Dude get a life, if hes such a bad coach check out the recruiting class and it's not even close to being full completed
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I'm extremely careful.
Find a reported race for McNulty at Kentucky.
It looks like after getting multiple jobs with the overstatement, he cleaned-up his bio at DM: "While at Kentucky, he spent one year on the cross country and track & field programs before becoming a student manager for a year and a half."
But the DM press release announcing his hiring (likely based off his resume and likely reviewed by him before being released): "While at Kentucky, he was a four-year athlete in cross country and track and field."
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Congrats to Dartmouth on making a great hire for their new men's head cross-country coach, . I consider Sean one of the rising stars of the distance coaching profession, and he has a decade of coaching experience to back up that claim. Time spent with coaching legend Frank Gagliano at the pro level, with me at Duke at the power five level, where he was sensational, and most recently as the Director of Track & Field and Cross Country at Division III Transylvania.Sean combines great knowledge of the sport with unrivaled passion and the uncanny ability to get the very most out of his runners, who will run through walls for him. His understanding of the demands of high-level academics, first learned at Duke, make him an ideal fit at Dartmouth, and I feel certain he will be an amazing recruiter for the Big Green, sure to unearth the next future , Tom McCardle, Will Geoghegan, Jim Sapienza or Bob Kempainen. Under McNulty's guidance, expect to see Dartmouth back atop the Ivy League and back in the NCAA meet in the near future." –Norm Ogilvie, former Director of Track & Field and Cross Country at Duke University.
Reading this in his press release. This reeks of ego Norm!!
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I only see 2 men committed to Dartmouth on milesplit. One 1:52 runner who is bad at XC, and one 9:05 guy who can't break 2 in the 800 and hasn't broken 16 in an XC 5k.
Compare to Yale's recruits (not even Harvard or Princeton)
1:52 and 4:14
1:52 - 4:12 - 9:04
4:09 - 9:00 - 14:45 XC 5k
Dartmouth is falling further behind.
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mdga wrote:
Is it time for jgault to take over the program, possibly with assistance from rojo?
There's only about two jobs that would tempt me to get back into it and Dartmouth is one of them. That place is beautiful. But as Jon's assistant? Jesus. I'm a) currently his boss and b) forget more about running each day than he ever knew. ;) Plus jon's super organized. He'd be an amazing recruiting coordinator/assistant.
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Coaching threads are not difficult. Ivy League threads are some of the easier ones. Just ban people who violate the rules. You have allowed people to destroy the lives of several runners in other threads.
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Please do it ! Dartmouth needs help. Drop all the sprints and jumps. Focus only on distance runners and throwers. Dartmouth should always be competitive for the Heps win in cross and could occasionally be in the mix for top-3 in track.
Not sure why Dartmouth hired a director who focuses only on sprints, hurdles, jumps. Total fool’s errand. No decent high school sprinter or jumper with real collegiate aspirations will (or should) consider Dartmouth.
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Many of the top programs are coached by people who only know those event groups and the teams are very successful.
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Of course! But not in northern New England. Why would a good high school jumper or sprinter ever choose to go to Dartmouth where you can’t jump, sprint, or effectively train for those events outdoors until mid-May?
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