[wannacat]

Would have to be better than last years failed experiment. I was happy the school hired an experienced coach. With that being said, I don't think anyone would disagree that it is going to take time to get this program back to competing for regional titles and we must start at the elementary and middle school developing these kids. We have already started off bad. The new coach hired one of her buddies to coach the team. A guy with no playing or coaching experience. I've heard this give them a chance stuff all i need too. Was at a game at the coliseum last week and during warm ups, out of the 8 eighth graders shooting layups, 6 were shooting off the wrong foot. The two coaches were standing under the goal watching not offering to correct this, because they didn't know the difference. No organization whatsoever. The other team was pressing and we had no press offense. Just throw it into one player and she would try to dribble up against a zone press. The other team would trap her and take the ball for a layup. It was 14 to 0 in 2 minutes. Other team quit pressing. No fundamentals whatsoever taught in the way of drills for shooting , passing, footwork etc. Cronyism at its finest. So don't look for Mcalarnis to last long either. I would say give her time to develop younger talent too, but right off the bat, she showed no willingness to do this.