Where is Petros going? You are saying Babbitt passed the first time lol?also Denzel is the only athlete he coached the last 5 years. No women’s points also
Where is Petros going? You are saying Babbitt passed the first time lol?also Denzel is the only athlete he coached the last 5 years. No women’s points also
How much scholarship money does he get to play with compared to the multis?
An Arkansas reporter said last night that Bucknam is mulling retirement. The current AD hasn’t made his opinion on it public but he suggested he’s trying to push Bucknam out
Hypothetical question.
Could John McDonnell, and Dick Booth, if they were, let's say 28 years old all over again, replicate the success they had together, if they took the Arkansas program over tomorrow?
I'll take my answer off the air.
Absolutely not. They, like many other hall of fame coaches were successful in their era as they worked with the type of college athlete that went to school in that era and with the societal norms and NCAA rules of that era. Today is a whole different game. They would have to find ways to be relevant today. Using the methods used in the past would be unsuccessful and would likely result in dismissal from the job and potentially NCAA violations and investigations. To that point, it is highly unlikely today’s successful coaches would be successful 40 years from now either as I suspect norm, rules, and kids will continue to change.
Looking at recent postings ... Any idea what something like the part time position at Niagra University pays?
Also, why do no D1 graduate assistant positions seem to include stipends or housing?
Need some advice: Would D1 assistant coaching contract typically provide for performance bonuses or is salary fixed at start of year?
Thank you kindly!
Escorted out the door by Falwell Jr?
It's hard to recruit elite high school kids to a university that doesn't have much to offer academically and is in a low budget conference. Tolsma did better than what could reasonably be expected. Next man up inherits great facilities.
This article is from September, but now the job has been posted
UMass just won the women's A-10 indoor title so seems like a decent gig.
https://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/13403570/head-coach-women-s-cross-country-track-and-field
no shot wrote:
Absolutely not. They, like many other hall of fame coaches were successful in their era as they worked with the type of college athlete that went to school in that era and with the societal norms and NCAA rules of that era. Today is a whole different game. They would have to find ways to be relevant today. Using the methods used in the past would be unsuccessful and would likely result in dismissal from the job and potentially NCAA violations and investigations. To that point, it is highly unlikely today’s successful coaches would be successful 40 years from now either as I suspect norm, rules, and kids will continue to change.
Ummm..., Ever hear of Vin Lanana???
The fact is winners win.
The old timer at my alma mater is full of lazy excuses. His only “Coach of the Year” and team titles came when he had extremely talented assistants doing all the work. The assistants moved on and took their championships with them.
Ok now things heat up. here is what I have open:
Coastal Carolina - Distance Coach
Drake - Director
UNCW - Assistants?
UNC Greensboro - men's distance assistant
Robert Morris - Women's Head Track/XC Coach
Dartmouth - Women's Head Coach - Sprints/jumps
Univ of Montana - Distance
Liberty - Director
Jacksonville State - Head Track/XC coach
UMass - Head Women's Track/XC Coach
Georgia State - Distance maybe open?
Filled: Columbia, Towson, TX State, UL-Monroe
Anything else? Let the games begin!!!
Steve Ray retiring at the end of the year of is he being forced out?
Roll Cocks wrote:
Steve Ray retiring at the end of the year of is he being forced out?
"Forced" retirement.
His assistant coach will be promoted.
UNCG been posted anywhere?
goaggies wrote:
UNCG been posted anywhere?
Who left?
He has planned on retiring this year for awhile. Nothing forced about it. JSU loves him he is a great all around guy.
The Towson xc coach had a disagreement with the head coach.
Prob Asha Gibson or Chyna Davis.
Aspiring Coach wrote:
Need some advice: Would D1 assistant coaching contract typically provide for performance bonuses or is salary fixed at start of year?
I have never heard of performance bonuses for assistants at any school.
But I'm not "in the loop," esp. re Div. I. (I haven't coached at a D1 for many years.) Anybody else want to weigh in?