- March 5th, 2015, 11:18 am
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I like Manson's list of 12 better than just the four names RVAParks put in that article.
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olldflame wrote:I'm not talking track record. I'm talking personality. He's the flashy recruiter with not much substance.SuperJon wrote:I don't think Moton is the type of guy we want. He's Ritchie in different clothes.I fail to see the similarities between Moton and RMK. Ritchie had a long track record of leaving after a few years. Moton had regular jobs for 8 years after college, then coached 3 years at one HS and came to his Alma Mater as an assistant in 2007 before being named HC in 2010. His record at NC Central is impressive to say the least, and if not for the fact that he played ball and graduated from NCC I can't think of a single reason he wouldn't jump at the LU job if offered.
My pipe dream would be Mike Young as head coach with Jason as his top assistant.
Rooster Cogburn wrote:am I the only one who thinks the RMK and JM ships have sailed far far away?Jeff Meyer yes.
VAGolf wrote:g-webb1994 wrote:Dave Davis, veteran of D-2 ranks at Pfeiffer, now at Newberry? Has degrees from both GW and LU.
http://www.newberrywolves.com/mb/coaches/#.VPfyQc8o7IV
Threw this bone out there a few pages ago. Dave Davis is an excellent coach and Newberry fans love him. He's recruited well there and has a great record to show for it.
ballcoach15 wrote:We have more possible candidates than Duke or UNC would have, if Coach K or Roy Williams were to leave.You realize we're just throwing out names, right?
SuperJon wrote:Overall record as HC 103-51 (.669)olldflame wrote:I'm not talking track record. I'm talking personality. He's the flashy recruiter with not much substance.SuperJon wrote:I don't think Moton is the type of guy we want. He's Ritchie in different clothes.I fail to see the similarities between Moton and RMK. Ritchie had a long track record of leaving after a few years. Moton had regular jobs for 8 years after college, then coached 3 years at one HS and came to his Alma Mater as an assistant in 2007 before being named HC in 2010. His record at NC Central is impressive to say the least, and if not for the fact that he played ball and graduated from NCC I can't think of a single reason he wouldn't jump at the LU job if offered.
My pipe dream would be Mike Young as head coach with Jason as his top assistant.
JDUB wrote:I heard BJ was available. Hmo, time to draw a contract!A blast from the past! Hope all is well, JDUB.
olldflame wrote:failure to do [recruit] effectively is largely blamed for Layer's lack of success.A very well-known coach and friend of mine once told me that while a coaching job entails many administrative responsibilities, just the coaching boils down to three things:
SuperJon wrote:Jeff is 60 years old. I may be the biggest fan he has on this board, but I think the window of opportunity for him to return has passed. Ritchie won't turn 50 til next month.Rooster Cogburn wrote:am I the only one who thinks the RMK and JM ships have sailed far far away?Jeff Meyer yes.
Ritchie no.
JK37 wrote:A head coach must be honest about where his/her strengths lie, and then surround themselves with people who help in their areas of deficiency. None of us is perfect, nor can we do it all, and coaches are no different. It is possible that even assistants accomplished in other areas can be held back by a head coach who micro-manages each area - especially recruiting. It's just amazing how quickly bad things can snow-ball.Will you pass that along to our baseball coach?
Rooster Cogburn wrote:Using the timetable that began last night. The coach should be hired by noon. Ha
TheGovernor wrote:That is funny, but in fact one of the biggest benefits of getting the firing out of the way so fast is it allows more time to find the right replacement.Rooster Cogburn wrote:Using the timetable that began last night. The coach should be hired by noon. Ha:I chortle audibly.: