Re: Off-Season Departures
Just like Lickliter at Iowa, McKenna wants HIS own players in there to run HIS system. Holmstrom struggled with McKenna's offense and McKenna wants guys that can play his style.
Sounds like he was actually straight up with him. There wasn't going to be room anymore, he wasn't going to play much, and Holmstrom had already admitted to struggling with that type of system.
Just comes down to McKenna wanting players that are capable of running his style of play. May be a little shady, but at the same time, why should a team be forced to stick with a guy that was put on scholarship before the current coach was even there? I don't think this will impact future recruits. Future recruits will probably choose INSU because of McKenna and his style of play and this won't be an issue.
It's just a bad case of timing, a coaching change, and a little bit of poor communication. Feel bad for Holmstrom, but really shouldn't be a big deal.
Just like Lickliter at Iowa, McKenna wants HIS own players in there to run HIS system. Holmstrom struggled with McKenna's offense and McKenna wants guys that can play his style.
Sounds like he was actually straight up with him. There wasn't going to be room anymore, he wasn't going to play much, and Holmstrom had already admitted to struggling with that type of system.
Just comes down to McKenna wanting players that are capable of running his style of play. May be a little shady, but at the same time, why should a team be forced to stick with a guy that was put on scholarship before the current coach was even there? I don't think this will impact future recruits. Future recruits will probably choose INSU because of McKenna and his style of play and this won't be an issue.
It's just a bad case of timing, a coaching change, and a little bit of poor communication. Feel bad for Holmstrom, but really shouldn't be a big deal.




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