Any movement with UPenn opening?
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JakobsYoungerBrother wrote:
Hopefully he's a good fit and keeps the team on the right track. Unfortunate situation they are going through over there.
What happened ?
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Lilo and Sitch wrote:
JakobsYoungerBrother wrote:
Hopefully he's a good fit and keeps the team on the right track. Unfortunate situation they are going through over there.
What happened ?
Yeah do we know what happened with the previous coach?
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Brown Throws.
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Dez Mez wrote:
Brown Throws.
"Associate Head Coaching Chair for Throwing Events"
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Boiler down wrote:
Is he even actually out?
They still have their old xc coach on the track page.
Might just be the inability of some at Purdue to do their job SID wise
Where is the old coach on the site? He's been off.
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Sliding Scale wrote:
Track12345 wrote:
Hopefully one day assistant coaches can sign two- three year contracts. Negotiate $2500 annually coaching education, free parking pass, free University meal plan etc.. Don't know the guy but a couple of months is not long enough
I am going to go out on a limb and say this change is not performance related (in terms of how the teams are running); the men are doing quite well and while the women are mid-majoresq and will struggle at the Big10 meet, that is more of a long term recruiting issue.
I won't speculate on the possible reasons for a change, but there are a whole lot of things that could be going on between Cashberry, Elliot, or how they relate to one another.
You won't speculate- BUT speculated and dropped a rumor with that statement. 🙄 Classic. 😏
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Anybody on the hot seat going into conference weekend? Are we anticipating many openings after XC ends?
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Lilo and Sitch wrote:
JakobsYoungerBrother wrote:
Hopefully he's a good fit and keeps the team on the right track. Unfortunate situation they are going through over there.
What happened ?
Any update on this?
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From some friends in the NCAC, The former coach had resigned in mid-September. With how the teams are building this is an interesting resignation.
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Coaches only resign un-announced midseason for a couple of reasons.
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Reaaalllyyy wrote:
Yikessss wrote:
Msu jumps open. Look like she ran another coach out. Distance or nothing
wondering how you know she ran another coach out? maybe he was offered the next step up?
He was there for over a decade (not really "running" someone out) and he's quitting coaching. Changing careers and will be a firefighter.
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Kentucky Wesleyan cuts cross and track. The AD said its the worse thing theyve had to do. When it always seems to include, it tells me its we the easier thing to do. Cutting football or basketball seems to be the toughest thing to do. The AD miss me with the sympathy card.
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CoachMB wrote:
Anybody on the hot seat going into conference weekend? Are we anticipating many openings after XC ends?
No! Most openings happen in late spring or mid summer.
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Little bit on Kentucky Wesleyan,
Wesleyan Sports Financials
In terms of financials, Wesleyan collected $6,792,159 in revenue and paid out $6,697,292 in expenses. This means the team turned a profit of $94,867, which is great since many schools have to declare a loss.Mens track was in deficit of -5776 and womens track was in deficit of -37471
football lost -43466
Why even hire a coach with experience if you knew you were going to cut the programs a year later. Wow
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Reaaalllyyy wrote:
Little bit on Kentucky Wesleyan,
Wesleyan Sports Financials
In terms of financials, Wesleyan collected $6,792,159 in revenue and paid out $6,697,292 in expenses. This means the team turned a profit of $94,867, which is great since many schools have to declare a loss.Mens track was in deficit of -5776 and womens track was in deficit of -37471
football lost -43466
Why even hire a coach with experience if you knew you were going to cut the programs a year later. Wow
I bet that coach ends up at Uindy.
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Pitt - Assistant Coach (sprints)
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HMM. Pitt expects everyone employee to be vaccinated.
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Bob5034 wrote:
Reaaalllyyy wrote:
Little bit on Kentucky Wesleyan,
Wesleyan Sports Financials
In terms of financials, Wesleyan collected $6,792,159 in revenue and paid out $6,697,292 in expenses. This means the team turned a profit of $94,867, which is great since many schools have to declare a loss.Mens track was in deficit of -5776 and womens track was in deficit of -37471
football lost -43466
Why even hire a coach with experience if you knew you were going to cut the programs a year later. Wow
I bet that coach ends up at Uindy.
No offense to him but i'm sure there will be a lot of people with a better track record applying for that job if they decide to replace the interim.
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