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New Coach at Western Kentucky

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Any ideas/speculation as to who the new coach of the Hilltoppers will be?

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Kevin Willard is a fine candidate ... if he can navigate the bridges his father burned after he left Bowling Green.

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Between Ralph and Darrin, are there any bridges still standing in Warren County?:lol:

^ He'd be fine.....besides he'll win for a couple of years and bounce as well...like it or not, WKU is a feeder school.

Would Donnie Tyndall be a candidate? For the record, I hope he stays at MSU.

Actually we are bringing in Roscoe Denny. We will have transfers from Ty Proffitt , Eric Fields, Walt Allen , And Jordan Hammonds.

Would Donnie Tyndall be a candidate? For the record, I hope he stays at MSU.

 

That was the first scared thought that I had. I hope not.

There is a lot of talk in Bowling Green that Bob Knight could very well be the next coach.

There is a lot of talk in Bowling Green that Bob Knight could very well be the next coach.
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I don't think he is joking, it posted on an IU board..........

Would Donnie Tyndall be a candidate? For the record, I hope he stays at MSU.

 

My first thought, too.

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