"Heavily recruited my daughter, got her to commit and pass up other offers and then she was cut a week before school started. Too late to even register at other schools. He has done this to multiple girls and it is a truly terrible thing to do to any athlete and speaks to who he is as a person. She was so grateful to have been cut because the girls he did coach all said nothing but horrible things."

"horrible experience, he does not know what he’s doing at all. please do not consider your child playing here it will be the worst experience they ever have. Team culture is extremely toxic and none of the staff care to fix it ."

"I feel like, in good conscience, I have to write this review. Please consider all of your options carefully before having your daughter commit to this school. Don't let the social media posts and recruitment visits fool you about the atmosphere. In my experience, much of it is for show. I know there are other players who would like to speak up but obviously feel they can't because they are concerned about retaliation. I can't wait for my daughter to transfer schools, have a new experience, and start fresh next semester. I would love to go into more detail, but soccer is a small world and my daughter just wants to move on. All I can say is that, from what I have witnessed, this coach seems far more concerned about maintaining his position as a Division I head coach than he is about the well-being of all of his players. There is a small group of players he seems to care very much about and with whose families he has developed close relationships. If your daughter isn't part of that group, I would be concerned. The level of toxicity I have witnessed is astonishing, especially at a time when NCAA athletics talks so much about the mental well-being of student-athletes. I also have serious concerns about the way physical injuries and rehabilitation are handled and the pressure players can feel surrounding their recovery. Unfortunately, don't assume the assistant coaches will necessarily be able to help. Communication within the coaching staff regarding individual players and what they are experiencing has also been concerning. My daughter is looking forward to starting fresh. I also wouldn't automatically accept the explanation that players who leave this program were simply cut or weren't capable of playing at this level. There have been a lot of departures in the relatively short time this coach has been here. I genuinely wish I didn't feel compelled to write this. If your daughter is considering this program, ask difficult questions and, if possible, speak privately with former players and their parents rather than relying only on the people presented to you during recruiting. I wish we had."

"Ugly and we lost to a juco..."

"Liar, untrustworthy, deceitful, two-faced...all describe Coach Morgan. She embodies everything that is wrong with College softball. For some reason, colleges tend to hire these narcissistic, lying coaches, and it reflects so poorly on the college. Coach Morgan has only had 1 winning season as a head coach, yet she's touted as a great coach that develops players, but has had multiple losing seasons with over half a decade of coaching. While at CSUN, she ended her career under .500 (basically, a losing record). This year as the head coach of Fresno State, is no exception (23-24). She doesn't know how to communicate with her players, and at the same time she'll lie to the media, parents, and athletic staff that she treats everyone like "family". It's been long rumored that once you get on her bad side, you're done, and there's no coming back. The girls on the team know that if she stops talking to you, she doesn't see you as having any value to her. Everyone already knows that she's been on the hot seat at Fresno State early into her first season as head coach. There's a lot of contention between her and the alumni group, and the Red Wave fanbase is extremely upset with her, for good reason. If she's anything like what she was at CSUN, she's coming to destroy Fresno State's program. Just the sound of her name coming to Fresno State as head coach made a large group of girls transfer out, who were previously part of a winning team. If you sat in the stadium during any home game, you would easily pick up on all the negative comments about her. Also, during one of the away games, the sports commentators referred to the team as the "Bad News Bears". She's only won 2 of the series in the Mountain West league and has somehow been able to keep her job. I thought she was coming in to "re-load" and not "re-build"? After this season, she's going to have to re-build because between the seniors and transfers, there will be a lot of openings. Any parent out there who is considering sending their daughter to play for Coach Morgan and her staff, I compel you to do your research fully. She comes off as being a loving, concerning coach who wants to develop her players to get the most out of them, but that couldn't be further from the truth. She should not be a coach or mentor to young female athletes and I would highly recommend that she has a psychological evaluation. I would be interested to see the results. To the Athletic Director at Fresno State, it's never to late to right a wrong, especially as you head into the Pac-12. I'm sure you made a decision to hire her based on her experience as a player at Alabama, but as a coach she is terrible. Now you're probably seeing why CSUN wouldn't renew her contract. I know some of you who are reading this are thinking "oh, just another disgruntled post", but don't take my word for it. Do your own research and you can easily find out the truth. "

"Horrible human. Disregards compliance regulations, doesn't travel with the team, frequently overlooks the need to feed players, refuses to provide per diems. Hires inexperienced assistant coaches and doesn't take feedback well."