Viterbo University

"Coach Yepez is a corrupt, lying, roster-inflating pet-lap-dog of Barry Fried (the Athletics Director) who is even more-so corrupt and dishonest. Coach Yepez has zero integrity and will make promises to prospective players that he knows are lies. I don't want to get into too much detail for fear of retribution, but my son was coerced and enticed by fake-promises into joining Viterbo (despite several other D1 schools interests). Ask yourself why Viterbo Men's Soccer is 90 percent populated by oversees students?... It's not because these prospective-students can actually play (none of them attended tryouts or even basic sport-vetting by Viterbo). They are there purely to be exploited for their overseas-paying-fees. Viterbo is a dying university that is underwater financially. They are laying off professors and closing non profitable fields-of-study. They couldn't care less about your sons career or well-being, Your son is there to provide numbers and fee-payment... nothing more. Its entirely comical that Viterbo claims to be a religious (Catholic) college. The way that they operate is based solely on financial survival and has absolutely zero to do with any form of ethics, conscientious honesty or compassion"

"One good thing about Alonzo is that she opens up her home and is more then happy to feed you homecooked meals. She lacks many leadership qualities that all coaches must have when being a head college coach. She does not lead by example, she lacks communication, selfish, constantly burns out each player. Most importantly she has a poor IQ, all the years she has coached Viterbo softball always had a loosing record and forever will have a loosing record. Which was always mind boggling to me because after all the years of not winning, having a high turnover rate, lowest team GPAs, and half of the team has always been injured every year. The way the girls cope is trauma bond and get drunk every chance they get. A way to ensure playing time is kiss her a**. She loves players that do that to her. "