Next women's BB coach

[Bisonator98]

OK the Dehoff era is surely ending after this season if not sooner. So let's do what we do best and start jumping to conclusions on who would be a great replacement. Will there be a nationwide search? Who are some possible candidates? How about former players like Lynette Mund?

[roadwarrior]

I would guess they would open up the position to all applicants.

[Bisonator98]

How about one of the Jackrabbits assistants, Katie Falco?

[Tatanka]

I would guess they would open up the position to all applicants.

++ Full national search. Please.

[JSUBison]

Who were the finalists back in 2008 when Dehoff was hired? It would be interesting to see who was on it.

[Bisonator98]

I just hope Gene hires the next one. And better yet just get rid of Dorn too!

[Mr Meaty]

Just to throw a name out for discussion. Shannon Schweyen. She has been an assistant coach for 22 years at the University of Montana. Griz all-time leading scorer. Griz have always been a very good BSC team, been to several (22 or more) NCAA tourneys. She would bring a culture of winning with her. My only question is that why is she still an assistant? Her husband is director of Track and Field at the Montana. Team is made up of Montana, Oregon and Washington kids. Just my two cents. We need to bring in a winner.

[HoopsBison]

Really the the job should be pretty attractive, good tradition and a brand new facility being built.

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[dakotabison]

Megan Vogel former South Dakota jackrabbit. First year assistant head coach at Green Bay. Three years prior at St. Cloud. Helped turn St. Cloud from bottom feeders to winning their conference last year. I can tell you she's first in line to replace Aaron Johnson when he moves on to bigger and better things. She's a Minnesota girl. And she's a firecracker. Well respected from Minnesota to South Dakota should help in recruiting.

[dakotabison]

Megan Vogel;Forgot to add 19 selection in the WNBA draft also played three years overseas. She will be a superstar in the coaching world