3 rebounds per game for the Deacons, who won their 43rd straight game after defeating Bismarck Century 46-38 in the state championship game.
Perhaps the western Bisonville fans have seen Askvig play and can comment as to how high a level recruit she is.Quote:
Askvig, a first-team selection as a sophomore, averaged 13.6 points per game and 7.8 rebounds per game for the Majettes.
“Cassie has a great work ethic and is very passionate about the game,” Minot head coach Bernie Wasser said of the 6-1 forward. “We rely on her a lot both offensively and defensively. She is always trying to improve her game and is very coachable.”
http://bismarcktribune.com/sports/hi...647b608b7.html
Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that Sara Jacobson will sign with the Bison? It might be the biggest lock of a recruit of all time!
As of the March Madness program at the Fargodome I can tell you in her words she was undecided. That was after being asked by multiple people were she was going to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bison03
Plenty of doubt. Seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bison03
Are you kidding me? What a bunch of garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bison03
Right now I would put her chances of signing with the Bison at below 50%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bison03
who else is recruiting her, if its listed esewhere I havent seen itQuote:
Originally Posted by NDSU_grad