Who is it? Kyndall?

Yea, I don't get her not calling timeouts. That's been her style from the time she's started and I'm just not sure why she doesn't help stop the bleeding and coach them thru it. We see this style in lots of sports now, too. I'm involved in soccer a great deal and I can tell you the soccer coaches that do this are not very well respected. Parents are paying for instruction direction and on the field coaching. "Figure it out and don't over coach them" is something you should see in rec.

aggiedrjdub said:

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I think what frustrates me the most is that it doesn't feel like Texas A&M is our coach's priority and that Texas A&M is ok with that. It's just really hard to comprehend that this is as good as it gets. I do remember many Georgia fans stating they were happy she was leaving. At the time I just thought it was sour grapes. Now I'm not so sure. Don't get me wrong, I desperately want her to prove us all wrong! I think she's a fantastic human being, but I am starting to question if she is the right person for this job.

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I noted at the time her resume wasn't solid. But her agent is. With that said: I'm not thinking of his will be a Jimbo-style nut to swallow buyout. But if the right alumni donors line up…to fund a team…she might be more successful.

To be clear: you swallow the buyout AND fund the new coach transition costs AND fund NIL this year for next yea s team. OR fund NIL for two more years and see what she's got. He difference us at least $8 million I suspect. If Trev is good, he can find a recruiter that works NIL and raids portal to build a roster and maybe force an associate head coach change to a game manager that possibly could be elevated when she resigns for more family time.

sharpdressedman said:

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I anticipate she will leave after this season. Her failure at TAMU is tarnishing her national brand. WNBA is the next gig.

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Losing does that?