[Mick]

To be clear Stanford has many AADs but yes the former Stanford WBB player was as you say.

Let's not forget Cheryl Levick. 12 years at Stanford as AAD, foisted upon SCU as AD for four years, then St. Louis for three years, U of Maryland for two years, then Georgia State for four years, then unhireable.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheryllevick/

---

Gaillard and Belluomeny(sp) ruined USF for all time. Quinton Dailey drove the final nail in. They do have a nice little ballpark however.

I remember that, although I think Fr. LoSchiavo was more to blame. Sad story. First great basketball team I saw was the 29-win USF Dons with Bill Cartwright, Marlon Redmond, Chubby Cox, Winford Boynes and James Hardy. Boynes, Hardy and Cartwright were 1st round picks, Cox was an 8th round pick, and Redmond was a 3rd round pick. All five made NBA rosters.

Dailey, in 1982, was USF's last pick.

[Mick]

To be clear Stanford has many AADs but yes the former Stanford WBB player was as you say.

Let's not forget Cheryl Levick. 12 years at Stanford as AAD, foisted upon SCU as AD for four years, then St. Louis for three years, U of Maryland for two years, then Georgia State for four years, then unhireable.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheryllevick/

---

Gaillard and Belluomeny(sp) ruined USF for all time. Quinton Dailey drove the final nail in. They do have a nice little ballpark however.

I remember that, although I think Fr. LoSchiavo was more to blame. Sad story. First great basketball team I saw was the 29-win USF Dons with Bill Cartwright, Marlon Redmond, Chubby Cox, Winford Boynes and James Hardy. Boynes, Hardy and Cartwright were 1st round picks, Cox was an 8th round pick, and Redmond was a 3rd round pick. All five made NBA rosters.

Dailey, in 1982, was USF's last pick.