WBB Recruting/ HS talent in Bozeman.

Post by **rtb** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 3:43 pm

vike_king wrote:God, Hashley has a kid that old? My back hurts thinking about Doug's elbows.

If his kid is any good he had better go to MSU!

You mean she better go to MSU. And yes she is a great athlete both in hoops and in volleyball. Obviously she is tall, so heres hoping MSU will land her.

Hashley's son is probably 10-13(just guessing based on the last time I saw them) so I am sure he is developing into quite the athlete as well!

Bobcat4Ever · Post by **Bobcat4Ever** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 5:50 pm

The Whitefish coach said:

"Holli Hashley is an outstanding player. It's important for us not to let her get the ball. We did that for about three quarters," McFadden said.

"But then if you don't keep her off the glass, she'll destroy you."

I guess it is true -- the apple does not fall far from the tree, or in this case, the basket.

Neither MSU or UM signed her early -- anyone know what she is looking at? She sounds like just what the doctor ordered for MSU.

It is hard to keep players in the same town because of the "move away" syndrome, but the 300 miles from Kalispell to Bozeman should be far enough

vike_king · Post by **vike_king** » Fri Dec 09, 2005 9:35 am

rtb wrote:
vike_king wrote:God, Hashley has a kid that old? My back hurts thinking about Doug's elbows.

If his kid is any good he had better go to MSU!
You mean she better go to MSU. And yes she is a great athlete both in hoops and in volleyball. Obviously she is tall, so heres hoping MSU will land her.

Hashley's son is probably 10-13(just guessing based on the last time I saw them) so I am sure he is developing into quite the athlete as well!

Oops.

Haven't seen Doug since '85 in Corvallis, didn't know what his family situation was. That is what happens when you assume.