Changing the subject, what are the prospects that WBB will only field an eight member team this year? Without out a quality bench, the W/L record will suffer despite the quality starters. Most can't play 40 minutes at peak performance.Brian Ethridge said:BUbackerinET said:
Prove it, I've been asking for months.
Maybe, maybe not, especially when the retirement option looms and is justified, and you are looking at a new work environment, either because of staff changes or physical location. I voluntarily and happily retired 13 years ago and before eligible for social security after over 30 years where I had been. Doing so reduced my income (salary vs. pension) by well over 50%. However, I didn't need the money. I wanted to retire. Have never regretted it, even when figuring out how much more my bottom line would be today had I continued to work. At a point in your life, $$ are no where near the motivation that people, especially on this board, throw out. Even if it is a second, it is a distant second. Your freedom and being able to do what you want, when you want is all you need.TexasScientist said:Money talks. He'll stay for the right amount of $$ and provided CNC doesn't see him as a distraction.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
I'd say those prospect are low if my understanding of the transfer portal and JUCO movement is correct. While no more players can enter the portal (except for those whose coaches left...they have until July 1 to enter), I think those that are already in it can still exercise their option to transfer up until class registrations start at their school.TexasScientist said:Changing the subject, what are the prospects that WBB will only field an eight member team this year? Without out a quality bench, the W/L record will suffer despite the quality starters. Most can't play 40 minutes at peak performance.Brian Ethridge said:BUbackerinET said:
Prove it, I've been asking for months.
Hi blackie, I totally agree with you. Each person has different life circumstances that determine when retirement is the best option. Agewise, you reach a point in your life when you realize that you have more memories than tomorrows. Optimistically, you lay down a plan that invigorates you and makes the best use of the rest of your years.blackie said:Maybe, maybe not, especially when the retirement option looms and is justified, and you are looking at a new work environment ... I voluntarily and happily retired 13 years ago ... I wanted to retire. Have never regretted it ... At a point in your life, $$ are no where near the motivation that people, especially on this board, throw out. ... Your freedom and being able to do what you want, when you want is all you need. ...TexasScientist said:Money talks. He'll stay for the right amount of $$ and provided CNC doesn't see him as a distraction.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
Amen!! I keep hoping to read about Coach Brock as well, but wading through all the male hormonal disfunction is tiring!! Can someone with real knowledge start a new thread. Thanks.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
WacoFan said:
Keep an eye on the little school in Belton.
T-REX said:it's not your money. You donated it. It was a gift. You did not invest it into an ownership stake. You don't have the ability to withdraw any money back at anytime. Baylor isn't a broker. When you give your friend $5 on their bday, you don't get to argue about how they spend it.BUbackerinET said:
That makes me as much of a stockholder as any of those making the decisions with my and everyone else's money. Look, we obviously will have to agree to disagree on making it acceptable for millions of dollars being lost by poor management decisions.
Last time I checked, Baylor isn't listed on the exchange......
slimecap said:You are correct. Bill Brock is not listed on the Baylor WBB website.LadyChickBear said:I could be wrong, but I don't see him listed on the Lady Bears page???slimecap said:UPDATEslimecap said:Baylor Athletics Staff DirectoryWacoFan said:
Where is Bill Brock?
He is not listed on the staff page and he has not retired from coaching.
BASKETBALL, WOMEN'S
Bill Brock is listed as "Interim Head Coach"
The irony is that Nicki Collen is listed above Bill as "Head Coach"
June 8, 2021
Tony Greene has been added as Assistant Coach
Bill Brock remains listed as "Interim Head Coach"
Link for Baylor Athletics Staff Directory
https://baylorbears.com/staff-directory
However, Bill Brock is still listed on the Baylor Athletics Staff Directory.
Maybe 2 different employees at Baylor edit the 2 different pages?
Cleaned out his office last night. No longer a coach for the Lady Bears.slimecap said:slimecap said:You are correct. Bill Brock is not listed on the Baylor WBB website.LadyChickBear said:I could be wrong, but I don't see him listed on the Lady Bears page???slimecap said:UPDATEslimecap said:Baylor Athletics Staff DirectoryWacoFan said:
Where is Bill Brock?
He is not listed on the staff page and he has not retired from coaching.
BASKETBALL, WOMEN'S
Bill Brock is listed as "Interim Head Coach"
The irony is that Nicki Collen is listed above Bill as "Head Coach"
June 8, 2021
Tony Greene has been added as Assistant Coach
Bill Brock remains listed as "Interim Head Coach"
Link for Baylor Athletics Staff Directory
https://baylorbears.com/staff-directory
However, Bill Brock is still listed on the Baylor Athletics Staff Directory.
Maybe 2 different employees at Baylor edit the 2 different pages?
June 15, 2021
Bill Brock is no longer listed on the Baylor Athletics Staff Directory.
Soon to be announced as being hired out of retirement to join the LSU women's basketball coaching staff..........zunooreo said:
No press conferences, no thank you's or goodbye's, just an after-hours office cleaning. Such is the life of a college assistant coach in limbo.WacoFan said:Cleaned out his office last night. No longer a coach for the Lady Bears.slimecap said:slimecap said:You are correct. Bill Brock is not listed on the Baylor WBB website.LadyChickBear said:I could be wrong, but I don't see him listed on the Lady Bears page???slimecap said:UPDATEslimecap said:Baylor Athletics Staff DirectoryWacoFan said:
Where is Bill Brock?
He is not listed on the staff page and he has not retired from coaching.
BASKETBALL, WOMEN'S
Bill Brock is listed as "Interim Head Coach"
The irony is that Nicki Collen is listed above Bill as "Head Coach"
June 8, 2021
Tony Greene has been added as Assistant Coach
Bill Brock remains listed as "Interim Head Coach"
Link for Baylor Athletics Staff Directory
https://baylorbears.com/staff-directory
However, Bill Brock is still listed on the Baylor Athletics Staff Directory.
Maybe 2 different employees at Baylor edit the 2 different pages?
June 15, 2021
Bill Brock is no longer listed on the Baylor Athletics Staff Directory.
I would LOVE to know who you REALLY root for in college athletics? Because with your constant smart a$$ anti Baylor comments, you certainly aren't a Baylor fan. More like the twin brother of Mulder....zunooreo said:Soon to be announced as being hired out of retirement to join the LSU women's basketball coaching staff..........zunooreo said:
Sic'em
Maybe. But even with reasonably good depth on the bench, we saw what can happen when a key player like Lauren Cox misses a key game. BU needs some depth to continue at the same level.blackie said:I'd say those prospect are low if my understanding of the transfer portal and JUCO movement is correct. While no more players can enter the portal (except for those whose coaches left...they have until July 1 to enter), I think those that are already in it can still exercise their option to transfer up until class registrations start at their school.TexasScientist said:Changing the subject, what are the prospects that WBB will only field an eight member team this year? Without out a quality bench, the W/L record will suffer despite the quality starters. Most can't play 40 minutes at peak performance.Brian Ethridge said:BUbackerinET said:
Prove it, I've been asking for months.
As far as the quality bench, it is only the last few years, that we have had what I considered a "quality" bench. We have had many who not only played little during the year, but showed a considerable drop-off when they entered the game, even in garbage minutes. I suspect there are players still out there that would not be a detriment if they joined......and I assume international prospects are also a possibility and CNC likely is in a good position to checking that out.
I was considering changing my username to MaleHormonalDysfunctionBear.....thanks for helping me avoid that shame.LadyChickBear said:Amen!! I keep hoping to read about Coach Brock as well, but wading through all the male hormonal disfunction is tiring!! Can someone with real knowledge start a new thread. Thanks.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
ABC BEAR said:I was considering changing my username to MaleHormonalDysfunctionBear....LadyChickBear said:Amen!! I keep hoping to read about Coach Brock as well, but wading through all the male hormonal disfunction is tiring!! Can someone with real knowledge start a new thread. Thanks.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
thanks for helping me avoid that shame.
Was I ever James Bond? Let me start by saying that.....wait, sorry I have to go....something big just came up.slimecap said:ABC BEAR said:I was considering changing my username to MaleHormonalDysfunctionBear....LadyChickBear said:Amen!! I keep hoping to read about Coach Brock as well, but wading through all the male hormonal disfunction is tiring!! Can someone with real knowledge start a new thread. Thanks.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
thanks for helping me avoid that shame.
I like your current name
LadyChickBear said:Amen!! I keep hoping to read about Coach Brock as well, but wading through all the male hormonal disfunction is tiring!! Can someone with real knowledge start a new thread. Thanks.slimecap said:pwactwac said:
I just spent 15mins reading through this thread to find out what was happening with Coach Brock.
So does anyone know what is actually happening with Bill?
Coach Brock
.. has not been named in Baylor announcements since the transition on May 3
.. was not included in published photos of the first team meeting
.. was not included in a recent team video of Lady Bears training
I respect Coach Brock and appreciate the many contributions that he has made to the winning culture of the Lady Bears. Through the years, he has made a significant impact on the training and skill building of Baylor's interior players. His many radio interviews (where he dissected the game with a step-by-step technical eye) were enjoyable insights that added to watching the game. His endless on-the-road recruiting trips brought analysis back to the Baylor staff that contributed to bringing players that exceled and met the challenge of producing 3 National Championships and 21 BIG 12 Championship & Tournament trophies.
Although it is unknown what the next career step is in Coach Brock's life (whether it is at Baylor or elsewhere), I wish him and his family the very best as his journey continues.
Simply cannot see how you interpret this post of mine as anything smart-ass or anti-Baylor. If anything, it is pro Coach Brock....which it is.Lone Star said:I would LOVE to know who you REALLY root for in college athletics? Because with your constant smart a$$ anti Baylor comments, you certainly aren't a Baylor fan. More like the twin brother of Mulder....zunooreo said:Soon to be announced as being hired out of retirement to join the LSU women's basketball coaching staff..........zunooreo said:
Sic'em
