Here's how Wisconsin defends its AD hiring process against charges it ignored diverse voices

[TW]

The Kellners bleed Cardinal and White.

 

[FlaPack]

Though would have not Frazier been continuity also?

Not as much as having the Deputy AD on board and your assuming he even applied

 

[TW]

Though would have not Frazier been continuity also?

I'd think so. But not in-house at this time. And, as Pack said.... Did he even apply?

 

[FlaPack]

I'd think so. But not in-house at this time. And, as Pack said.... Did he even apply?

And who knows how Frazier was viewed internally? Sometimes name and association only go so far.

 

[GBP4EVER]

I'd think so. But not in-house at this time. And, as Pack said.... Did he even apply?

Hard to know all we know is there was 35 people to apply.

 

[FlaPack]

I liked Pollard because he upgraded a so so program at ISU, made a damn fine hire at HC and had the hoops program solid until Hoiberg left for the NBA

 

[GBP4EVER]

I liked Pollard because he upgraded a so so program at ISU, made a damn fine hire at HC and had the hoops program solid until Hoiberg left for the NBA

Question if he applied as you said he signed new deal at ISU.

 

[FlaPack]

Question if he applied as you said he signed new deal at ISU.

Don’t know if he did. My point was he was a better fit than Frazier

 

[GBP4EVER]

Don’t know if he did. My point was he was a better fit than Frazier

I would agree with that and wonder if Badgers reached out to him to gage his interest.

 

[FlaPack]

I would agree with that and wonder if Badgers reached out to him to gage his interest.

Doubtful, it’s called tampering, while not a rule it’s an unwritten one….and a search committee