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An Open letter to Mark Coyle
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[QUOTE="OttoinGrotto, post: 1524708, member: 297"] Their opinion can be heard, and I'm sure it will be. That may not change things. If their unity on this is strong enough to have an impact on Coyle's thinking, whatever that may be, it should be strong enough to get the wins they need to ensure their coach is back. One other thought - does this cut both ways? I mean, we heard reports that when UCONN fired Pasqualoni the players were high fiving each other and celebrating. Should we consider that a reason why UCONN made the right decision? That feels... weird, yeah? [/QUOTE]
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