Fetzer was hired in the later part of the first semester and had to keep around Vig's staff, or at least some of it. So Eskind has been there 4 years, maybe anyone would want him out. Richardson was there a couple of months, seems like you would give that guy a chance considering his resume. It will be interesting to see what Brian Fetzer and his Orchestra can come up with at UVA...
Turtle Man to Eastern Kentucky
Liveaction wrote:
Turtle Man to Eastern Kentucky
Who is Turtle Man?
For the record, the position at Canisius was filled by Nathan Huckle back in March. I believe his only other collegiate coaching experience was an a graduate assistant at Brockport some time ago, and he has spent the last several years coaching at the HS level in New York. That being said, he's already picked up a solid recruiting class for next Fall headlined by Cooper Roach (4:16/38th at NXN), Mike Anvelt (9:22/4th at NY Class B states) and Travis Jordon (6th at NY Class A states). It looks like a lot of the MAAC schools have made some good improvements recently. Rider, Fairfield, and Canisius should all be able to give Marist a tough fight for second behind Iona in the 2013 season.
fast-times wrote:
This won't be a highly sought after position, I'd imagine, but Canisius' coach just resigned and they are beginning a national search. The position is posted on their web site...but it's part-time and they are a cross country only program, albeit a relatively successful one.
Also, Amherst College will be looking for a head women's cross country and track and field coach this spring, after going with an interim coach all year. Whoever lands there will have a lot of the resources (indoor facilities aside) to make that a consistently national-caliber program. The position should pay relatively well (at least for a coaching job).
Coach at Kentucky is retiring.
Retirement or forced retirement?
Totally caught administration off guard so his choice. Even his own staff had no idea.
34 years later, the school finally get a fresh face. This is possibly the BEST thing that could've happen to Kentucky. Great school, led by a tyrant.
who will take over?
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Someone has to have some news from the northeast!
Cornell men's distance?
Amherst women's XC/TF?
Southern Connecticut women's XC/TF?
Northeastern candidates? (When is job being listed?)
Spill it!
Pete Watson to Kentucky
George Watts or Doug Brown?
2012CaTS wrote:
who will take over?
Thomas Lester of JCCC taking over sprints/hurdles/relays at MIZZOU.
D. Peterson retired.
No way: 3 moves in less than a year: Auburn to UNC to UVA.
Has anyone heard the rumor of the Butler coach interviewing at Purdue? One of my buds here in Indy told me that. Seems a strange possibility with no track success. Or maybe Purdue wants to go all distance.
Pete Watson to take over University of Kentucky. His house in Virginia recently went up for sale and wants to be back in the SEC. He has old auburn connections coaching in kentucky. heard it here first
Ole Miss hired Bryan O'Neal
He's been in three different schools in the past 2 years. I dont know where yor couldve gotten that idea from.
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
Red Bull (who sponsors Mondo) calls Mondo the pole vaulting Usain Bolt. Is that a fair comparison?