"Ylagan is a solid coach, knows the game well, and cares about his players. He's very successful at creating a strong bond within his position group and inspiring them to make the best out of themselves. However, he's terribly opaque when it comes to feedback. Would rather athletes figure something out themselves than coach them towards it, even if the athlete asks for help. When he does communicate expectations, it is often when the feedback is no longer useful. Poor at resolving conflict. Will rarely give honest feedback because he is a people pleaser, and would rather have his guys like him than perform well."

"Coach Ylagan cares about the players on and off the field. Creating good men is just as important as creating good players to him. He communicates well with his players and works hard to be fair. He is knowledgeable about the sport and is always learning more. "

"He only focuses on the better players and doesn’t give advice or pay attention to the rest of the team. Very mid coach "

"Fights with players, let’s personal vendettas get to starting spots"

"Coach Hasenyager is great. Keeps practices fresh and engaging. I swear this guy has a different drill every day. Even if I disagree about my position the lineup, he’s always willing to have a conversation. "

"From watching him on the sidelines he’s so inspiring to everyone!"

"Playing for Coach Harrold has been a disappointment. I feel that I regressed from my high school abilities when I came to play for her. I used to like her fun approach for practices and she definitely knows the game of basketball, but players do not actually get better throughout the season. Unless you play the exact position that she played in college, she won’t care about you. Her practices are disorganized, she spends too much time going over 30 plays when only 2 are ever used, and players have actually wanted more discipline and to do more running because there is such little intensity in the practices. After games, her approach was “we didn’t do too bad!” which isn’t conducive for a team that wants to achieve greatness. Games and practices aside, her communication skills are the most disappointing. If you have any concerns or questions as a player, you will be dismissed and judged. If you have any kind of injury, you are going to have a really hard time convincing her to let you play again. She has her favorites, usually the ones that suck up to her, and if you don’t solidify that position in the beginning of your first year, you won’t have a chance. "

"Do not commit to go to Iowa for this woman. Worst coach I’ve ever seen. Half of my recruit class transferred away or quit. Over half of the year after me left or quit too. Grinnell College Athletics are unfair, uncomfortable, unfulfilling, and a death sentence for an athlete’s love of the game. "