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WBB: HOF coach C Vivian Stringer retires - akiddoc - 04-30-2022

Vivian Stringer retires.


triangle2 - triangle2 - 04-30-2022

(04-30-2022, 05:14 PM)akiddoc Wrote:  Vivian Stringer retires.

Thanks to COVID, Stringer didn’t get the valedictory moment that she deserved. I hope that becomes possible at some point next season. She was of the last remaining coaches from the first golden age of women’s college basketball. 

This is a reminder to me as a Stanford WBB fan not to take any moments for granted.


RE: triangle2 - crackpot - 05-01-2022

(04-30-2022, 06:58 PM)triangle2 Wrote:  
(04-30-2022, 05:14 PM)akiddoc Wrote:  Vivian Stringer retires.

Thanks to COVID, Stringer didn’t get the valedictory moment that she deserved. I hope that becomes possible at some point next season. She was of the last remaining coaches from the first golden age of women’s college basketball. 

This is a reminder to me as a Stanford WBB fan not to take any moments for granted.

Nice to see that they are planning a big do in next season, at which they'll name the court after her. It's only appropriate for a HOF coach <cough, cough>


RE: WBB: HOF coach C Vivian Stringer retires - 81alum - 05-01-2022

Stringer is 74, Tara is 68.  Hopefully Tara will keep coaching another 6 years.  We can only hope.


RE: WBB: HOF coach C Vivian Stringer retires - BostonCard - 05-01-2022

After all she has done for Stanford, Tara deserves to (and almost certainly will) retire on her own terms. If it is next year, I will celebrate her; if she wants to coach another 20 years, God bless her.

BC


RE: WBB: HOF coach C Vivian Stringer retires - joemontes - 05-02-2022

(05-01-2022, 10:18 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  After all she has done for Stanford, Tara deserves to (and almost certainly will) retire on her own terms. If it is next year, I will celebrate her; if she wants to coach another 20 years, God bless her.

BC

The way I like to see it, Tara coaches for a few more years, then transfers the rein to Kate PAYE who is more than ready to take over.
But I also wish she waits for Geno to retire first, so she can hang on to the most wins career record...