Jhasmin Player might be able to fill a seat on the bench.

ScottyB_The_Baylor_King said:

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Here's the question for Jhasmin Player to ponder. Do you want to move down from associate head coach to the better recruiting position of the two here at Baylor when you are a Baylor graduate? It's not say that I don't think she is coming to Baylor or definitely will go to Baylor. It's a big question for her to answer. If it was for an associate head coach position it becomes more interesting and more likely to move to Baylor.

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The bigger question for Player is probably whether she'd want to come to a place, whether it is her alma mater or not, that might not allow her to publicly live her life the way other coaches are able to publicly live their lives. (I.E., sharing photos of her beautiful family on social media, introducing her wife as "my wife," etc.)

Hopefully she can be the Michael Trigg of wbb.

DFW Bill said:

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DFW Bill said:

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She's a 90 day wonder. Why so many schools. Vic didn't shed a tear when she left. I hope she works out well for us, time will tell.

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Who are you talking about? The thread is about two coaches who are no longer here. Don't understand the line about "I hope she works out well for us".

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Aliyah Matharu was the player I was referring to. Very talented, but why transfer so many times?

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You would have to ask her. Some go for playing time, some for NIL dollars, some because their current coach didn't live up to his/her promises of how they would be used or the style of play they were told would be run, some because a different coach or system gives them a better opportunity to gain the skills they believe they need to go to the next level. But if you follow the portal, football or basketball, it is not headed in the direction of players staying put anywhere for too long, especially graduate players. It is the wild west of pretty much unrestricted free agency.

Ones that do stay probably says a lot about the relationship and confidence they have in their head coach. Seems we must be doing pretty well in that regard in all of our three major sports.

12au said:

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CNC has a regular press conference today. I wonder if anyone will ask about this. I'd guess not

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I expect a boiler plate answer of can't discuss personnel issues. Respect privacy etc


More likely to find out from social media of the players over the next couple of weeks

Beartiger Baylor will never publicly talk about a dismissal. But I am sure that you and your family that are great supporters of Baylor women's basketball could get a private disclosure.

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BearTiger said:

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It had to be something very serious to be fired during mid-season. Since they were both involved in recruiting, it may be related to that. Oh lawd, hope it doesn't have anything to do with recruiting violations. Obviously, it's something serious to warrant firing both of them.

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Personally, I miss Kim.

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Me too!

She was asked about this yesterday and said she will not discuss it. They will all pitch in and make it work until good replacements are available.