There are, at quick glance, at least 3 active threads related to Arizona. If there was an actual current opening, not speculations (which almost are always wrong on LR), then it would be relevant. Just trying to help keep folks on target here, actual job openings
BenDrankin wrote:
There are, at quick glance, at least 3 active threads related to Arizona. If there was an actual current opening, not speculations (which almost are always wrong on LR), then it would be relevant. Just trying to help keep folks on target here, actual job openings
Please take your threads about counting active threads elsewhere. This is a job posting thread.
outsider69 wrote:
BenDrankin wrote:
There are, at quick glance, at least 3 active threads related to Arizona. If there was an actual current opening, not speculations (which almost are always wrong on LR), then it would be relevant. Just trying to help keep folks on target here, actual job openings
Please take your threads about counting active threads elsewhere. This is a job posting thread.
As a founding father, I find that humorous
A lot of retirements lately; I wonder how many of them are coaches at the end of their career who do not want to deal with the current environment and how many are admin forced to cut salary costs.
It is not like Goodridge is being left out in the cold, he likely has a good retirement a a long time state of Michigan employee. But it seems like a lousy but easy way to save money and this is an odd time of year to announce a retirement in this profession. EMU has been good so I can't imagine performance has been a factor in this decsision.
Sliding Scale wrote:
A lot of retirements lately; I wonder how many of them are coaches at the end of their career who do not want to deal with the current environment and how many are admin forced to cut salary costs.
It is not like Goodridge is being left out in the cold, he likely has a good retirement a a long time state of Michigan employee. But it seems like a lousy but easy way to save money and this is an odd time of year to announce a retirement in this profession. EMU has been good so I can't imagine performance has been a factor in this decsision.
I am sure some AD's are offering retirement buy outs to their higher paid/older staff members. This allows them to hire in people at lower salary levels and save some money, without having to resort to letting anyone go.
Over under 2 more “voluntary” retirements/resignations coming?
Definitely taking the over on that
Devin West back to Air Force
Air Force wrote:
Devin West back to Air Force
How does this guy keep getting jobs? Had he been anywhere more than two years?
Best bag man in the game
In the past 4 years how many universities has Paul Barrett been?
Wyoming, Marshall, Montana , and Weber.
Grizzy wrote:
https://www.montanasports.com/sports/big-sky-conference/montana-grizzlies/brian-schweyen-resigns-as-montana-griz-track-field-coach
Something seems off about this...both his twin daughters are on the team, he has worked to set up the program how he thinks it should be run, he isn't THAT old-really in his prime for Head Coaching, his in state recruiting network runs very deep, and he is successful with athletes that really love the influence he had on their formative years.
There just seems to be more to the story.
Read the article in the link. His wife was not brought back as the head women’s basketball coach. That could have been it.
Montana Head
Georgetown Head
Eastern Michigan Head
Dartmouth Head
Openings
The article outlines it pretty clearly. Seems like he genuinely resigned on his own terms. I imagine it word be hard to continue to work for an institution that fired your spouse, even if you are secure in your position.
Asheville Asst
Central Michigan Throws
UCF Asst
San Diego St Asst
Montana Throws