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Lifelong Frog
TCU 360: Support and recruiting characterize coach's career
By Wyatt Kanyer
Daniel Jennevret was homesick.
It was the middle of winter in Fort Worth—not a snowflake in sight, high 70s, green grass—a far cry from winter in his native Sweden with its four-feet-deep snowfall, below freezing temperatures and 15 hours of darkness.
To assuage his homesickness, Jennevret, a senior on the TCU men’s golf team, pursued the counsel of a reliable support system: his coach, Bill Montigel.
Montigel, then in his 24th year as men’s golf coach, asked Jennevret a question in response: “Would you rather be (in Fort Worth) or there?” Montigel asked.
Eli Cole, a redshirt senior on the team, said he remembers that moment well. ...
http://www.tcu360.com/mens-golf/2012/11/16522.support-and-recruiting-characterize-coachs-career
By Wyatt Kanyer
Daniel Jennevret was homesick.
It was the middle of winter in Fort Worth—not a snowflake in sight, high 70s, green grass—a far cry from winter in his native Sweden with its four-feet-deep snowfall, below freezing temperatures and 15 hours of darkness.
To assuage his homesickness, Jennevret, a senior on the TCU men’s golf team, pursued the counsel of a reliable support system: his coach, Bill Montigel.
Montigel, then in his 24th year as men’s golf coach, asked Jennevret a question in response: “Would you rather be (in Fort Worth) or there?” Montigel asked.
Eli Cole, a redshirt senior on the team, said he remembers that moment well. ...
http://www.tcu360.com/mens-golf/2012/11/16522.support-and-recruiting-characterize-coachs-career
