[crackpot]

Katy Steding is gone? Is that KP's scapegoat?

I'm going to miss her fun-filled chalk talks (assuming I renew...haven't yet decided).

[crackpot]

Katy Steding is gone? Is that KP's scapegoat?

I'm going to miss her fun-filled chalk talks (assuming I renew...haven't yet decided).

[BobK]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

[BobK]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

[Papa John]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

A bit on Steding from the Stanford press release:

Key fills the role on staff previously held by Stanford alumna Katy Steding, who won two titles with the Cardinal as a player in 1990 and assistant in 2021. Steding has left the program to pursue other opportunities. She will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame during enshrinement festivities on August 14-15 along with Tara VanDerveer, Jennifer Azzi and the rest of the 1996 United States Women’s National Team that won gold at the Atlanta Games.

[Papa John]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

A bit on Steding from the Stanford press release:

Key fills the role on staff previously held by Stanford alumna Katy Steding, who won two titles with the Cardinal as a player in 1990 and assistant in 2021. Steding has left the program to pursue other opportunities. She will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame during enshrinement festivities on August 14-15 along with Tara VanDerveer, Jennifer Azzi and the rest of the 1996 United States Women’s National Team that won gold at the Atlanta Games.

[crackpot]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

A bit on Steding from the Stanford press release:

Key fills the role on staff previously held by Stanford alumna Katy Steding, who won two titles with the Cardinal as a player in 1990 and assistant in 2021. Steding has left the program to pursue other opportunities. She will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame during enshrinement festivities on August 14-15 along with Tara VanDerveer, Jennifer Azzi and the rest of the 1996 United States Women’s National Team that won gold at the Atlanta Games.

Thanks. It's been a long week.

[crackpot]

https://x.com/stanfordwbb/status/2064762...40691?s=46

A bit on Steding from the Stanford press release:

Key fills the role on staff previously held by Stanford alumna Katy Steding, who won two titles with the Cardinal as a player in 1990 and assistant in 2021. Steding has left the program to pursue other opportunities. She will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame during enshrinement festivities on August 14-15 along with Tara VanDerveer, Jennifer Azzi and the rest of the 1996 United States Women’s National Team that won gold at the Atlanta Games.

Thanks. It's been a long week.

[jonnyss]

Katy Steding is gone? Is that KP's scapegoat?

I'm going to miss her fun-filled chalk talks (assuming I renew...haven't yet decided).

lots of very different possibilities: players complained about her, she quit before she went down with the ship, kp scapegoat, etc.

[jonnyss]

Katy Steding is gone? Is that KP's scapegoat?

I'm going to miss her fun-filled chalk talks (assuming I renew...haven't yet decided).

lots of very different possibilities: players complained about her, she quit before she went down with the ship, kp scapegoat, etc.

[Griffins78]

Is it strange that Tara always (as far as I can remember) hired and invested in developing WOMEN coaches and that he was a former PG but he’s taking over for Katy Steding who was a power forward and I think coached the Bigs.

[Griffins78]

Is it strange that Tara always (as far as I can remember) hired and invested in developing WOMEN coaches and that he was a former PG but he’s taking over for Katy Steding who was a power forward and I think coached the Bigs.

[Card10Fan]

https://www.powerplays.news/p/tara-vande...all-female


"In her 39 years as the head coach at Stanford, VanDerveer has never once hired a male assistant coach. In fact, in her entire head coaching career — which began at Idaho from 1978-1980 (where she amassed her first 42 wins) and continued at Ohio State from 1980-1985 (where she notched another 110 victories) — VanDerveer has only hired one male assistant coach."

[Card10Fan]

https://www.powerplays.news/p/tara-vande...all-female


"In her 39 years as the head coach at Stanford, VanDerveer has never once hired a male assistant coach. In fact, in her entire head coaching career — which began at Idaho from 1978-1980 (where she amassed her first 42 wins) and continued at Ohio State from 1980-1985 (where she notched another 110 victories) — VanDerveer has only hired one male assistant coach."

[Griffins78]

Chiney, Jeanette, and Erica played under Coach Key in the WNBA. Perhaps he’s going to lead the coaching of all the players in a more modern WNBA style that provides a buffer from Kate’s old school style. Katy provided that for the Bigs but probably did not have the power to overcome Kate. Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

[Griffins78]

Chiney, Jeanette, and Erica played under Coach Key in the WNBA. Perhaps he’s going to lead the coaching of all the players in a more modern WNBA style that provides a buffer from Kate’s old school style. Katy provided that for the Bigs but probably did not have the power to overcome Kate. Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

[jacket3ree]

Funny how I saw the post title and saw this:



Good on VanDerveer for hiring women; good on Paye for hiring a dude.

[jacket3ree]

Funny how I saw the post title and saw this:



Good on VanDerveer for hiring women; good on Paye for hiring a dude.

[stopandpop]

Chiney, Jeanette, and Erica played under Coach Key in the WNBA. Perhaps he’s going to lead the coaching of all the players in a more modern WNBA style that provides a buffer from Kate’s old school style. Katy provided that for the Bigs but probably did not have the power to overcome Kate. Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

Key is a journeyman coach but he's an outsider and not connected with Stanford. If nothing else, that's refreshing. Perhaps Paye will be open to hearing a new voice on how to play offense in today's world.

[stopandpop]

Chiney, Jeanette, and Erica played under Coach Key in the WNBA. Perhaps he’s going to lead the coaching of all the players in a more modern WNBA style that provides a buffer from Kate’s old school style. Katy provided that for the Bigs but probably did not have the power to overcome Kate. Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

Key is a journeyman coach but he's an outsider and not connected with Stanford. If nothing else, that's refreshing. Perhaps Paye will be open to hearing a new voice on how to play offense in today's world.

[newguy]

Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

that would be fine by me.

[newguy]

Now that Key has been brought in, Kate has to change or she’ll be out and perhaps Key steps in to replace

that would be fine by me.

[76lsjumb]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

[76lsjumb]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

[SkiBum80]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

You mean more than already has gone wrong?

[SkiBum80]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

You mean more than already has gone wrong?

[OCcardinal]

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

[OCcardinal]

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

[norcard10]

it is crazy to see the drop off in this program.  Stanford sports as a whole has never been in such shambles.  Men's teams have been irrelevant for a while now. NIL and a slew of other factors have not been kind. to LSJU.

[norcard10]

it is crazy to see the drop off in this program.  Stanford sports as a whole has never been in such shambles.  Men's teams have been irrelevant for a while now. NIL and a slew of other factors have not been kind. to LSJU.

[SearchingForTheTruth]

Oh no! Hoping for the best. 

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

[SearchingForTheTruth]

Oh no! Hoping for the best. 

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

[paloalto]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

My expectations are low no matter what approach is taken.  I believe deviating from the status quo might be a good idea.

[paloalto]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

My expectations are low no matter what approach is taken.  I believe deviating from the status quo might be a good idea.

[82lsju]

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

on the Stanford WBB Facebook page they have a post about her from about an hour ago, I'm not sure but she might be the player with what looks like a wrap (not a brace) on her right knee in the team photo of Canada getting their medal

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1390...4029813514

[82lsju]

Stanford's top incoming freshman Jordyn Wheeler was injured in the U18 AmeriCup last night. Had to be carried off the court.  Looked like a potential ACL injury to me.

on the Stanford WBB Facebook page they have a post about her from about an hour ago, I'm not sure but she might be the player with what looks like a wrap (not a brace) on her right knee in the team photo of Canada getting their medal

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1390...4029813514

[TonyLima]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

You mean more than already has gone wrong?

You guys jinxed them.

[TonyLima]

A bunch of very young players and transfers, who haven’t played together before, running an offense that the head coach has never used before (in decades of coaching) and that was brought in by an assistant coach.

What could possibly go wrong…? :-)

You mean more than already has gone wrong?

You guys jinxed them.