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Niele and Coquese were also WNBA teammates by NDMike2001

It would seem that Muffet's recipe for success always included a strong PG coach in Coquese and then Niele. There are a million factors into what occurred last season. But it is at least notable that there was not a true PG coach.

CW comes back to coach a position and program that she has coached previously through a national championship. She coached Niele and college and played with her in the WNBA. She was a President of the Player's association.

They have similar credentials and yet CW has some very specific differentiating factors from BC.