Get over it wrote:
Can’t just be happy for her? I’m guessing you were interviewed and didn’t get the job. With that type of attitude it looks like UND got the right person
Too funny you jump to conclusions. I'm actually doing really well where I am now. Yeah I didnt get the job, but there was other highly qualified women that had done a better job then her. I hope she has changed her ways and is successful but after coaching against her when she was at Duke.....I have my doubts
Check this out! Is it a real search or is it a done deal?
https://ncaamarket.ncaa.org/jobs/12305297/head-coach-women-s-track-field-cross-country
Josh Clark out at Rhodes. Hiring a new assistant.
Got to like their honesty ... these guys actually admit at the start they don't pay much!
I think Weasel in the Toilet is my new favorite poster on this thread & maybe letsrun in general! Loves finding sh!t jobs to post knowing that the regular visitors to this thread who actually use it to find jobs will be like “heck yeah I would love to move to some a$$ backwards part of the southeast to make 20k a year to push paper, hold a stop watch & drive a van while I live with 5 roommates 10 years younger than me in order to chase the dream so one day I can be a glorified babysitter so I have health insurance & afford to live with one roommates & go out on dates!!!” Carry on!
Anyone know why Josh decided to depart?
Shadow Lurker wrote:
I think Weasel in the Toilet is my new favorite poster on this thread & maybe letsrun in general! Loves finding sh!t jobs to post knowing that the regular visitors to this thread who actually use it to find jobs will be like “heck yeah I would love to move to some a$$ backwards part of the southeast to make 20k a year to push paper, hold a stop watch & drive a van while I live with 5 roommates 10 years younger than me in order to chase the dream so one day I can be a glorified babysitter so I have health insurance & afford to live with one roommates & go out on dates!!!” Carry on!
Bravo. Bravo. Hahahahahahhahaha
Akron sprints and Central sprints are confirmed to be fired.
Maybe its the 20k that doesn't even get you by in Memphis. Maybe its just holding a stopwatch. Maybe its DIII athletes that run slower than high school kids.
Pappyodanny wrote:
Akron sprints and Central sprints are confirmed to be fired.
Central who?
deapsouf wrote:
UTRGV Sprints Coach Otis McDaniel fired for putting his plum emoji into a student athlete.
Job opening impending??
And once again people are spreading rumors. Got to love let’s run.
What are you referring to at Stevens? What jobs in NE ?
RunCoachRepeat wrote:
What is with the Interim Steven's Institute posting?
Also there are at least 4 coaching positions open in the New England area, lot of movement?? Or as expected?
Why were they fired?
Pappyodanny wrote:
Akron sprints and Central sprints are confirmed to be fired.
Didn’t that Akron sprint coach just get fired at Campbell?
What Throw Coach Jobs are coming open? Rumors?
Otis trying to save face... Ok then.... why DID you leave UTRGV? (crickets chirp).
Whyyyyyy wrote:
Anyone know why Josh decided to depart?
He's moving closer to his girlfriend who's in Cali. Was always going to happen.
$20,000 salary ... forget it .. I'm not counting on my wife supporting me.
From article in Marketwatch:
"When wives earn more than their husbands, some men just can’t handle it.
"My wife has always earned more money than me, and for a while it absolutely killed our sex life. Dead. I’m a trial lawyer now, but from 2006 to 2016 I didn’t make a dime. I went back to school to get my master’s and Ph.D. and try to break into academia.” Dave Peters was one of several men who told MEL Magazine what it was like when their wives earned more money than they did. Sometimes, it worked out OK. And other times, it caused problems.
But Peters said his relationship ran into difficulty because of how his wife handled their disparity in income. His wife made $180,000 a year and, he said, she was the one who always had the final word when it came to vacations, where they ate dinner and other household bills. “The kids would ask her for money, and when she said no, they’d respond, ‘Fine, I’ll ask Dad then,’” he added. “And she would snort, ‘Yeah, sure.’”
Track Scout wrote:
$20,000 salary ... forget it .. I'm not counting on my wife supporting me.
From article in Marketwatch:
"When wives earn more than their husbands, some men just can’t handle it.
"My wife has always earned more money than me, and for a while it absolutely killed our sex life. Dead. I’m a trial lawyer now, but from 2006 to 2016 I didn’t make a dime. I went back to school to get my master’s and Ph.D. and try to break into academia.” Dave Peters was one of several men who told MEL Magazine what it was like when their wives earned more money than they did. Sometimes, it worked out OK. And other times, it caused problems.
But Peters said his relationship ran into difficulty because of how his wife handled their disparity in income. His wife made $180,000 a year and, he said, she was the one who always had the final word when it came to vacations, where they ate dinner and other household bills. “The kids would ask her for money, and when she said no, they’d respond, ‘Fine, I’ll ask Dad then,’” he added. “And she would snort, ‘Yeah, sure.’”
Cool
Track Scout wrote:
$20,000 salary ... forget it .. I'm not counting on my wife supporting me.
From article in Marketwatch:
"When wives earn more than their husbands, some men just can’t handle it.
"My wife has always earned more money than me, and for a while it absolutely killed our sex life. Dead. I’m a trial lawyer now, but from 2006 to 2016 I didn’t make a dime. I went back to school to get my master’s and Ph.D. and try to break into academia.” Dave Peters was one of several men who told MEL Magazine what it was like when their wives earned more money than they did. Sometimes, it worked out OK. And other times, it caused problems.
But Peters said his relationship ran into difficulty because of how his wife handled their disparity in income. His wife made $180,000 a year and, he said, she was the one who always had the final word when it came to vacations, where they ate dinner and other household bills. “The kids would ask her for money, and when she said no, they’d respond, ‘Fine, I’ll ask Dad then,’” he added. “And she would snort, ‘Yeah, sure.’”
Sorry, that situation fits me, smaller salary than wife and we had no problems... The problem is not the salary difference, the problem is the relationship. Good relationship = good outcome.
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
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
Matt Choi was drinking beer halfway through the Boston Marathon
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
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