can someone please start the list of active openings as they come available or are rumored??
can someone please start the list of active openings as they come available or are rumored??
front office wrote:
can someone please start the list of active openings as they come available or are rumored??
Do your own work lazy distance runner
wHoosher wrote:
David Neville is heading pack to UI as the sprint coach
You mean Taylor University right ? Simple google search shows him as the new head coach at Taylor University
front office wrote:
can someone please start the list of active openings as they come available or are rumored??
Murray State assistant
Wisconson assistant
Tenn Head coach
Florida Int head coach
Uconn Head women
Ga Southern Head coach
Notre Dame head
Those are some DI's..
Some D3's
Millikin - Director track/xc - didn't they hire for this last year? What's going on there?
Albion - head xc
Ursinus -head xc/track
McMurry - head track
Macalester - head track - are they splitting this from xc?
The final four are pretty solid D3 jobs. Albion has to deal with Calvin, Mac has St. Olaf amongst others- but is more than competitive, McMurry should get tons of sprinters, Ursinus has everyone out there but a good school.
And the University of Missouri XC and Assistant Track job is open!!!
wHoosher wrote:
David Neville is heading pack to UI as the sprint coach
No he is not he is going to be Head Coach at a NAIA school in the state.
Lonnie Greene is a great coach, but Purdue's admissions standards won't ever allow him to show how great he is
T.C. wrote:
Lonnie Greene is a great coach, but Purdue's admissions standards won't ever allow him to show how great he is
what other schools have high admission requirements but win the ncaa? I know theres a few that have -- Stanford? What about other sports? Basketball -- Georgetown, UCONN, Duke. They win big with high standards. I think admissions gives these programs latitude.
Such a stupid statement. Webb model also screwed Tennessee two years before he retired. No recruits!
I love tenn. Coaches win ncaa champs (Webb, Clark) ,and yet a few yr later they struggle and they wana throw em to the lions
illmatic y wrote:
T.C. wrote:Lonnie Greene is a great coach, but Purdue's admissions standards won't ever allow him to show how great he is
what other schools have high admission requirements but win the ncaa? I know theres a few that have -- Stanford? What about other sports? Basketball -- Georgetown, UCONN, Duke. They win big with high standards. I think admissions gives these programs latitude.
Some admissions offices do, some don't. In basketball there is a lot more latitude than T&F. I don't think UCONNS normal standards are very high. Georgetown and Duke do not have high standards for basketball players.
Iowa head coach is open but it's an internal hire only. Wonder what's up there? With programs like Tennessee, Idaho,washington state,UCONN,and a few others getting new head coaches things are about to start moving. I wasn't surprised when they "eliminated" Stinzi's job at Wisconsin since a lot of if not all major programs are moving to the 1 head or director model with 5 assistants and maybe a director of ops. Unless your Oregon in which case they have like 10 coaches with volunteers and grad students all together!
Top recruits the two years before Webb Retired:
Michael Ayers Dec- NCAA All American/ Transferred to Georgia
Joe Berry PV- NCAA All American
Zane Breakiron JV- Ranked 3rd in the nation by USATF/ transferred fo FL
Joe Morris Spr- NCAA All American/ Transferred to Colorado
Axel Mostrag Dis- SEC Scorer/Transferred
CharltonRolle Hur- Sec Scorer/ Transferred to Clemson
Michael Seaman PV- NCAA All American/ Transferred
Joe Franklin Dis- SEC scorer
If you want to make an argument I wouldnt say no recruiting, because it was more because of athletes transferring and probably athletes not wanting to come to UT after the coaching change.
And so it begins.... Will Ohio State Combine under Karen?
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/060314aaa.html
What is open:
Univ. of TN - Director xc/track
Univ. of TN - 5 assistant coaches
NAU - multis
Davidson College - Men's HC/Director
Davidson College - Assistant
ND-Head Men's Coach
Uconn - Head Women's Coach
Missouri State XC
Missouri XC
Georgia Southern Head Track (black female?)
Georgia Southern - 2 assistants maybe?
WSU assistant positions?
Colgate- admin position/distance (probably a female)
Loyola New Orleans- head track/xc
Northwestern- Assistant XC
FIU - Head Coach
Costal Carolina - Hire within for the assistant?
Stanford - Filled maybe?
IU - 1 position open
OSU - Head coach
Murray State - Asst
Eastern Michigan - assistant
Idaho State - Director
TN Tech - Head Coach
Penn State - director of ops
Wisco - Assistant position
The maybes:
South FL
Michigan
Track and Field is not a money maker as is football and basketball. Stanford is not all that academically. All athletes move from athletic scholarship to academic scholarship after taking all classes pass/fail, take one class for a grade... ceramics, get an A then it looks like they have a 4.0 GPA.
Don't forget Charleston Southern should have 2 positions open, Distance and Jumps.
The OSU women were 6th and 8th in the 2014 Big 10 Championships.
Sure, make Coach Dennis the Director !