Gee Thanks, guess I should have been more specific, what event area?
Gee Thanks, guess I should have been more specific, what event area?
So Vanhoy to Texas you say???? Sure Head coach is throwing around money up here in De Moines but what if Vanhoy said Oregon is the place for me and he loaded up his buggy and stopped in Eugene. Plus the Texas men are really good, possibly better than Oregon Men?
Please... The guy is a baby and has very little experience. Plus - no way no how is a throwing coach getting head job like ND! Back to reality
U need 2 read wrote:
national inquirer wrote:
What is BU looking for?
Looking for: "Assistant Coach, Track & Field, athletics "
Sprints prob. Greg Lambert prob left for Cornell women’s sprint position
Appalachian State:
so Curcio goes from Head XC Coach to Head XC Coach.
How is this a promotion?
Flo putting up with? wrote:
Is it smart HR or drama worrisome to take a boyfriend/girlfriend combo? How much juice does Vanhoy have to be leveraging a Texas position with an unproven girlfriends resume?
Universities hire spouses/significant others all the time when making senior faculty hires.
And unproven? She's been a XC head coach at a Power 5 school for two years.
Appy statey wrote:
Appalachian State:
so Curcio goes from Head XC Coach to Head XC Coach.
How is this a promotion?
Head XC Coach AND Associate Head Track Coach.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Appalachian State (Head Coach) - Curcio
Winston Salem
Maine at Fort Kent
Texas (Director) – Edrick Floreal
Sewanee University of the South
Eastern Kentucky
Washington – Maurica/Andy Powell
Southern Arkansas (Assistant)
Keiser
Notre Dame (Director)
Navy
Pikeville
Missouri Western State (Head)
Northwest Missouri
Fontbonne (Head)
Illinois State (Sprints/Hurdles/Relays)
Michigan (Director of Ops)
Edinboro University (Head XC)
Susquehanna (Head)
Connecticut
Kentucky (Director)
Missouri State University
Cal State San Marcos (Head)
UC Davis (Distance)
UC San Diego (Assistant Distance)
Biola (Jumps)
Radford (Distance)
Ball State (Women’s Distance)
Pacific, Ore. (Head Distance)
San Francisco (Director of Ops)
Winona State (Distance)
Northwest Nazarene (Head XC)
UC Riverside (Jumps/Hurdles/Multis)
Jamestown (Head)
James Madison (Head Women’s)
Cornell (Women’s Sprints/Hurdles)
Ursinus (Assistant)
Lipscomb (Assistant)
Air Force (Sprints/Hurdles)
Oakland (Head)
Hawaii (Women’s Throws)
William and Mary (Women's Distance)
Texas Tech (Women’s Sprints)
Central Florida (2 assistants)
Oregon (Men's Distance)
Oregon (Women's Distance)
Arkansas (Men’s Jumps)
Montana State (Director)
Campbell (Distance)
Washington (Staff Assistants)
Texas (Staff Assistants)
North Carolina (Distance)
Eastern Washington (Head XC)
Gonzaga (Head Women's Track)
saw a thread earlier saying that Texas had offered Vanhoy and Chewens. Oregon also wants Vanhoy but had not offered Chewens. They're an item so trying to get a job at the same place. The thread was on the homepage but when I went to click it had been deleted. Not sure why, but the OP seemed credible. Said he heard the info from a friend who works in the texas track office.
Why so quiet on the Kentucky search. Pretty major job you would expect them to try and go after some big names.
Curcio isn’t the Head Coach. Read the article.
tried to click but couldn't wrote:
saw a thread earlier saying that Texas had offered Vanhoy and Chewens. Oregon also wants Vanhoy but had not offered Chewens. They're an item so trying to get a job at the same place. The thread was on the homepage but when I went to click it had been deleted. Not sure why, but the OP seemed credible. Said he heard the info from a friend who works in the texas track office.
I'm not sure why that thread was deleted, either. Based on my knowledge of the situation, that OP was absolutely spot-on.
Cornball wrote:
Curcio isn’t the Head Coach. Read the article.
My apologies for the EGREGIOUS error. I think it would be more worthwhile to copy, edit, and paste the new list instead of jumping at my throat. Seems I'm the only one who cares to keep that list up to date...
Appalachian State (Head Coach) - Damion McClean
Texas (Director) – Edrick Floreal
Washington – Maurica/Andy Powell
University of Illinois at Chicago
Winston Salem
Maine at Fort Kent
Sewanee University of the South
Eastern Kentucky
Southern Arkansas (Assistant)
Keiser
Notre Dame (Director)
Navy
Pikeville
Missouri Western State (Head)
Northwest Missouri
Fontbonne (Head)
Illinois State (Sprints/Hurdles/Relays)
Michigan (Director of Ops)
Edinboro University (Head XC)
Susquehanna (Head)
Connecticut
Kentucky (Director)
Missouri State University
Cal State San Marcos (Head)
UC Davis (Distance)
UC San Diego (Assistant Distance)
Biola (Jumps)
Radford (Distance)
Ball State (Women’s Distance)
Pacific, Ore. (Head Distance)
San Francisco (Director of Ops)
Winona State (Distance)
Northwest Nazarene (Head XC)
UC Riverside (Jumps/Hurdles/Multis)
Jamestown (Head)
James Madison (Head Women’s)
Cornell (Women’s Sprints/Hurdles)
Ursinus (Assistant)
Lipscomb (Assistant)
Air Force (Sprints/Hurdles)
Oakland (Head)
Hawaii (Women’s Throws)
William and Mary (Women's Distance)
Texas Tech (Women’s Sprints)
Central Florida (2 assistants)
Oregon (Men's Distance)
Oregon (Women's Distance)
Arkansas (Men’s Jumps)
Montana State (Director)
Campbell (Distance)
Washington (Staff Assistants)
Texas (Staff Assistants)
North Carolina (Distance)
Eastern Washington (Head XC)
Gonzaga (Head Women's Track)
Georgia assistant
tried to click but couldn't wrote:
saw a thread earlier saying that Texas had offered Vanhoy and Chewens. Oregon also wants Vanhoy but had not offered Chewens. They're an item so trying to get a job at the same place. The thread was on the homepage but when I went to click it had been deleted. Not sure why, but the OP seemed credible. Said he heard the info from a friend who works in the texas track office.
Here's the solution. Vanhoy takes the Oregon position, Chewens goes for and lands the Pacific position in Forest Grove. Sure it's DIII for her, but lets be honest, that's more in line with Wake Forest these days anyway. She has experience recruiting to a 60 thou a year school, and if she could get athletes to run that fast at a place like Pacific she would dominate. They could even live somewhere in the middle like the little college town of Monmouth. They would both have an equal 50 minute commute and could be together! Boom! You are welcome, young couple!
Solution is my Middle Name wrote:
tried to click but couldn't wrote:
saw a thread earlier saying that Texas had offered Vanhoy and Chewens. Oregon also wants Vanhoy but had not offered Chewens. They're an item so trying to get a job at the same place. The thread was on the homepage but when I went to click it had been deleted. Not sure why, but the OP seemed credible. Said he heard the info from a friend who works in the texas track office.
Here's the solution. Vanhoy takes the Oregon position, Chewens goes for and lands the Pacific position in Forest Grove. Sure it's DIII for her, but lets be honest, that's more in line with Wake Forest these days anyway. She has experience recruiting to a 60 thou a year school, and if she could get athletes to run that fast at a place like Pacific she would dominate. They could even live somewhere in the middle like the little college town of Monmouth. They would both have an equal 50 minute commute and could be together! Boom! You are welcome, young couple!
You know that girl ain’t gonna do that! She prolly feels she’s arrived, so she would probably rather be a volunteer assistant at Oregon than get paid to coach DIII.. beneath her
LOLz. His coaching career is in the rear view mirror.
Kevinknowsbest wrote:
Hadsell to Oregon