How much honor did those ladies want?
Camie played at Texas.
Moylan was a good player at K-State 20 plus years ago.
Lehning had a mountain of honor and praise heaped on her from K-State.
I don't get it.
Kamie is a former national player of the year, national champion, gold medalist, hall of famer and considered one of the best ever to play the sport. At 18 years she had one of the longest assistant coaching stints in school history, if not the longest.
You keep running your fat mouth about people just being mad because it's Currie. Not that anyone cares but what is your level of credibility when all you do is defend his actions no matter what because your ego is inflated enough that you think anyone cares that you see yourself as some foil to the "too cool for schoolers?" This is the second straight staff, not head coach but staff, to depart angrily. The last time we were told that the staff were going to stay to flee their oppressive monster of a head coach. How did that work out? You keep fighting the too cool for schoolers and I'm going to wait for the next group of people to bid on their way out of the door after dealing with Currie.
Oh bullshit. I don't need an effing lecture about Kamie Etheridge and what she did while playing at Texas or someplace else besides K-State. Why would anyone assume that K-State owed her any type of special honor besides the ongoing set of accolades and praise (which at times were significant) she received almost the entire time she was employed at K-State as a fairly highly compensated assistant women's coach?
Who cares if this women's coaching staff left angrily? They were given every benefit to get the ship going in the right direction, and in the final 5 years of Patterson's tenure there were 3 five win conference seasons, including the last two. They had no one to blame but themselves.
Scores of athletic directors would have dismissed Deb Patterson at the end of her contract under those circumstances; 34-52 in conference
AFTER getting a FIVE year contract extension.
I'll leave some of the other particularities surrounding Deb Patterson's tenure at K-State off the table . . . for now.