Looking Back At Bill Tierney's Career

[gymman1031]

I truly think he is the GOAT. As a DI coach, his brilliance was shown starting with his 1985-1987 run as a Hopkins assistant. In my opinion, the most remarkable accomplishment in his career is how many one-goal games, OT or not, his teams came out on top in.

[Farfromgeneva]

There’s already clips from the best of his career all over the Internet

https://youtu.be/t3Ih5LBxq5o

[Brooklyn]

There’s already clips from the best of his career all over the Internet

https://youtu.be/t3Ih5LBxq5o

I bet coach would have excelled as pro wrestling manager.

[Brooklyn]

But, in truth, he likely was lax coaching's GOAT.


"He's the John Wooden of college lacrosse."

Bill Tierney's coaching career spans nearly half a century, and it's filled with unprecedented success. Tierney is the only men's lacrosse coach to win seven Division One championships. He's the first coach to win titles with two schools. He's a USA Lacrosse Hall of Famer. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.


https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/b ... -lacrosse/

[Farfromgeneva]

There’s already clips from the best of his career all over the Internet

https://youtu.be/t3Ih5LBxq5o

I bet coach would have excelled as pro wrestling manager.

Yes!

Like Mr Fuji

[Brooklyn]

There’s already clips from the best of his career all over the Internet

https://youtu.be/t3Ih5LBxq5o

I bet coach would have excelled as pro wrestling manager.

Yes!

Like Mr Fuji

Good note.

But in truth, Tierney kinda reminded me of Wild Red Berry:



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