Where?
yeah that greenville wrote:
Anderson (SC) sprints job open
Where?
yeah that greenville wrote:
Anderson (SC) sprints job open
Can he Recruit??? Do you really think Mizzou got to where they are because of luck ? all the upper classman and women were recruited by Lynn(Including current triple crown champion Karissa Schweizer). Lynn recruits his ass off, don't know why he pays rent, he is always on the road recruiting when not fulfilling his coaching duties, along with being a good coach, he is an outstanding recruiter, I know first hand because he recruited me to Mizzou.
juststopnowssss wrote:
Joe Lynn was fired from MIZZOU! Just ask the former assistant coaches who used to be there that worked with him. Most athletic departments have the decency to allow the coach to resign and that's what they post on the website. It's happened a couple of times at the University I am currently at! Coach is let go and they put on the website they resigned. He had issues with his coaching the team and he was let go! I have inside source on this! I do think he's a good coach and will continue to be a good coach. Hopefully he has learned from his mistakes at MU. He did inherit a pretty talented group at Hillsdale and did well with them. The question is can he recruit!
They never even posted the job on UMass job board...
CluelessHC wrote:
This is UMass' own fault, specifically the director who aimed too high in the search for a men's only position with one scholarship invested in distance. Plenty of up and coming coaches would've jumped at this opportunity and done well with it - instead UMass made a massive blunder and interviewed people who were never taking the job and only using it for a raise or leverage in their current job. In this case aiming lower would've been the right thing to do and they could've gotten a very good coach to start the transition now rather than kicking the can further down the road. Hopefully they figure this out before they try to hire again next time.
Ian Kiprono wrote:
I'm a Kenyan coach in Kenya, coaching cross-country and distance athletes at st.Patrick's athletics centre.I would like to apply for the job.
I'll accompany my CV if needs be.
all of these guys had A++ credentials and were ready to break out, regardless of who was the coach at their school. What are their prospects, this year? Who has the coach recruited (from other schools) this year?
Do you realize wrote:the real Macoy? wrote:You do realize that Engels was about to quit when he left N.C. State and hadn't done anything in 2.5 years? And Vanhoy led Domanic to a 3:54 mile this summer as well as dropping Wallings 5k PR 30 seconds to 13:31? Not any coach could do that... Not saying vanhoy is the greatest ever, but you have to produce even when you're given good opportunitiesTHE REAL VANHOY wrote:Check the credentials of those runners he either inherited or poached from other schools. Anyone with a computer and YouTube could have coached those guys: Erb was the #1 runner on a Syracuse team that won the NCAA XC title the year after he left. Engels ran 4:03-8:50+ in high school. Tobin ran 3:45 in high school. Domanic and Gilley both under 8:57 and 4:07 in high school. Daniel Bulmer 3:45 and 14:18. Wes Gallagher 4:02 indoor + 14:02. Ryan Manahan 1:47 and 3:58. Ryan Walling 3:45, 29:06, 14:01.
I don't think anybody can argue Vanhoy inherited talent. What people are not giving him credit for is how he coached that talent into being a contender. There are a few big time programs that get a lot of talent every year that struggle to get a top 5 CC finish. What his athletes have done on the track is even more impressive. Question is can he keep it going?
McRaven... give me a break would not know what to do with that talent.
Vanhoy doing the right thing sticking at Ole Miss making good money and getting plenty of support and experience from his fellow coaches.
ALL of this done before stepping one foot on the Univ. of Ole Miss campus.
This all seems pretty standard for UMass. They are (in)famous for finding new and creative ways to f*** things up.
MassCoach wrote:CluelessHC wrote:They never even posted the job on UMass job board...
This is UMass' own fault, specifically the director who aimed too high in the search for a men's only position with one scholarship invested in distance. Plenty of up and coming coaches would've jumped at this opportunity and done well with it - instead UMass made a massive blunder and interviewed people who were never taking the job and only using it for a raise or leverage in their current job. In this case aiming lower would've been the right thing to do and they could've gotten a very good coach to start the transition now rather than kicking the can further down the road. Hopefully they figure this out before they try to hire again next time.
DI cross country can start practice 21 practice units from the 1st date of competition. Kids are arriving this weekend.
Not preseason yet wrote:JOBS wrote:Kids are not arriving at campus yet.
When will we see announcements from Auburn, W&M, Harvard and Charlotte?? Kids are starting to get to campus now, time to get a move on.
First day of permissible competition is Sept 1; NCAA rules permit practices starting using a formula based on the start of classes.
Still 1-2 weeks away.
Oh yeah... and it's football season!
ADs could care less about XC starting.
Man this guy right here is n da know for sure! well you better make sure to let the Samford distance coach know as well.
bulldogged wrote:
auburn hired the samford coach. his top athlete already transferred in.
You mean like C. Smith transferring from Harvard.
MMA wrote:
McGregor is going to Auburn...release coming Monday. This is true.
What's not true is that the top athlete going with.
Transferring as a senior would be dumb.
I can't see how this is a good move just weeks before the Mayweather fight
MMA wrote:
McGregor is going to Auburn...release coming Monday. This is true..