right school but wrong coach Jesse Norman is taking the WCU positions Puett is staying put
2019 College Track & Field Open Coaching Positions Discussion
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Humpooo wrote:
right school but wrong coach Jesse Norman is taking the WCU positions Puett is staying put
Will Puett be named new HC at UNCA? -
Tour left wrote:
Western is becoming distance focused?
Would be a shame because they’ve won their titles on sprint, jumps, and throws. They’re also the heavy favorites to win again in 2018!
Shouldn't a distance-focused coach do well coaching his discipline? Where was the improvement at UNCA? This is just an alum hire. -
Puett is a good coach who has good relationships with the teams and with other coaches. Hire the guy. He's young.
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Shouldn't you... wrote:
Tour left wrote:
Western is becoming distance focused?
Would be a shame because they’ve won their titles on sprint, jumps, and throws. They’re also the heavy favorites to win again in 2018!
Shouldn't a distance-focused coach do well coaching his discipline? Where was the improvement at UNCA? This is just an alum hire.
Where were the resources to succeed?
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What kind of resources does it take to train 19:00 high school girls and 16:00 boys so that they improve respectably? A normal improvement curve for each ought to get you at least middle of the road in the Big South every single year.
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The word is out.
Jesse Norman officially named Head Coach. -
Finally. Thanks for the proof. Good hire.
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Ashville’s loss.
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Really?? Looks like Asheville barely scores points in the conference on the track and pretty close to last regionally in xc
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Yes, they are terrible.
NedFlanders wrote:
Really?? Looks like Asheville barely scores points in the conference on the track and pretty close to last regionally in xc -
Yes, it’s not always about scoring points.
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Thayer wrote:
Yes, it’s not always about scoring points.
Then what is it about? -
Everyone being best friends and getting cookout together after the meet.
Points? wrote:
Thayer wrote:
Yes, it’s not always about scoring points.
Then what is it about? -
Thayer wrote:
Yes, it’s not always about scoring points.
Hey doesn't matter as long as the kids had fun -
That administration does not care about winning in track. Most don't. Graduate kids, keep them out of trouble, give them a good experience, don't be last. If you can win along the way, great, but not a requirement. Jesse's expectation of success will be much higher than the admin because he's an alum of that program and he won't let it slip.
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Why did reasonably fast kids stagnate under his training at Asheville?