Yes it does make sense, if anyone has been around the Trinity program the last few years they'd know Sean is largely responsible for the tremendous recruiting classes that have been coming in. Those are his kids and he deserves a shot at leading them. I'm sure he'll do a great job.....
And as a Las Vegan, let me point out that rolling a 7 is the most likely roll, thats why the house wins on a 7 in craps

Wilson is a PG

anyone know anything about the other openings in New England?

my only thought on that is that committments can change, you can bring in a new president with a new vision, a new coach, new athletic director, etc.... and change the landscape of a school's athletic fortunes.... it was not that long ago that WPI was not a very competitive team, and now they are becoming a D3 powerhouse... but geography, and the public/private breakdown will always remain the same

If I were named Grand Master of New England Division III for a day and could re-arrange conferences based upon a combination of things, mainly a break in public/private schools, and geography I would come up with

NESCAC:

Amherst
Bates
Bowdion
Colby
Connecticut College
Middlebury
Trinity
Tufts
Wesleyan
Williams

NEWMAC:

Babson
Clark
Coast Guard
Gordon
Endicott
M.I.T.
Springfield
Wheaton
W.P.I.

Little East:

      North Division-
Castleton State
Johnson State
Keene State
Plymouth State
University of Southern Maine

     South Division-
Eastern Connecticut State
UMass-Boston
UMass-Dartmouth
Rhode Island College
Western Connecticut State

NAC:

Husson College
Maine Maritime Academy
University of Maine- Farmington
UMaine- Presque Isle
St. Joseph's College (ME)
Thomas College
University of New England

WNEAC (Western New England Athletic Conference)

Colby Sawyer
Elms College
Green Mountain College
New England College
Norwich University
Southern Vermont College
Western New England College

MASCAC:

Bridgewater State
Fitchburg State
Framingham State
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Salem State
Westfield State
Worcester State

SNEAC (Southern New England Athletic Conference....instead of the GNAC):

Albertus Magnus College
Anna Maria College
Becker College
Johnson & Wales University
Mitchell College
Nichols College
Roger Williams University
Salve Regina College

GBAC (Greater Boston Athletic Conference ....instead of the CCC)

      Metro Division
Emerson College
Emmanuel College
Lesley University
Suffolk University
Wentworth Institute
Newbury College

       Suburban Division
Curry College
Eastern Nazerene College
Lasell College
Mount Ida College
Daniel Webster College
Rivier College


I know everyone may not like this and feel that their "better" school doesn't belong with a "lesser" school.....even though often things work in cicles. But what does everyone think? I realize it will never happen, too many issues, forming new leagues, presidents agreeing, ego's, agendas, etc. But to me it makes sense...and hey, its only hypothetical

6'6'' and THICK

To correct a minor point, Mount Ida has had club baseball for the past 6 years, and would probably make it a varsity sport if it joins the GNAC.