BurkyTurky wrote:
Anywords on if UNM decide on cuts yet? Heard today was the day admin was deciding on men's track. LSU throws still silent? UNC distance also taking some time now.
I’m interested in UNC and Duke. What is happening at UNC distance that I have not heard about?
UW down to Franklin, Ihmels, and Smith.
Pretty sure UW wouldn't pick Imehls - one of the knocks on Metcalf was that his female teams had problems with disordered eating/weight loss, and Imehls has a number of runners who had/have similar issues. Hiring Ihmels would mean just be swapping for a newer version of the same problem.
Dawgs done? wrote:
UW down to Franklin, Ihmels, and Smith.
Any word on A&M 400/800 hire?
Imehls at UW? wrote:
Pretty sure UW wouldn't pick Imehls - one of the knocks on Metcalf was that his female teams had problems with disordered eating/weight loss, and Imehls has a number of runners who had/have similar issues.
Hiring Ihmels would mean just be swapping for a newer version of the same problem.
Dawgs done? wrote:
UW down to Franklin, Ihmels, and Smith.
Newer Version? Barely. They're like, 2 years apart. They are from the same genre of NCAA coaches. Guys who went to college in the early 90's and who were pretty good runners.
If Franklin goes to UW, does that count as irony in regards to Prouse?
Dawgs done? wrote:
UW down to Franklin, Ihmels, and Smith.
Would Ihmels leave BSU? Program has been slowly building momentum. If he really is one of the three finalists means he's interviewed and is considering it. Well, UW is more prestigious and they can offer him more $$$. Guessing BSU has limited resources and limited upside.
Ihmels was happy to get away from the P5 scene. The only reason to go back would be money. UW would immediately get better if they hired him.
Everyone knows that Distance coaches as Directors, don’t get the job done. That’s why you’re not getting hired. Quit bad mouthing someone’s name just bc you haven’t done anything where you at w/ the resources!
On this earth wrote:
Everyone knows that Distance coaches as Directors, don’t get the job done. That’s why you’re not getting hired. Quit bad mouthing someone’s name just bc you haven’t done anything where you at w/ the resources!
Martin Smith
Chris Fox
Chris Miltenberg
Bob Braman
Chris Gondak
Dave Smith
.....i could go on but you get the point. Directors that can get the job done are just good at thier jobs no matter what expertise. Don't hate the player, hate the game
Kind of a big gap wrote:
Harden Your Heart Out! wrote:
Yeah, he's great. If only he could produce a women's 4x4 that could qualify and run 3:32 and score 2 points at the national meet...…..
Heck, they didn't even have a women's 4x4 at the SEC meet. Their best this year was 3:45.54. That's kind of embarrassing for an elite school. Especially when you have a 49.8 leg. Oh, wait, she didn't run on that 3:45.
Althea Thomas coaches the women's sprints. Georgia spent all the money on field events and a distance runner, along with Irby in the 200/400.
The people who come up with this list of openings you want search the internet on the 3-4 mail coaching job opening websites! Do it yourself!
moman415 wrote:
The people who come up with this list of openings you want search the internet on the 3-4 mail coaching job opening websites! Do it yourself!
Proofread yourself and type coherent sentences please... thanks
Pac12 rulz wrote:
I heard Illinois may have a position come open
Assistant coach women's sprints
Is coherent really the word you wanted to use there Einstein?
YeahSure wrote:
On this earth wrote:
Everyone knows that Distance coaches as Directors, don’t get the job done. That’s why you’re not getting hired. Quit bad mouthing someone’s name just bc you haven’t done anything where you at w/ the resources!
Martin Smith
Chris Fox
Chris Miltenberg
Bob Braman
Chris Gondak
Dave Smith
.....i could go on but you get the point. Directors that can get the job done are just good at thier jobs no matter what expertise. Don't hate the player, hate the game
just curious as to how many of them have good team track success and distance success?
flourhour wrote:
YeahSure wrote:
Martin Smith
Chris Fox
Chris Miltenberg
Bob Braman
Chris Gondak
Dave Smith
.....i could go on but you get the point. Directors that can get the job done are just good at thier jobs no matter what expertise. Don't hate the player, hate the game
just curious as to how many of them have good team track success and distance success?
How about this name...John McDonnell. Boom. End of discussion.
Razzy the Razorback wrote:
flourhour wrote:
just curious as to how many of them have good team track success and distance success?
How about this name...John McDonnell. Boom. End of discussion.
Modern success?
Coker College (D2) in South Carolina is open
You must be really young. John McDonnell coached until 10 years ago and was the greatest. They weren’t running on cinders.