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re: WBB: Tasha Butts leaving?

Posted by maryannorginger on 4/15/19 at 8:40 pm
Well, according to the Tennessee faithful, it was between Fargas and Harper. Regardless, it did show she had interest in the job....

WBB: Tasha Butts leaving?

Posted by maryannorginger on 4/15/19 at 8:35 pm
Rumor is she's joining Nell Fortner at Georgia Tech. If true, it's fairly surprising since she's been with Fargas when she was Caldwell at UCLA. I find it hard to believe she'll be paid more or will have higher position. Overall, this would be pretty bad for the program since Butts has always bee...
Only a few days ago Mulkey said she'd love to coach at LSU: for the men. I would agree there's no way she's coming to LSU to rebuild a program, not at her age. And the AD would have to triple Fargas' salary to compete with Baylor. As for Fargas, the comments in the Tweet say it all. No to Far...
Warlick was reportedly making $665K to Fargas' $700K. Depending on how much your AD is willing to spend, if she bolts for Tennessee, LSU might be in a similar situation. Fargas has apparently burnt so many bridges that people will be happy to see her leave on any level but then you have to worry a...
Wow, talk about trading bad for bad. Warlick had to go but it sounds like this search is beyond tragic. Early talk about Walz from Louisville expressing interest but probably a ruse to get a raise. The other names in the tweet are Kara Lawson (no college coaching experience but LV legend and we...
UCLA fan here and just wanted to add my 0.02. I think there are a lot of issues to be discussed but at this time, the main thing is Fargas' contract. I don't think your AD could have let her go after last season. I looked at the record and she had some bad losses but also some surprising wins...
I'm a UCLA alum and wanted to add my thoughts. I have no information about your AD but I thought, at the time, if he was willing to make Caldwell/Fargas one of the highest paid coaches in the nation, he must really be committed to women's basketball. The salary was double what she was paid at UC...