Women’s team transfers

[bigsaintg]

They just lost Maddie Sims after her junior year and no certain destination. Lost the best player on the team two years ago to transfer. Not a good trend for Siena

[jttheguy]

Jun 14, 2019 10:13:07 GMT -5 bigsaintg said:

They just lost Maddie Sims after her junior year and no certain destination. Lost the best player on the team two years ago to transfer. Not a good trend for Siena

They did just get that nationally ranked girl

[OneIndian]

Doesn’t women's hoops have it’s own page?

[bigsaintg]

Jun 14, 2019 11:10:34 GMT -5 OneIndian said:

Doesn’t women's hoops have it’s own page?

Yes OI but it’s odd when your best player transfers in June

[greengold4ever]

not for nothing, but is the women's coach on the hot seat yet?

[Deleted]

Jun 14, 2019 13:03:00 GMT -5 greengold4ever said:

not for nothing, but is the women's coach on the hot seat yet?

Of course not. The baseball coach has been here 100 years with 2 NCAA trips. There’s no accountability.

[mjs72]

Jun 14, 2019 11:05:43 GMT -5 jttheguy said:

Jun 14, 2019 10:13:07 GMT -5 bigsaintg said:

They just lost Maddie Sims after her junior year and no certain destination. Lost the best player on the team two years ago to transfer. Not a good trend for Siena

They did just get that nationally ranked girl

True but with her history of commits and recommits will she be there in September?

[bigsaintg]

Recruiting isn’t an issue, retention is an issue

[notomo]

Obvious double standard in evaluating the performance of the men's and women's programs. Would any men's coach still be around after posting the record of the women's coach over the last 7 years? Very doubtful based on history.

[saints22]

Jun 17, 2019 18:54:55 GMT -5 notomo said:

Obvious double standard in evaluating the performance of the men's and women's programs. Would any men's coach still be around after posting the record of the women's coach over the last 7 years? Very doubtful based on history.

For better or worse, the men’s program has an infinitely higher profile than the women’s program.

As a season ticket holder for both teams (at least I was until I moved a year ago), I ask.......how many people really care about the women’s program? Care enough to actually pay for and attend any of their games? Based on attendance over the years, I have to say, not very many at all.

Maybe that explains your “double standard”.

[glen]

The administration requires immense pressure to take action even when the schools highest profile sport is flailing. Are you shocked that they don't act when a lower profile team is in question?

[notomo]

Jun 17, 2019 21:45:56 GMT -5 saints22 said:

Jun 17, 2019 18:54:55 GMT -5 notomo said:

Obvious double standard in evaluating the performance of the men's and women's programs. Would any men's coach still be around after posting the record of the women's coach over the last 7 years? Very doubtful based on history.

For better or worse, the men’s program has an infinitely higher profile than the women’s program.

As a season ticket holder for both teams (at least I was until I moved a year ago), I ask.......how many people really care about the women’s program? Care enough to actually pay for and attend any of their games? Based on attendance over the years, I have to say, not very many at all.

Maybe that explains your “double standard”.

Maybe if they started cranking out some winning seasons like Marist and Quinnipiac, more people would care and more would attend the games.If the administration settles for mediocrity or less, than the double standard is real.Should they not have the same expectations for both teams?