Those students write better than you, ffs, and in 12-24 months will have pretty impressive writing assignments at the best publications in the country. They are already at that level of quality.
You few Doubters on here can try to deflect all you want with sloppy logic. The school fired him, and the article accurately reports just the tip of the iceberg.
Duke can worry about Duke lacrosse. Dartmouth is going to worry about their broken femurs.
"This is how we know you're just making stuff up. So the team asked for McNulty to be removed? You have proof? But then you state the team SHOULD demand a new coach. isn't that the point if you already asked him to be removed?
I would have thought an athlete at Dartmouth would be better at internet trolling than this.
For the current students reading this trying to effect change in the coaching ranks: you should look at enlisting alumni support for admin to really care (unfortunately). Look at the top T&F/XC donors and see who might have a sympathetic ear
-Taking your stats at an ugly face value: There are a little over 15 black head coaches in power five conferences which means a little over 23%. Question: So what? If this percentage applied to hockey, equestrian, lacrosse, or swimming (I would even argue XC) then maybe you would have a “clothed” DEI point to make!
-Why not just say the 65 head coaches in power five track & field should be deserving of the position and it should be based on merit! Now common sense 101 and the reality of life 102 should tell you that there isn’t a single occupation with an unblemished record of hiring on merit alone but let’s digress since it’s February. Why are you fixated on the roughly 23%? What are you clothing?
Wasn't planning jump back in this cesspool but it's honestly crazy how much y'all are willing to dig and nitpick to discredit people even as you selectively curate stuff for your own arguments. I wrote my own damn post and I wrote it that way because I ran 9:01 right around the time McNulty started coaching me. Sorry I didn't comb back through my TFRRS/milesplit from 8 years ago to calculate my exact 3000m PR in 2017. Need me to send you the receipts to prove that I wrote it? Please for the love of all things go find something better to do with your life.
No horse in this race, but I noticed in yesterday’s indoor meet in a Boston many, many more that 4 distance men set times for Dartmouth so I think there could be exaggerations going on from all sides of this saga.
No horse in this race, but I noticed in yesterday’s indoor meet in a Boston many, many more that 4 distance men set times for Dartmouth so I think there could be exaggerations going on from all sides of this saga.
No horse in this race, but I noticed in yesterday’s indoor meet in a Boston many, many more that 4 distance men set times for Dartmouth so I think there could be exaggerations going on from all sides of this saga.
Only 6 guys ran at XC Regionals in November because everyone else was hurt. New coaching since then has probably helped.
Looking like a complete rebuild in Hanover for the Men's Cross Country Team is the only way out of this mess. I'm interested in seeing what happens to Dobson-Harnden. She's shown she cannot be trusted to hire/retain staff but is that enough to warrant her removal?
I know that Dartmouth still has recruits coming in. What were athletes telling recruits on visits? Everything is good? Would seem really unethical for athletes to cover up all of these problems and issues with coaching and injuries in order to get recruits to commit.
The Dartmouth Review is a bi-weekly conservative newspaper at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. It was founded in 1980, and remains independent.
The Dartmouth Review is a bi-weekly conservative newspaper at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. It was founded in 1980, and remains independent.
For the current students reading this trying to effect change in the coaching ranks: you should look at enlisting alumni support for admin to really care (unfortunately). Look at the top T&F/XC donors and see who might have a sympathetic ear
I know that Dartmouth still has recruits coming in. What were athletes telling recruits on visits? Everything is good? Would seem really unethical for athletes to cover up all of these problems and issues with coaching and injuries in order to get recruits to commit.
You have assumed an imaginary set of facts with no basis, and then used that to criticize the athletes who suffered under McNulty. McNulty was well aware his athletes were unhappy. He was well aware of the widespread injuries. A better assumption is that he kept recruits away from the unhappy team as much as possible, and that existing athletes were honest in every way that they could be. Looks like they successfully got McNulty removed. They expressed their views. The school fired him.
"But in just three years, the Marjorie and Herbert Chase ’30 track and field and cross country director Porscha Dobson Harnden, aided by our dysfunctional athletic department, has effectively gutted the program. It will take years to recover if ever it does. Harnden came on board as the program’s new director in 2020. Since then, she vetted, recruited and hired two men’s distance coaches. Neither made it past their first year. The program now stands in shambles."
Dobson-Harnden must be on the way out. Over a month and radio silence from her. Currently under administrative leave I would guess.
Forino and Wunderlich are alums that have been coaches at Dartmouth for a long time. Safest option would be to promote one of them instead of taking a gamble on a DEI hire.
Dobson-Harnden must be on the way out. Over a month and radio silence from her. Currently under administrative leave I would guess.
Forino and Wunderlich are alums that have been coaches at Dartmouth for a long time. Safest option would be to promote one of them instead of taking a gamble on a DEI hire.
It's gross and pathetic how obsessed so many on here are obsessed with race and gender. Get a life, loser.