Actually they just posted that they lifted the interim tag
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Any word on dartmouths situation?
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hereforthedrama wrote:
Iona coach
$35k in New York???
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AxlJumps wrote:
hereforthedrama wrote:
Iona coach
$35k in New York???
It's not in the city really.
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it is time- wrote:
AxlJumps wrote:
$35k in New York???
It's not in the city really.
New Rochelle. Still not even close to a liveable salary
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anone wrote:
Any word on dartmouths situation?
Would they just drop the program ?
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What's the current Dartmouth situation other then it is a cluster....
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Director is taking away men's distance and reallocating into professional development
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Track12345 wrote:
Head Coach Cross Country - Men and WomenIs this the first step to Blinn restoring their track programs as well?
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All Mine wrote:
Track12345 wrote:
Head Coach Cross Country - Men and WomenIs this the first step to Blinn restoring their track programs as well?
Heard Silvey is going back to rebuild it!
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Any good updates?
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Vent session.....
I find it annoying that schools hire Track/sprint coaches to coach XC & Track. If you want a coach to be able to recruit and have "decent" programs in both, you need to hire a distance coach. The sprint coaches will not know how or have a desire to recruit xc runners. If you look at the programs that have sprint coaches as the coaches for both, the XC program struggles, and they have the sprinters run XC races. And we know that they HATE running XC.
If you are hired as a coach that is responsible for both, but in an equal effort and don't half ass the XC team.
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Trackman1975 wrote:
Vent session.....
I find it annoying that schools hire Track/sprint coaches to coach XC & Track. If you want a coach to be able to recruit and have "decent" programs in both, you need to hire a distance coach. The sprint coaches will not know how or have a desire to recruit xc runners. If you look at the programs that have sprint coaches as the coaches for both, the XC program struggles, and they have the sprinters run XC races. And we know that they HATE running XC.
If you are hired as a coach that is responsible for both, but in an equal effort and don't half ass the XC team.
You mean the same way that distance head coaches overload distance and don’t have a full track team? Many of you can’t see beyond distance events.
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Trackman1975 wrote:
Vent session.....
I find it annoying that schools hire Track/sprint coaches to coach XC & Track. If you want a coach to be able to recruit and have "decent" programs in both, you need to hire a distance coach. The sprint coaches will not know how or have a desire to recruit xc runners. If you look at the programs that have sprint coaches as the coaches for both, the XC program struggles, and they have the sprinters run XC races. And we know that they HATE running XC.
If you are hired as a coach that is responsible for both, but in an equal effort and don't half ass the XC team.
You are dead wrong and sound completely ridiculous.
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it is time. wrote:
Seems like it's time for this with convention coming up.
Assistant Head Men's & Women's Cross Country/Track and Field Coach https://g.co/kgs/wqEeSgn
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Trackman1975 wrote:
Vent session.....
I find it annoying that schools hire Track/sprint coaches to coach XC & Track. If you want a coach to be able to recruit and have "decent" programs in both, you need to hire a distance coach. The sprint coaches will not know how or have a desire to recruit xc runners. If you look at the programs that have sprint coaches as the coaches for both, the XC program struggles, and they have the sprinters run XC races. And we know that they HATE running XC.
If you are hired as a coach that is responsible for both, but in an equal effort and don't half ass the XC team.
I'm not a distance coach but have been in a director role over XC several times. I always make sure there is a full time distance coach on staff and haven't had any problems. Each time has produced at least one All-American.
The issue is xc and track coaches fighting for power and trying to "one up" each other instead of ditching their egos and working together for the betterment of the team. Some teams we definitely put more money into distance because it made sense for the situation. Other times it has been throws or jumps but doesn't mean you ignore a group all together. Get good coaches that don't have egos and your team will develop in grow in all aspects and events.
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Gooberly wrote:
Trackman1975 wrote:
Vent session.....
I find it annoying that schools hire Track/sprint coaches to coach XC & Track. If you want a coach to be able to recruit and have "decent" programs in both, you need to hire a distance coach. The sprint coaches will not know how or have a desire to recruit xc runners. If you look at the programs that have sprint coaches as the coaches for both, the XC program struggles, and they have the sprinters run XC races. And we know that they HATE running XC.
If you are hired as a coach that is responsible for both, but in an equal effort and don't half ass the XC team.
You mean the same way that distance head coaches overload distance and don’t have a full track team? Many of you can’t see beyond distance events.
The difference is that sprinting is part of a larger sport. Hiring a sprint coach to coach xc is a joke.
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