That's a pretty loose definition of "playing time" when nearly every starter left. There's plenty of PT available, but they still didn't come back.
This is a big part of it though. The simple ease of transferring now enables all of this mobility. That itself is fine and good thing to have, but it's the real enabler of all the movement even more than NIL itself is. It really just is simple to put your name out there and have someone reach out with an opportunity, with minimal to no real cost or risk in doing so (so long as the players' expectations are realistic).
Her whole team left too....she had 1 player left. We will see how coached up she is at Okie St.
I was saying that the whole Okie St team left, did they hate there coach too? Or is that just for Bill....
I don't think that's the example you want to use. Presumably, OKST kicked everyone out and bought better players. Is that what Bill is doing?
Well, if NIL world means we can expect 6-9 kids to leave to get paid every year, then I'd say "buying a team" is the equivalent of recruiting now for CBB. Coaching notwithstanding, of course.
And time will tell if this type of fielding a team works. As a coach I would not try this route as you have to hope you get the right mix so that you do not get hurt feelings between players and you lose and then next year many are back to the portal.
TBF, that just sounds like coach speak from Hoyt. I take nothing from that quote.
What’s Hoyt supposed to say? “Crooks didn’t come to OSU because I was such a great coach. She simply cashed in. If she wanted great coaching she would have signed with Maryland for less money. And it wasn’t $1.4, it was actually $1.3M.”
You can't complain about coaching when it is apparent you aren't doing your part with conditioning. Come on. And if she was injured, well, gee, I wonder why? Each pound puts 4 more pounds of stress on the body during activity.
