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Another Positive Step Up for Megan by dillon77

...since she started coaching:

- St. John's (worked for Kim Barnes Arico)
- George Washington (recruiting coordinator, guards coach for Jonathan Tsipis)
- Michigan (guards coach for Arico)
- HC at Miami University of Ohio (two consecutive 20-wins seasons in her first -- and only -- two years)

While Marquette was losing a starting lineup of all five starters (see, we're not the only one), former coach Carolyn Kieger was bringing in a class of 8 prospects, including highly rated guard Shemara Williams from Milwaukee. Williams was apparently upset that Kieger was leaving, so Megan might want to take an Uber over to house after the press conference.

Interestingly, while Carole Owens was listed on the interview list for that game, Megan and Neile were for the Georgia Tech job that went to Nell Fortner (excuse me, I'm still scratching my head a bit...).

In any case, great move for Megan. If she continues to do well, it will give Notre Dame another quality choice for a MM successor when that time comes.