Is there anything worthwhile about the evansville gig for an established coach? Facilities coming? Upgrade in scholarships? Even with the Valley being weak right now, they're a bad d3 program.
What is the current situation like In those regards?
I've found that the people who cling to this notion are usually disgruntled coaches and former coaches who did not get the positions they desire. Often they get passed over due to lack of social skills or their very apparent arrogance.
I got every job I've ever applied for. And very happy in my current position. Mostly because I finally accepted that administrators don't care about athletic success...so I've been able to re-align my priorities. And I'm a much more pleasant human being because of it. Young coaches would do well to remember their job isn't to compete at a high level as well. They'll be a lot happier for it. If you've come across an administrator who prioritizes competitive athletic success, please let the rest of us know.
So how have you "realigned" your priorities?, and thus becoming "a much more pleasant human being because of it"? Are you experiencing more success or less? What level of coaching are you at?
They are fully funded with scholarships. Coaching friends tell me the old coach that was there would throw full rides to athletes that other MVC schools wouldn't touch or would ask to walk on.
I think they could be pretty good if a young coach would put a little effort into it.
They are fully funded with scholarships. Coaching friends tell me the old coach that was there would throw full rides to athletes that other MVC schools wouldn't touch or would ask to walk on.
I think they could be pretty good if a young coach would put a little effort into it.
It looks like they have an heir apparent "associate head coach" in place to take over. Only two total coaches for Track & Field.
They are fully funded with scholarships. Coaching friends tell me the old coach that was there would throw full rides to athletes that other MVC schools wouldn't touch or would ask to walk on.
I think they could be pretty good if a young coach would put a little effort into it.
It looks like they have an heir apparent "associate head coach" in place to take over. Only two total coaches for Track & Field.
Ehh, I don’t think it’s that simple. If someone with proven ability to recruit/develop better than who’s in place I think they’ll get a shot(that’s if anyone is even interested in this position)
Who? Never heard from of him or seen him score major points at ncaas. This is a major job, Auburn is a major program. I’m sure the AD can do better than that. I’m sure he’s a great guy!
They will clean house over there. Although The Auburn HC job will go to an SEC Associate Head Coach. It definitely won’t be anyone currently with the program.