The thread title is 2012 Coaching Openings... not big time D1 openings, but just plain old openings.
The people being hired, the athletes they will coach, and their friends/colleagues are pretty excited about the deal.
Xavier hiring a D3 assistant is very interesting.
Coaches News Network wrote:
The thread title is 2012 Coaching Openings... not big time D1 openings, but just plain old openings.
The people being hired, the athletes they will coach, and their friends/colleagues are pretty excited about the deal.
Xavier hiring a D3 assistant is very interesting.
I agree with Coaches News Network... it's the 2012 Coaches Openings. All 2012 jobs should be discussed whether it be a DI, DII, DIII, NAIA, or JC- respect the thread!
m. butler wrote:
Art Siemers from Colorado School of Mines Named Head CC and distance coach at Colorado State.
If this is true (and I hope it is) It is the first job I have seen where the person is hired is genuinely a better coach then I am.
one coach out wrote:
m. butler wrote:Art Siemers from Colorado School of Mines Named Head CC and distance coach at Colorado State.
If this is true (and I hope it is) It is the first job I have seen where the person is hired is genuinely a better coach then I am.
If you're such a great coach, why isn't anybody noticing or helping you land that next level job? The answer: you're not as great as you think you are. Sorry to break it too you.
Coaches News Network wrote:
The thread title is 2012 Coaching Openings... not big time D1 openings, but just plain old openings.
The people being hired, the athletes they will coach, and their friends/colleagues are pretty excited about the deal.
Xavier hiring a D3 assistant is very interesting.
I applaud that hiring by Xavier. What's important is the accomplishments of each candidate and what they did at each school, rather than what school they were at. Good hire!!
Any news from East Carolina?
I never said I was a great coach. I said I think Art is genuinely better.
Checked the colorado state site and didn't see any announcement. Any one have a link to the story?
one coach out wrote:
I never said I was a great coach. I said I think Art is genuinely better.
You also said that every other hire was not genuinely better than you.
Ray Flynn wrote:
From across te pond or across te mountain,
No matter who LetsRun will be a spoutin'
With info no less that we all know
Half of te coaches on this board blow!
At ETSU we'll find a chap
Who's quick with a joke and lost with a map
To direct te program methinks a talker
And about 1/3 the size of Dave Walker
Sorry, Ray, but this doesn't help. Many of the candidates are 1/3 the size of walker. Who is it?
asdgfh wrote:
one coach out wrote:I never said I was a great coach. I said I think Art is genuinely better.
You also said that every other hire was not genuinely better than you.
Yes, I did but you have no idea what jobs I applied for either.
one coach out wrote:
asdgfh wrote:You also said that every other hire was not genuinely better than you.
Yes, I did but you have no idea what jobs I applied for either.
Welcome to the real world. Possibly you were "more qualified" than those that filled positions. But maybe your arrogant, pissy attitude came across as a bad fit for the department/program.
Us oshkoch wmns head coach? Any updated?
Any word on UNC? Appears to be 3 positions remaining, but still need distance, sprints, and jumps (unless Langley coaches all of them). Also heard Langley may not stay. Anybody know anything?
What's the deal with TCU? A couple names have been talked about but nothing confirmed.
anyone hear anything about Penn?
Yeah its Me going to Penn
Welcome to the real world. Possibly you were "more qualified" than those that filled positions. But maybe your arrogant, pissy attitude came across as a bad fit for the department/program.[/quote]
No, I do not have an "arrogant Pissy" attitude. If I did I would not have said what I did about Art you troll.
Getting back to the Art Siemers hire at CSU.....
Art is honestly a great coach and certainly one of the better coaches in the country. This is a great hire for CSU. Anyone who wants to know what he can do, go look at the results and see what he did at Colorado School of Mines. Few could have done better there, if any at all.