Binford's Blog
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 12:00 pm
Word has it that MSU women's basketball coach Tricia Binford recently has bought herself a new Ipad and has been Blogging like a fool the past couple weeks! If you are into the women's program (and who is not) you should check it out. The past few days Binford has been in Indianapolis participating in a mock seeding exercise run by the NCAA and it is rather interesting to see what goes into the process. Binford was also doing almost daily blog as she and her coaches scouted the big girls AAU scene looking for future Bobcats the past few weeks.
Side note: July is the BIG evaluation period for both the men's and women's D-1 basketball programs. There is a 10 day evaluation period at the beginning of July and a second 10 period at the end of July. This the critical period of time when the coaches decided who they will target for the November signing period and hopefully get some folks to trip to MSU this fall.
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You also might consider following the women's program on Twitter or Facebook here.
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One of the most common comments I have heard over the past 20 years from Bobcat Fans/Boosters is that they would like to know the inner working at the various sports programs on campus. As well connected as the Women's program is to the various social medias you are well connected as you could be short of having a seat in Binford's office.
Side note: July is the BIG evaluation period for both the men's and women's D-1 basketball programs. There is a 10 day evaluation period at the beginning of July and a second 10 period at the end of July. This the critical period of time when the coaches decided who they will target for the November signing period and hopefully get some folks to trip to MSU this fall.
http://coachbinford.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You also might consider following the women's program on Twitter or Facebook here.
http://twitter.com/#!/msuwbb" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.facebook.com/msuwbb" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
One of the most common comments I have heard over the past 20 years from Bobcat Fans/Boosters is that they would like to know the inner working at the various sports programs on campus. As well connected as the Women's program is to the various social medias you are well connected as you could be short of having a seat in Binford's office.