Talk:Doc Sadler

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I believe Doc Sadler, as the head basketball coach at a major Division 1 university, is deserving of his own Wikipedia entry.

A quick search of the site shows several other Big 12 conference basketball coaches, including Jeff Capel (Oklahoma), Bill Self (Kansas), Bobby Knight (Texas Tech), Bob Huggins (Kansas State), Greg McDermott (Iowa State), and Eddie Sutton (Oklahoma State), all have their own Wikipedia entries. His position as a head basketball coach for Big XII institution is virtually identical to theirs. He also has led another team (UTEP) to the NCAA tournament.

While not much information has been posted on this page as of yet - his hire only took place today, and more will be added in the coming days.

Ssaniuk 19:49, 8 August 2006 (UTC)