"The coach does not connect well with the players and often has a tendency to tell them what they want to hear instead of being honest and direct. Additionally, he has made some comments pertaining to race, physical build, etc. that have made some of the players uncomfortable, and I think the lack of ability to recognize this is problematic. "

"My scholar-athlete experience was severely limited by Coach Young. Davidson itself is a great school, and the facilities, medical staff, and resources are generally appropriate…despite the athletic department having only one mental health counselor for all 500 student-athletes…a HUGE issue at Davidson. Favoritism is very apparent within the coaching staff, Coach Young’s practices are unproductive, and communication is extremely poor. Don't expect a response for several days, if you receive one at all. In my experience, Coach Young often disregards medical opinions and questions your honesty if you truly need time to recover or take care of yourself. This creates the impression that you are not putting in as much time and effort as your teammates, even when dealing with legitimate health concerns. Coach Young and other members of the coaching staff demonstrated unprofessionalism through apparent favoritism, poor communication, and a lack of support for athletes’ recovery needs."

"One of my biggest concerns with Coach Willis is a lack of organization and consistency in how the program is run. Expectations, communication, and decision-making often feel unclear, which can make it difficult for players to prepare and perform at their best. There have also been instances where his behavior and communication style have felt discouraging rather than supportive, creating an environment where players are hesitant to be honest about concerns or mistakes. Additionally, there is often a disconnect between what is said privately versus publicly, which can make it difficult to build trust and confidence in leadership. As a result, many players feel that their individual development and well-being are not always prioritized, and that decisions are not consistently made with the goal of putting athletes in the best position to succeed both on and off the court. Strong coaching requires organization, transparency, trust, and player advocacy, and these are areas where I believe the program could improve significantly."

"gossip. talks about girls on team to other girls. Let girls go back into games when they turned out to have concussions. only has job because her husband is a coach"

"Shouldn’t be a coach. Only cares about her self."

"Coach that does not care about his team. If guys are injured, forces them into practice furthering their injury. Acts like he cares about you when really all he cares about his himself and winning."

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