2013 College Coaching Positions Open(ing)

If they hire this woman it will be a joke. The Toledo women have been to the NCAAs 3 or 4 years in a row. This woman couldn't coach a program like that. No way she gets hired. It is a top disatnce job and I don't see where this woman has ever coached a national qualifier let alone a good team. The Toledo women would probably scoff at the idea and eat her alive.

HAHAHA...well I can think of a couple right off the top of my head.

A couple what?

Murray Who? wrote:

HAHAHA...well I can think of a couple right off the top of my head.

Cincinnati still has the distance job open.

O'neal had it planned since Texas relays to hire Hayes. Why hire a guy that couldn't get the best Texas guys to go to UT? They obviously didn't rate him as a coach. O'neal clearly feels he can manipulate Hayes unlike Kennedy who strikes me as the kind of person to take no BS. Why would you want to work for a guy that doesn't give a coach more than a year to turn a distance program that quite frankly had a terrible selection of talent. In fairness Hayes is walking in to one of the best recruiting classes of the year so he should last longer than a year from Kennedy's great recruitment.

Knight Star wrote:

Here are a few of the Division I distance jobs that are still open:

1. Clemson

2. USC

3. Iowa State

4. Long Beach St.

5. Akron

6. South Carolina

USC hired already. Caryl Smith Gilbert.

How is the distance going to be in the AAC? And who has any information on the AAC schools with distance openings, UConn, USF? am I missing any?

Lipscomb then? Peter Dalton back to King (in what appears to be a reduced role since the new hire will stay as head track coach), so is Lipscomb open again?

Northeast XC wrote:

How is the distance going to be in the AAC? And who has any information on the AAC schools with distance openings, UConn, USF? am I missing any?

The USF opening was for sprints and jumps, so unless something just changed USF doesn't have a distance opening.

anyone know who the candidates are for the sjsu position?

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There went Iowa State's women's program.

Pretty sure Martin Smith fired himself at Oklahoma when he found out he didn't have any more assistant coaches to fire. Glad he was able to land on his feet!

So now that a pretty good job at Iowa State has been filled, a better job at Oklahoma is open.

Maybe Jason Dunn will take this one, since he didn't get Iowa State.

Jason Dunn Has a great position at Kentucky, he is not going anywhere

Now who throws there name in the hat for OU,

I hear PAt Henry in interested, LOL (Looks like you lets runners got that one wrong)

The girl at Murray has done a good job with what she has. It's not a high profile job and not a lot resources. Maybe she's not the right fit for Toledo, but she's no joke!

A good job with what she had? If you have never even won a conference championship or had a national qualifier, how do you expect to follow up a guy like Hadsell as Toledo. Say what you want about the guy, but he, was cleared of the lies/allegations, he dominated that conference, had his own radio show and took teams to nationals. He will be hard to follow if you are under qualified female. Won't happen. I'm not impressed. . ]OkOkOk wrote:

The girl at Murray has done a good job with what she has. It's not a high profile job and not a lot resources. Maybe she's not the right fit for Toledo, but she's no joke![/quote]

Stop already with this fantasy of Toledo being the shining school on the hill and Hadsell being the only one worthy of holding such a prestigious position. Toledo is a stepping stone to bigger and better things not a destination. The chick would do great there.