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Post by Not Me on Dec 20, 2013 11:59:52 GMT -5
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Post by rogero1 on Dec 23, 2013 6:18:31 GMT -5
Scott should do well there with his Chicago area connections. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 24, 2014 10:17:41 GMT -5
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Post by Voleibol!!!!!! on Feb 10, 2014 8:20:28 GMT -5
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Post by Voleibol!!!!!! on Feb 10, 2014 8:22:43 GMT -5
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Post by goodforthesport on Mar 4, 2014 21:41:48 GMT -5
They really put effort into that one! Don't know the guy, but coaching a club program and being a college player hardly qualifies you for jumping into a DII head Coach position. Wish him luck! |
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Post by eastcoastvolleyball on Mar 5, 2014 20:51:45 GMT -5
They really put effort into that one! Don't know the guy, but coaching a club program and being a college player hardly qualifies you for jumping into a DII head Coach position. Wish him luck! What does? Not trying to be aggro, but what kind of qualifications would you think are appropriate? Asst coach experience? DIII experience? |
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Post by vbc1 on Mar 7, 2014 11:58:59 GMT -5
They really put effort into that one! Don't know the guy, but coaching a club program and being a college player hardly qualifies you for jumping into a DII head Coach position. Wish him luck! What does? Not trying to be aggro, but what kind of qualifications would you think are appropriate? Asst coach experience? DIII experience? I'm with the original poster on this. I'm pretty sure there were more qualified candidates out there that just didn't know there was a job opening there. Not bashing the new coach, I don't even know him. But, his experience is limited for a DII job. |
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Post by turosan on Mar 7, 2014 14:00:29 GMT -5
Give Michael Crane a break. Everyone knows that success, in any sport, at the collegiate level is 60-70-80 percent recruiting. Crane knows volleyball inside and out. While at the other West Virginia school (club level) he recruited, away from some legit DIII and DII programs some great talent. Now that he can offer better money, he will do even better.
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Post by CityTechLegend on Mar 8, 2014 9:34:19 GMT -5
What does? Not trying to be aggro, but what kind of qualifications would you think are appropriate? Asst coach experience? DIII experience? I'm with the original poster on this. I'm pretty sure there were more qualified candidates out there that just didn't know there was a job opening there. Not bashing the new coach, I don't even know him. But, his experience is limited for a DII job. So was Shane Davis', who went from playing for his team to coaching. Give the guy at least a year, before you rip him. I have a feeling he might surprise many of the volleyball pundits questioning his abilities. |
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Post by vbc1 on Mar 9, 2014 13:46:03 GMT -5
I'm with the original poster on this. I'm pretty sure there were more qualified candidates out there that just didn't know there was a job opening there. Not bashing the new coach, I don't even know him. But, his experience is limited for a DII job. So was Shane Davis', who went from playing for his team to coaching. Give the guy at least a year, before you rip him. I have a feeling he might surprise many of the volleyball pundits questioning his abilities. Not sure I ripped on anyone. Just thought there would be more qualified candidates if they knew about the position, if you read my post. Whether or not he does a good job remains to be seen. I am sure he will have a learning curve just like anyone else. |
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Post by Semp12 on Mar 10, 2014 9:45:28 GMT -5
Give Michael Crane a break. Everyone knows that success, in any sport, at the collegiate level is 60-70-80 percent recruiting. Crane knows volleyball inside and out. While at the other West Virginia school (club level) he recruited, away from some legit DIII and DII programs some great talent. Now that he can offer better money, he will do even better. And even further, 60-70-80% of recruiting is purely effort at that level. You put in the work, you reap the benefits. |
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Post by goodforthesport on Mar 11, 2014 11:45:17 GMT -5
Give Michael Crane a break. Everyone knows that success, in any sport, at the collegiate level is 60-70-80 percent recruiting. Crane knows volleyball inside and out. While at the other West Virginia school (club level) he recruited, away from some legit DIII and DII programs some great talent. Now that he can offer better money, he will do even better. And even further, 60-70-80% of recruiting is purely effort at that level. You put in the work, you reap the benefits. More like 80-90% recruiting. You get the horses in there, your going to win if you know an ounce about the sport. That's my point, starting a "DII" program you may have wanted to look for a more qualified candidate on paper. Club to DII is a big jump. There is a learning curve there when you move to NCAA, especially when you have $$. There was nobody ripping on the guy here. I don't know him personally, just by his online bio. Simply looking at his background just as a recruit would! |
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Post by strikestwice on Mar 17, 2014 14:41:05 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2014 15:34:51 GMT -5
Benedictine has 2 schools. 1 in IL and 1 in AZ. Both schools are starting programs. The top says AZ; however, location says IL. I would think this is for the AZ position. |
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