Rumor on Dawgman.com, repeated on the Seattletimes.com message board, says that Jay Locey may be a candidate for D-coordinator at UW.  Just a rumor...comments?

And yes, it's been about 4 years since I had anything substantial to say on here, but I do still lurk to make sure Harborcat is behaving.   

Parkland,

I used to coach for the Lutes in another sport, and these days I can only follow from afar.  This is absolutely stunning.  I have to believe it's more than a personality conflict, although I must admit I know next to nothing about the Turner regime.  I didn't even necessarily get along with Gil completely, but he had my absolute respect and admiration as a coach. 

PLU is not the athletic powerhouse it once was, to many people's great dismay.  Lute women's basketball used to be a joke, the weak hitter in an amazing lineup of nationally recognized programs.  Gil changed all that, and did it in a very short time.  I was there to witness that, and it was impressive.  He was a winner, and with Lute Athletics at an all-time low, he was still carrying that flag of excellence, a flag seems to have been dropped and forgotten lately.  Unfortunately we are seeing the dismantling of only PLU team that is still playing at an elite level.  It is indeed a sad day for Lute athletics. 

Future Wildcat dominates Washington All-Star game:

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/highschoolsports/2003099379_stategrid02.html

Sigh. These guys used to go to PLU.

Sanity at Pacific Lutheran! 

The one thing the my alma mater has been unwilling to do is run off coaches that are dead weight.  For the few of us who have any pride left, this is good news:

http://www.plu.edu/athletics/mbball/2005-06%20releases/031506harshman.htm

The horror...the...horror.