kurtismichael
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Hard no to just jump at the record. Be interesting where he'd draw his staff from? Did Glenn bring most of his staff from Northern Colorado, I don't recall?
billingsgriz said:And the guy knows who in Montana and the Pacific NW ?
Leipold sounds like a great young coach, but when we have a deep bench of current griz assistants (Gregorak, Gragg), former GRIZ asst's (Thompson, Tim Hauck, Kraig Paulson) that are part of our winning tradition since Don Read, can locate Montana on the map, and have a lot of recruiting contacts both in Montana and the NW, I say stay in-house.
This strategy has worked quite well for GRIZ basketball !!!
kurtismichael said:cclarkblues said:Hammer, he looks awfully good, and you have proved to be prescient in the past.
Are you going to be up for the game cclarkblues?
cclarkblues said:kurtismichael said:cclarkblues said:Hammer, he looks awfully good, and you have proved to be prescient in the past.
Are you going to be up for the game cclarkblues?
Thought I was going to be hunting, but my son and I filled our tags so I made the mistake of inviting some people over and said I would make a batch of bacon-whiskey chili. I guess I will be rooting from home. Have an extra one for me, duct-tape Hammer to a tree, and the best to you and your bride.
get'em_griz said:indian-outlaw said:This guy does sound like a winner to me. It is a lower division than even the frontier conference so the same argument could be said for MVD whom I also think would be a great coach for the griz.
DIII isn't a lower division than the Frontier Conference (NAIA). It goes DI, DII, DIII, NAIA.
cclarkblues said:kurtismichael said:cclarkblues said:Hammer, he looks awfully good, and you have proved to be prescient in the past.
Are you going to be up for the game cclarkblues?
Thought I was going to be hunting, but my son and I filled our tags so I made the mistake of inviting some people over and said I would make a batch of bacon-whiskey chili. I guess I will be rooting from home. Have an extra one for me, duct-tape Hammer to a tree, and the best to you and your bride.
Sea Bass said:cclarkblues said:kurtismichael said:cclarkblues said:Hammer, he looks awfully good, and you have proved to be prescient in the past.
Are you going to be up for the game cclarkblues?
Thought I was going to be hunting, but my son and I filled our tags so I made the mistake of inviting some people over and said I would make a batch of bacon-whiskey chili. I guess I will be rooting from home. Have an extra one for me, duct-tape Hammer to a tree, and the best to you and your bride.
What's a guy gotta do to get that recipe? Two of my favorites.....bacon and whiskey.
cclarkblues said:Sea Bass said:cclarkblues said:kurtismichael said:Are you going to be up for the game cclarkblues?
Thought I was going to be hunting, but my son and I filled our tags so I made the mistake of inviting some people over and said I would make a batch of bacon-whiskey chili. I guess I will be rooting from home. Have an extra one for me, duct-tape Hammer to a tree, and the best to you and your bride.
What's a guy gotta do to get that recipe? Two of my favorites.....bacon and whiskey.
Sea Bass, a couple years ago I think I got this off of Go Griz when they were running a series of recipes. See if this gets you there. I usually make a double batch and just pour a fifth of honey whiskey in. You might not want to end up too far from a bathroom the next day.
http://www.gogriz.com/blog/2012/10/taste-of-the-tailgate-game-6--northern-colorado-october-6.html
billingsgriz said:I agree, Lotsa--with Van Diest's success at Carroll and his past ties as an assistant at UM, familiarity with Montana and the Pacific NW--he knows a lot of folks when it comes to recruiting, he would be one of the top candidates on my list provided that he wants the job !!!
indian-outlaw said:get'em_griz said:indian-outlaw said:This guy does sound like a winner to me. It is a lower division than even the frontier conference so the same argument could be said for MVD whom I also think would be a great coach for the griz.
DIII isn't a lower division than the Frontier Conference (NAIA). It goes DI, DII, DIII, NAIA.
Yes, it is. It goes DI, DII NAIA, DIII. Beleive me the NAIA teams are better than NCAA DivIII.
Sam A. Blitz said:indian-outlaw said:get'em_griz said:indian-outlaw said:This guy does sound like a winner to me. It is a lower division than even the frontier conference so the same argument could be said for MVD whom I also think would be a great coach for the griz.
DIII isn't a lower division than the Frontier Conference (NAIA). It goes DI, DII, DIII, NAIA.
Yes, it is. It goes DI, DII NAIA, DIII. Beleive me the NAIA teams are better than NCAA DivIII.
This is right. NAIA is typically a higher level of ball than what you find at D3 level.
Gittes406 said:Sam A. Blitz said:indian-outlaw said:get'em_griz said:DIII isn't a lower division than the Frontier Conference (NAIA). It goes DI, DII, DIII, NAIA.
Yes, it is. It goes DI, DII NAIA, DIII. Beleive me the NAIA teams are better than NCAA DivIII.
This is right. NAIA is typically a higher level of ball than what you find at D3 level.
Anybody who thinks DIII is typically better competition isn't paying attention. I've talked with numerous NAIA recruiters who use the no-scholarship situation DIII schools are in against those school when looking for players. NAIA programs can offer up to 24 scholarships I believe, it helps them get players who would otherwise go DIII
Maxim said:I see that UW whitewater has strong fan supposrt averaging over 10,000 fans per home game and had a record crowd of over 13,000 earlier this year. Seems that not only is this guy a winner but he know how to win with a great program supported by a strong fan base. I really like what I see from this coach. Some coaches are just born winners.