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Post by vballguy2001 on Mar 8, 2023 13:26:30 GMT -5
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tomjames
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Post by tomjames on Mar 8, 2023 15:06:04 GMT -5
What does that mean for Dan Corotan who joined the Lobos from Utah just over 12 months ago?
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Post by robberplaysvb on Mar 8, 2023 18:40:39 GMT -5
WOW.....just wow.....that's all. They couldn't find a single person w/ D1 Women's Experience. That's an obnoxious hire What people will say “He is a shondell” “He did well in 3 years at Indiana tech” “Indiana volleyball knows the shondell name” Reality is…. Look at what he did as a womens volleyball coach at a far lower level….0 track record of solid consistent success on the women’s side. It pays to have big daddy making calls for him I guess
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Post by coachdirector13 on Mar 8, 2023 20:23:17 GMT -5
They couldn't find a single person w/ D1 Women's Experience. That's an obnoxious hire What people will say “He is a shondell” “He did well in 3 years at Indiana tech” “Indiana volleyball knows the shondell name” Reality is…. Look at what he did as a womens volleyball coach at a far lower level….0 track record of solid consistent success on the women’s side. It pays to have big daddy making calls for him I guess I am sure you have a great track record. Maybe you should REALLY take a look at the programs he has been at. Chicago State, what success has that program ever have? Huntington North was the bottom of the bottom in that conference for years. He never went to a program that was successful from the start. Even Indiana Tech was brand new. All of his jobs were programs that were bottom of the bottom. It’s real easy for average coaches to keep programs sustained. But it takes a special person to take the risks Kyle has taken in his career to get there. Butler you could make the argument is the best of the bottom. That program has had no real success, the retention rate of athletes and coaches has been ridiculous over the years. Nobody really wanted Butler and those who do the research understand the athletic department there know they have not really cared about the success of the program just didn’t want problems there. Sharon caused problems so they made a change. Good for Kyle for taking yet another leap of faith in his career after building a successful/established men’s naia program in just four seasons at Indiana Tech and decided to leave that comfort and go to a huge question mark knowing that people like you would say it was his daddy who made the call. Such an arrogant comment.
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Post by robberplaysvb on Mar 8, 2023 20:36:49 GMT -5
What people will say “He is a shondell” “He did well in 3 years at Indiana tech” “Indiana volleyball knows the shondell name” Reality is…. Look at what he did as a womens volleyball coach at a far lower level….0 track record of solid consistent success on the women’s side. It pays to have big daddy making calls for him I guess I am sure you have a great track record. Maybe you should REALLY take a look at the programs he has been at. Chicago State, what success has that program ever have? Huntington North was the bottom of the bottom in that conference for years. He never went to a program that was successful from the start. Even Indiana Tech was brand new. All of his jobs were programs that were bottom of the bottom. It’s real easy for average coaches to keep programs sustained. But it takes a special person to take the risks Kyle has taken in his career to get there. Butler you could make the argument is the best of the bottom. That program has had no real success, the retention rate of athletes and coaches has been ridiculous over the years. Nobody really wanted Butler and those who do the research understand the athletic department there know they have not really cared about the success of the program just didn’t want problems there. Sharon caused problems so they made a change. Good for Kyle for taking yet another leap of faith in his career after building a successful/established men’s naia program in just four seasons at Indiana Tech and decided to leave that comfort and go to a huge question mark knowing that people like you would say it was his daddy who made the call. Such an arrogant comment. it’s not about what you know, it’s about who you know. It’s plainly that simple. This is a perfect example of that, and if you can’t admit that obvious fact…. You can call me arrogant all you want, but you are delusional kind sir/mam
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Post by karellen on Mar 8, 2023 20:59:33 GMT -5
St Michael's College (DII, Vermont) has posted for a HC At least the third HC search in the NE-10 conference. Franklin Pierce, Assumption are others...
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Post by 815volley on Mar 8, 2023 21:11:01 GMT -5
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Post by GrowingTheGame14 on Mar 8, 2023 21:22:59 GMT -5
I am sure you have a great track record. Maybe you should REALLY take a look at the programs he has been at. Chicago State, what success has that program ever have? Huntington North was the bottom of the bottom in that conference for years. He never went to a program that was successful from the start. Even Indiana Tech was brand new. All of his jobs were programs that were bottom of the bottom. It’s real easy for average coaches to keep programs sustained. But it takes a special person to take the risks Kyle has taken in his career to get there. Butler you could make the argument is the best of the bottom. That program has had no real success, the retention rate of athletes and coaches has been ridiculous over the years. Nobody really wanted Butler and those who do the research understand the athletic department there know they have not really cared about the success of the program just didn’t want problems there. Sharon caused problems so they made a change. Good for Kyle for taking yet another leap of faith in his career after building a successful/established men’s naia program in just four seasons at Indiana Tech and decided to leave that comfort and go to a huge question mark knowing that people like you would say it was his daddy who made the call. Such an arrogant comment. it’s not about what you know, it’s about who you know. It’s plainly that simple. This is a perfect example of that, and if you can’t admit that obvious fact…. You can call me arrogant all you want, but you are delusional kind sir/mam Working with someone who knew what was going on during the hiring process Butler called Dave early on for suggestions. Kyle was not on that initial list suggested from his father knowing very well that Kyle was very happy where he was. From my understanding of it all Kyle and Butler started talking last week after being named dropped from someone else. So the assumption of your initial comment is incorrect.
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Post by robberplaysvb on Mar 8, 2023 21:38:39 GMT -5
it’s not about what you know, it’s about who you know. It’s plainly that simple. This is a perfect example of that, and if you can’t admit that obvious fact…. You can call me arrogant all you want, but you are delusional kind sir/mam Working with someone who knew what was going on during the hiring process Butler called Dave early on for suggestions. Kyle was not on that initial list suggested from his father knowing very well that Kyle was very happy where he was. From my understanding of it all Kyle and Butler started talking last week after being named dropped from someone else. So the assumption of your initial comment is incorrect. yup, you are probably 100% right, without a doubt. There was no help from his highly successful and well connected father in the same state as the school he was hired at. just like the sky isn’t blue and dogs meow… if it quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck… it’s a duck. But to some it’s a horse I guess
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Post by GrowingTheGame14 on Mar 8, 2023 21:48:36 GMT -5
Working with someone who knew what was going on during the hiring process Butler called Dave early on for suggestions. Kyle was not on that initial list suggested from his father knowing very well that Kyle was very happy where he was. From my understanding of it all Kyle and Butler started talking last week after being named dropped from someone else. So the assumption of your initial comment is incorrect. yup, you are probably 100% right, without a doubt. There was no help from his highly successful and well connected father in the same state as the school he was hired at. just like the sky isn’t blue and dogs meow… if it quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck… it’s a duck. But to some it’s a horse I guess Your initial comment was saying dad made a call regarding him. Are you upset that someone disputed your point that was inaccurate? Yea, who you know is everything in this industry. That’s why people to coach in power five usually have some sort of start as a volunteer or GA at that level now. That’s not just Kyle at Butler. You don’t need to be ignorant to the fact that it was Butler who sought out Kyle after his name was referred to by another candidate. Could Butler have called Dave to verify the Hire would be good? Sure. It’s called a reference and you would be idiotic not to have a name like Dave as a reference if you could, related or not. But it wasn’t Dave who got him that job.
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Post by jackson5vb on Mar 8, 2023 22:13:46 GMT -5
They couldn't find a single person w/ D1 Women's Experience. That's an obnoxious hire What people will say “He is a shondell” “He did well in 3 years at Indiana tech” “Indiana volleyball knows the shondell name” Reality is…. Look at what he did as a womens volleyball coach at a far lower level….0 track record of solid consistent success on the women’s side. It pays to have big daddy making calls for him I guess If I recall, Michael Jordan had a son who tried to play basketball.
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Post by dizzydean on Mar 8, 2023 22:39:40 GMT -5
Working with someone who knew what was going on during the hiring process Butler called Dave early on for suggestions. Kyle was not on that initial list suggested from his father knowing very well that Kyle was very happy where he was. From my understanding of it all Kyle and Butler started talking last week after being named dropped from someone else. So the assumption of your initial comment is incorrect. yup, you are probably 100% right, without a doubt. There was no help from his highly successful and well connected father in the same state as the school he was hired at. just like the sky isn’t blue and dogs meow… if it quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck… it’s a duck. But to some it’s a horse I guess Why are you so upset?
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Post by kneepain on Mar 8, 2023 22:42:33 GMT -5
This is…interesting…I know quite a few very qualified people who applied for this…and I wasn’t expecting this.
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Post by kneepain on Mar 8, 2023 22:46:20 GMT -5
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Post by robberplaysvb on Mar 9, 2023 2:07:44 GMT -5
yup, you are probably 100% right, without a doubt. There was no help from his highly successful and well connected father in the same state as the school he was hired at. just like the sky isn’t blue and dogs meow… if it quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck… it’s a duck. But to some it’s a horse I guess Why are you so upset? lol it’s an online forum, a hire like this is easy to troll on and upset people… getting people all worked up hahaha got no horse in this race…. Nor a duck hahaha
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