2022 College Track & Field Open Coaching Positions Discussion

Ross and his former NC A&T staff? Joseph most likely isn't taking anyone to OSU. In the statement about Burrell to Auburn, it didn't seem like Carl Lewis is going to Auburn. SFA? North Texas? Georgia Southern hired David Neville from Tennessee. Oral Roberts....a mess.

EWU coaches retire and no posting of the head job? Are they hiring the cross country coach to take over as director?

It was posted for about 2 weeks. It was taken down sometime last week

Where was this posted? Was not posted on EWU, NCAA, or USTFCCA Websites the past several weeks.

Carl is going to take over at Houston

SFA will mimic Tennessee and have sprints coach and distance coach split the program.

Beth is taking a break from coaching. Robert isn’t leaving Oregon.

Michigan? Drake? Middle Tennessee ?

Bam ! I !!!! My pants!

So no Robert Johnson to UCLA?

Dean Hayes passed away at MTSU. The job should be Keith’s. He’s been waiting in the wings for a while. The listing is just because they have to

How much do college T&F, XC or assistants make in 2022?

For the Oregon, Arkansas, Florida, etc types are their salaries public?

At the Power 5?
mid Majors?

D2 or D3?

Are some college coaches volunteers?

Anywhere from 30k-120k

Wide range but accurate… yes, you can find almost any public school salary… some of the big time programs will pay their top assistants well and the lower level or ops people will be low (they are lucky to get the experience).

What’s going on at Illinois State? I hear they have multiple openings on staff, that place is the definition of revolving door for assistant coaches.

Stults is out?

So all the rumors about Oregon, the other thread dedicated to Robert Johnson not being renewed, the other thread about Safesport allegations, and a few news articles questioning why they did so poorly was allllllll for nothing? Lol

The word was he wouldn’t be renewed but now all of that chatter just went away without any real info on what happened. Most schools announce when a coach is renewing a contract, resigning, or getting fired.

Oregon = nothing

Because they don’t have his replacement finalized yet. A program like Oregon doesn’t want an appearance of uncertainty, or people may hit the portal or decommit. They’re going to announce that he hasn’t been renewed, and then within a day they’ll announce the new hiring.

Seems like the nature of mid majors. Just a pit stop for experience and then move on. Although often enough many end up leaving coaching altogether. These assistants aren’t making anywhere near what the power 5 schools are paying. What does an MVC school assistant make, 35k?