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No way to tell if this is a reaction to Palileo not being retained or her just wanting to try a new team.

Not good, hopefully she will wait to see who the next coach is before moving on.

I do think these new transfer rules are very good for players who have earned their degree.

It gives them the opportunity to get a masters at another university, which I think from an employer perspective  is a positive.   

 

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I missed that Palileo thing. Where was that written/anounced?  He had a bad season, but overall he also had some decent seasons, just never fully managed to get over that WKU hump come tournament time.

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3 minutes ago, outoftown said:

I missed that Palileo thing. Where was that written/anounced?  He had a bad season, but overall he also had some decent seasons, just never fully managed to get over that WKU hump come tournament time.

Yeah, where you been man?  He got canned a couple of days ago.

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UNTLifer Grand Master

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Well, she is transferring after all. Announced she is going to Florida. In my mind, she just forfeited he chance at the UNT HOF. Bye bye. 

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12 minutes ago, UNTLifer said:

Well, she is transferring after all. Announced she is going to Florida. In my mind, she just forfeited he chance at the UNT HOF. Bye bye. 

She graduated and gave us 4 years. I am glad the Hall of Fame doesn't exist only in your mind.

 

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12 hours ago, MCMLXXX said:

She graduated and gave us 4 years. I am glad the Hall of Fame doesn't exist only in your mind.

 

It doesn't exist "only in my mind".  Just my personal opinion regarding the Hall of Fame.  

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I don't blame her at all. She was an incredible player for us, now she gets to go to a perennial top 25 team and play for a national championship. Kinda hard to pass up that opportunity

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On 12/29/2021 at 10:00 PM, UNTLifer said:

Well, she is transferring after all. Announced she is going to Florida. In my mind, she just forfeited he chance at the UNT HOF. Bye bye. 

While I actually don’t disagree with you that the HOF should strongly take loyalty into account, I have to think the chance at a national championship is probably worth more to her than a HOF with a bar as low as ours. 

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