((Coach Katie Gearlds said Saturday that
Madison Layden “decided to opt-out” of playing in the
WNIT, leaving the Boilermakers without one of their top-scoring options.
“That’s her right,” Gearlds said. “She worked hard for four years and had a solid career. There will be moments on Monday when we miss her out there because she is such a security blanket for all of us on both ends of the floor. It’s been good to get however many practices we’ve had to plug in and see who fills those spots.
“I thank her for believing in me for three years and wish her all the best.”
Gearlds spoke with the four seniors near the end of the season outlining possible postseason scenarios. The NCAA tournament was a long shot unless the Boilermakers won the conference tournament, leaving either the WBIT or WNIT as choices.
“It was more of this is where we are,” Gearlds said. “Take your time, think about it and there’s no pressure from us about what you want to do.”_))
Either your "sources" are completely wrong, or Katie Gearlds lied through her teeth in this interview.
((Coach Katie Gearlds said Saturday that
Madison Layden “decided to opt-out” of playing in the
WNIT, leaving the Boilermakers without one of their top-scoring options.
“That’s her right,” Gearlds said. “She worked hard for four years and had a solid career. There will be moments on Monday when we miss her out there because she is such a security blanket for all of us on both ends of the floor. It’s been good to get however many practices we’ve had to plug in and see who fills those spots.
“I thank her for believing in me for three years and wish her all the best.”
Gearlds spoke with the four seniors near the end of the season outlining possible postseason scenarios. The NCAA tournament was a long shot unless the Boilermakers won the conference tournament, leaving either the WBIT or WNIT as choices.
“It was more of this is where we are,” Gearlds said. “Take your time, think about it and there’s no pressure from us about what you want to do.”_))
Either your "sources" are completely wrong, or Katie Gearlds lied through her teeth in this interview.
((Coach Katie Gearlds said Saturday that
Madison Layden “decided to opt-out” of playing in the
WNIT, leaving the Boilermakers without one of their top-scoring options.
“That’s her right,” Gearlds said. “She worked hard for four years and had a solid career. There will be moments on Monday when we miss her out there because she is such a security blanket for all of us on both ends of the floor. It’s been good to get however many practices we’ve had to plug in and see who fills those spots.
“I thank her for believing in me for three years and wish her all the best.”
Gearlds spoke with the four seniors near the end of the season outlining possible postseason scenarios. The NCAA tournament was a long shot unless the Boilermakers won the conference tournament, leaving either the WBIT or WNIT as choices.
“It was more of this is where we are,” Gearlds said. “Take your time, think about it and there’s no pressure from us about what you want to do.”_))
Either your "sources" are completely wrong, or Katie Gearlds lied through her teeth in this interview.
Let’s balance this with all the wonderful things CKG had to say during the NIT about how her team has been playing light and how fun it’s been during the previous 18 days. Do you think CKG would actually publicly bash her? No. She provided those comments because she knew people would wonder where she was because kids don’t quit on their team. She didn’t want any distractions so laid it all out. That’s expected. CKG is classy in this situation. In time, things will become clear I am sure. You don’t have to like my take on this entire issue, I don’t care. Let’s see what happens over the next few weeks and if I’m wrong, I’ll gladly stand corrected.