"The experience overall wasn’t bad, but the expectations for players at a D3 school were unrealistic. While striving to elevate play standards is natural on any team, we should realistically align with our D3 status and not mirror the schedules of D1 or D2 schools. Coach Morgan Bitting showed varying levels of care for us, evident in playing time distribution. Despite being told playing time was earned, transparency was lacking in SUFH. The coaching staff promised transparency but often fell short. Coach Bitting's approach, though intended to foster independence, sometimes left players unsupported in handling mental health issues or team conflicts. Upon leaving the team, the lack of acknowledgment from former teammates underscored a disconnected team culture, revealing more like a group of individuals than a cohesive family."

"Don’t play for her unless you want to hate your life. Most people who played for her during the same time as me quit within our four years (about 15 out of 30 players). Expects you to miss class and clinical for practices. Also breaks NCAA violations all the time. Not to mention how she runs on favorites aka if your not stick skinny and from PA don’t expect to touch the field. Also just mean. Too young and immature to be coaching at the collegiate level, the assistant coach is just as bad. "

"Knows a lot about the game but not e best at sharing it. Also not best talent evaluator"

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"Parents do not like her and the players are too scared to say otherwise. Coaching decisions are not up to par and she does not have her priorities straight. Diminishes the worth of less-skilled and/or less-fit players. Control freak."

"She is a terrible coach who is stuck in the past and will not change with the game. She degraded her players and makes them feel like they are incompetent. On top of this she is never available for her players if they need help academically or really anything. She has been at the school for 13 years and has not been very successful....."

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