2018 College Track & Field Open Coaching Positions Discussion

Dude where's my coach wrote:

Who is out at Pitt?

Jackson departed for greener (warmer) pastures.

Where's he going?

Where to? wrote:

Where's he going?

WARMER!

Bayou moves wrote:

Heard at Drake that Rice's women's program is looking for two assistants.

The head coach is a distance coach so I’m assuming Neither would be a distance opening? Lennie Waite is a volunteer assistant so would probably be promoted anyway.

Who left and what assistants are they looking for??

Funmi gone? wrote:

Bayou moves wrote:

Heard at Drake that Rice's women's program is looking for two assistants.

The head coach is a distance coach so I’m assuming Neither would be a distance opening? Lennie Waite is a volunteer assistant so would probably be promoted anyway.

Who left and what assistants are they looking for??

No clue. Their website shows only two paid coaches for women.

From the other thread is Paxton leaving the throp?

Bayou moves wrote:

Funmi gone? wrote:

The head coach is a distance coach so I’m assuming Neither would be a distance opening? Lennie Waite is a volunteer assistant so would probably be promoted anyway.

Who left and what assistants are they looking for??

No clue. Their website shows only two paid coaches for women.

You can only pay three coaches per gender so it would their two paid assistants leaving

jumps/multi position. Looking specifically for a female coach

RunRunForest wrote:

jumps/multi position. Looking specifically for a female coach

Thanks for the info Matt

Oregon is struggling to find their chosen one.

Robert Johnson has a bad reputation for working for him and people are scared to work for Nike. Saladbar has his hands all over the spot.

Already turned down by 3 candidates they offered.

Albuterol Saladbar wrote:

Oregon is struggling to find their chosen one.

Robert Johnson has a bad reputation for working for him and people are scared to work for Nike. Saladbar has his hands all over the spot.

Already turned down by 3 candidates they offered.

I call BS

Albuterol Saladbar wrote:

Oregon is struggling to find their chosen one.

Robert Johnson has a bad reputation for working for him and people are scared to work for Nike. Saladbar has his hands all over the spot.

Already turned down by 3 candidates they offered.

Who turned the job down? I doubt you know.

Bray to UNC

This is somewhat true

Albuterol Saladbar wrote:

Oregon is struggling to find their chosen one.

Robert Johnson has a bad reputation for working for him and people are scared to work for Nike. Saladbar has his hands all over the spot.

Already turned down by 3 candidates they offered.

I would imagine coaching at Oregon must be a beast of a burden

Yea Right! wrote:

You know what you are doing at the age 19 and 20!!!! The athlete is not that innocent. However, the coach should have NEVER dated the athlete.

spoken like someone under the age of 40. smh.

"When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years."

Wow we can name anyone at this point for UNC. They are taking time, why who knows.

boy I must be thinking differently wrote:

So a 40 year old collegiate coach who has sexual relationships with 19 and 20 year old "consenting" athletes should get another chance. This is screwed up thinking. The 19 and 20 year old students (athletes) were not "mature" adults and certainly were in a power relationship that was not equal. Gosh, D2 female coach, you must be one of the ones he mesmerized.

A 19-20 year old know exactly what they're doing. The manual stating that they are "powerless", is complete nonsense. A young adult can, will, and do project themselves upon an older adult, and use the situation for their own gain, whatever that might be... and often times, it's simply attention.

They will set the situation up, and knock the person down, and that's a fact. It has happened, and it will continue to happen.

That is called 'power'.

There are reports that Missouri Head Coach is out