Yalesucks wrote:
Life is good for Coach Geiger at NC State. He is pulling in 125,000 in salary and probably this much if not more in summer XC camps.
This could be you Ryan if you come back to NC.
$125,000? Try $12,000 at best. There are costs to running a summer camp.
Lol--Do the math. The camps bring in 1000+ runners at $500 a piece. You are saying that the camp expenses are $488,000+. Yeah you are right. All of this work for a $12,000 pay check.
Regardless, I'm pretty sure your pleas are going to go unanswered. It makes absolutely ZERO sense for Van Hoy to take a step backwards in order to get one of those supreme jobs in NC. He's better off hanging out in Oxford for now.
People really pay $500 for XC camp? Let alone 1,000+ kids... I'm just a field event coach so I know nothing, but what can you even learn there?
Well this went off topic quickly...
ithinkso wrote:
Well this went off topic quickly...
Always does.
Who gives a crap about how much a stupid camp costs or jobs that Vanhoy won't take...what about the jobs?!?!?!
How about Coe College? Hello!
Assistant filled not sure about head
While it may not be a lateral move to go from SEC to CUSA Charlotte definitely has the pieces and resources to help a young coach build their own legacy. You can't forget that CUSA does have some prestige in the distances being that UTEP and MTSU has talented distance programs.
Not a tarheel wrote:
While it may not be a lateral move to go from SEC to CUSA Charlotte definitely has the pieces and resources to help a young coach build their own legacy. You can't forget that CUSA does have some prestige in the distances being that UTEP and MTSU has talented distance programs.
I've never seen so much lobbying for good candidates to apply for a job. Are these the UNCC athletes on her begging for someone good to help them?
It's the AD, he really cares about distance.
Are there any candidates for the assistant position/distance at U Penn?
Alley ooping wrote:
Not a tarheel wrote:While it may not be a lateral move to go from SEC to CUSA Charlotte definitely has the pieces and resources to help a young coach build their own legacy. You can't forget that CUSA does have some prestige in the distances being that UTEP and MTSU has talented distance programs.
I've never seen so much lobbying for good candidates to apply for a job. Are these the UNCC athletes on her begging for someone good to help them?
Alumni care too!
Fast2slow wrote:
Alley ooping wrote:I've never seen so much lobbying for good candidates to apply for a job. Are these the UNCC athletes on her begging for someone good to help them?
Alumni care too!
Ok, a good candidate doesn't have to be someone who is a big name we all know at a big school. Theirs plenty of great new coaches out there, it's not that hard to be a successful coach a lot of time it's all about being at the right place at the right time. A great coach wouldn't be a great coach if he/she wasn't given the opportunity to be great. We have to give these people a chance to succeed.
Dan Walker lives. Big pickup for Idaho State:
The recycling cycle continues this offseason.
Erin Gilreath to UCF (throws).
This now leaves Indiana State throws position open.
What about Mackenzie Wartenberger? Think she'd have interest in coming back to UNCC as the head XC coach?
Still a lot of jobs to be filled still. Which of course will open up another wave of jobs to fill. Don't give up hope yet if you're still on the hunt!
Distance jobs open/unannounced right now (add to the list if I've forgotten any)
William and Mary Head men's
William and Mary assistant
Auburn
Kentucky
UNCC
Arizona State Assistant
Penn Assistant
North Texas
Drake Men's assistant
Drake Women's assistant
Northeastern