06-29-2016, 02:26 PM
good point about comparing to the non-athletic graduation rate. I'm not trying to detract from her legacy, it is stupendous enough on its own that it doesn't need exaggeration. The "100% graduation rate" sounds impressive but seems a little misleading, and there's no need to mislead to give her her due. I'm just a little resistant to the tendency to deify everything about a great person when they die. What's wrong with just calling her the best and most important and influential college women's basketball coach ever, and an incredible friend and person? Does she have to have graduated 100% of her players too? Don't think she needs it.