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NLI rules
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/6/2012 11:08PM - in reply to Recruiting Examiner Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Recruiting Examiner wrote:

That is NOT true. There are ways you can break you NLI and still be eligible. Do you homework.


A coaching change is not an extenuating circumstance to get released. That is what this kid is talking about. I don't do homework, I'm the teacher.
NLI real rules
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 7:57AM - in reply to NLI rules Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
If an incoming breaks his NLI and chooses to attend another University, the following are facts:

1. His original school almost always releases him/her. This isn't football. The kid can appeal it to higher levels than a petty little track coach and University's release.

2. At which point, he/she can receive full aid.

3. Also, he/she must sit out a year.

So if this kid signed with Georgia and changed his mind because Coach pigg isn't there anymore, he can find a school that wants him/has aid available. It is late, but there are always schools who sit on aid because of this or late transfers, kids who didn;t get eligibile because of summer school, etc.
Real Rules
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 8:06AM - in reply to NLI real rules Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
There is an NLI release form the kid can download from the NLI website. If the AD signs that release as well as grants the full release from the school the athlete can and will be released from their scholarship and NLI. They won't have to sit and can compete right away. It happened to me 8 years ago when my HC was fired, that AD was a stand up guy and let all of us leave. Good luck!
Recruiting Examiner
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 10:05AM - in reply to NLI rules Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

NLI rules wrote:

[quote]Recruiting Examiner wrote:

That is NOT true. There are ways you can break you NLI and still be eligible. Do you homework.


A coaching change is not an extenuating circumstance to get released. That is what this kid is talking about. I don't do homework, I'm the teacher.[/quote]

Hey teacher, can you read? I said: "There are ways you can break you NLI and still be eligible." Proper homework would show you what the valid ways are.
I hope you aren't teaching my kids.
ECUPirates
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 11:26AM - in reply to Recruiting Examiner Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Openings? Anyone?
dfj
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 11:29AM - in reply to Recruiting Examiner Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Gentleman, gentleman, gentleman… let's play nice…..

All an athlete needs to ask when choosing a school is: is this a school that I would go to if I WASN"T in sports? If I am an athlete will the program give me full opportunity to be good, meaning training facilities and competition (meets) and technical resources, one of those resources is a coach. The coach is actually the last on the "list" but should be treated lightly because they may be the only ones in the program that can assure you have the proper "opportunity. That said, at the college level the athlete, given the opportunity should be held responsible for their own progress, sometimes "in spite" of the coach.

We have to many athletes going to colleges and not improving.. this shouldn't happen. The athlete should not accept poor coaching and "no" improvement. How do you do that? Learn the event yourself.. and "learn" it not just what a world class athlete or coach says but "why". The athlete has the responsibility to themselves to challenge the coach to coach.

As far as transferring, first why? Better opportunity? If not stay where you are and improve.

About coaching… since the early 90's we have had a "plethora" of "one event" coaches! Why I'm not sure.. maybe because of "coaching education" or the certification process, if so it has created a result that is unacceptable for our sport.

Why?

In the 60's, 70's and 80's a "coach" coached everything. John Smith, Tom Tellez, Brooks Johnson, Loren Seagrave, Dan Pafaf, Vince Anderson, Bill Webb, and on and on, they were not, are not "one event coaches".

If you can coach you can coach every event! Every event period. The only "coach" that I have ever thought should "specialize" is a distance coach and even they should know enough about physiology, speed, strength, bio-mechanics and physics to coach other events simply by studying the technique and movement.

A "coach" is what should be hired and trained properly for the NCAA jobs that come available. But I think the head coaches are not secure enough or will not hire someone that may "threaten" their own coaching ability. If they were secure, like a Bob Braman, Pat Henry etc.. they will hire the coaches that can help them win a championship and coach any event they need to coach.

dfj
Dawgz
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 11:32AM - in reply to dfj Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
hmmm openings?
DecasFan15
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 12:32PM - in reply to Dawgz Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I agree any confirmation on the Wake Forest Sprints job?
Dawgz
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 3:04PM - in reply to DecasFan15 Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Who is Georgia looking at?
English major?
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 3:34PM - in reply to Dawgz Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Dawgz wrote:

Who is Georgia looking at?


Someone with better grammar. Don't end a sentence with a preposition.
JOBS!
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 5:14PM - in reply to English major? Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Can you guys please stick to the thread topic (Job openings)? If you want to discuss other things, open another thread.

Let's leave the distance realm for a split second. Who is being considered for jobs like TCU, Clemson, Cal State LA and so on?
dfj
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 6:36PM - in reply to confirmed Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
intersting how someone can be hired without an "opening" or advertising the job!

legal??

dfj
Sour grapes?
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 7:30PM - in reply to dfj Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
What job are you talking about?
dfj
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 8:37PM - in reply to Sour grapes? Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
UNF
vcb
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 9:16PM - in reply to dfj Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

dfj wrote:

UNF


Its called an "emergency hire" to skip the hiring process for the time bring. Formal posting in a year and incumbent gets it no matter what. Don't even apply.
vcb
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/7/2012 9:16PM - in reply to dfj Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

dfj wrote:

UNF


Its called an "emergency hire" to skip the hiring process for the time bring. Formal posting in a year and incumbent gets it no matter what. Don't even apply.
interested in coaching opps.
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/8/2012 6:11AM - in reply to Recruiting Examiner Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
bump
Sour grapes?
RE: 2012 Coaching Openings 8/8/2012 6:59AM - in reply to vcb Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Pigg is not an incumbent!
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