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chocolatecitylover
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 11:17AM - in reply to new posting Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Im sure since Heather Van Norman is still in the New Orleans area she would like to get a shot a job like UNO.
drowning cajun
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 12:08PM - in reply to chocolatecitylover Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
van norman is the head coach at nichols st.
Red Duck
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 5:09PM - in reply to Coaching insider Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Coaching insider wrote:

So word is Oh St has Robert Johnson as finalist and Kentucky has him on their early wish list.

Vin is off to Stanford to be AD so who will be left in Eugene when they turn out the lights from the Trials? Note very little in the way of future big meets set for Eugene. Reason - Vin has had a foot out the door for some time now.


This is, of course, the juiciest rumor. Is it pure BS?
Duck in the know
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 5:26PM - in reply to Red Duck Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Normally I would say its BS but something has seemed different about Vin the past few months than his attitude his previous years here. I think if he is offered the AD's job as many I hear say he has then he will be gone but he doesn't want this to take away focus from Trials so we will have to wait until early July for the answer to your question.

RoJo is gone from Oregon as its been made clear the expectation at Oregon is that a distance coach will always be in charge of this program no matter what success they have in other events. RoJo can pick his landing spot so I hear and is just waiting to negotiate the final arrangements.
Educated Guess
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 8:54PM - in reply to Duck in the know Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
So if you were to pick from:

Ohio State-Men / Kentucky-M/W / UNC-M/W

How do you rank them?
Youschnoozeyouloze
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/14/2012 9:32PM - in reply to Educated Guess Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Anyone heard anything about the Texas A&M-Kingsville opening? I know D2 is often ignored on LR, but the men's team did pretty well during this past outdoor season.
gGiJOEy24
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 12:47AM - in reply to Educated Guess Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Educated Guess wrote:

So if you were to pick from:

Ohio State-Men / Kentucky-M/W / UNC-M/W

How do you rank them?


ranked on overall programs and reputation of program:

Kentucky - new outdoor track facility, ~300m indoor track, state of the art everything else, a SPORTS school for sure.
UNC - okay indoor and outdoor tracks, okay facilities, good college town, people like their tar heels.
Ohio State - Don't know much- its a HUGE school, so someone's gotta be good.
Kingsville visitor
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 8:19AM - in reply to Youschnoozeyouloze Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Youschnoozeyouloze wrote:

Anyone heard anything about the Texas A&M-Kingsville opening? I know D2 is often ignored on LR, but the men's team did pretty well during this past outdoor season.


Have you ever been to Kingsville? There's got to be a really good reason to stay there, and I doubt they'd offer that kind of money.
Bishop Moose Knuckle
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 11:09AM - in reply to Kingsville visitor Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Just noticed the Xavier posting on the NCAA site:

"Xavier University’s Department of Athletics is seeking applications for a qualified individual to serve as the part-time Men’s/Women’s Cross Country and Track Coach."

Translation: Xavier University is seeking applications from anyone who can get five men and five women across six finish lines in cross country and 14 men and 14 women to complete an event in 12 track meets. Graduate those kids. Healthy pulse preferred.

"Qualifications: ... possess a philosophy of coaching and education that fits the mission of Xavier University and the goals of the Xavier Athletics program"

Translation: Please don't complain when you actually realize that really is all we want. Anything else is icing on the cake so long as it doesn't cost us any extra time and money.
sublime
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 12:27PM - in reply to gGiJOEy24 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
The best way to evaluate a Div I coaching gig is to evaluate the AD and the revenues from football and basketball. a big budget athletics dept with drive trumps everything because facilities can be improved and scholarships can be upped when the budget is fat from, say, televised football.



gGiJOEy24 wrote:

[quote]Educated Guess wrote:

So if you were to pick from:

Ohio State-Men / Kentucky-M/W / UNC-M/W

How do you rank them?


ranked on overall programs and reputation of program:

Kentucky - new outdoor track facility, ~300m indoor track, state of the art everything else, a SPORTS school for sure.
UNC - okay indoor and outdoor tracks, okay facilities, good college town, people like their tar heels.
Ohio State - Don't know much- its a HUGE school, so someone's gotta be good.[/quote]
GeorgiaPeach
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 12:41PM - in reply to sublime Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Alan Drosky and Jeff Pigg are being considered for the job at Kentucky. They want a distance program...Let's be honest, piggy has his name in the hat for every job that comes down the pike!
YellowJacket
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 12:49PM - in reply to GeorgiaPeach Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Drosky won't leave GA Tech; he is a Tech grad and has built a nice little distance program.
not happening
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 1:15PM - in reply to YellowJacket Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Agreed with the above poster. Drosky has coached at tech for 20+ years I believe? He is a tech grad and has built a family in the atlanta area.

Pigg on the other hand would leave Georgia in a heart beat. its all about the $$$ with him.
Strange Happenings
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 2:14PM - in reply to YellowJacket Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

YellowJacket wrote:

Drosky won't leave GA Tech; he is a Tech grad and has built a nice little distance program.



Was the Georgia Tech Men's Program cut back? Are they down to like 4-5 scholarships now? I thought I heard that happened this year.
i think you are right
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 2:27PM - in reply to Strange Happenings Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I heard that as well. I heard the whole track program (mens and womens) was cut back
Strange Happenings
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 2:39PM - in reply to i think you are right Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I am not saying Drosky would be interested. I don't know that at all.

I will say this, he would be a great hire for Kentucky. The program would move immediately forward.

Loyalty will only last so long, especially when loyalty becomes a one-sided relationship.
Big 10-12
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 3:32PM - in reply to Red Duck Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Have they done any interviews at Ohio State yet? If so, when will an announcement about a coach be? Or, are they bringing candidates in next week?
bsfore
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 4:59PM - in reply to Big 10-12 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
UCLA sprint coach opening popped up.
Kanye North
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 5:06PM - in reply to gGiJOEy24 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

gGiJOEy24 wrote:

[quote]Educated Guess wrote:

So if you were to pick from:

Ohio State-Men / Kentucky-M/W / UNC-M/W

How do you rank them?


ranked on overall programs and reputation of program:

Kentucky - new outdoor track facility, ~300m indoor track, state of the art everything else, a SPORTS school for sure.
UNC - okay indoor and outdoor tracks, okay facilities, good college town, people like their tar heels.
Ohio State - Don't know much- its a HUGE school, so someone's gotta be good.[/quote]

Ohio State is a far better job than Kentucky. Ton of money in the athletic budget and its the primary school in a big state that produces solid running talent (and is surrounded by states that produce an excess in Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania).

Kentucky has nice facilities, but their athletic department doesn't have close to the money OSU has and the state of Kentucky produces very little talent (Kentucky is near Indiana/Ohio, but it is culturally very different and not many Midwestern kids go to Kentucky). Less money and much harder to get good talent at Kentucky.
Westwood winds
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 6/15/2012 5:44PM - in reply to Kanye North Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Told you UCLA sprints job was gonna open! Am already hearing they may go back to the well at UW and hire Raul Sheen who was previously at LB State before UW and has had solid success at both places and knows the academic demands of UCLA well in terms of recruiting athletic talent to a tough admissions college.

Hear LaMont Vaughn who is leaving UCLA position is a top candidate at his alma mater Kentucky.
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