Coaching Carousel 2022

[KiwiCanuck]

Well... Hmm. Back in the mid 90s I was offered a coaching job in a NY (the state) men's college program - head coach - at $21kUS/annum. I turned it down.

[Rocket-Sauce]

[quote="lt.wolf"]Pojo hired at Stanford as assistant[/quote]

Back in the game!

[fullmetal]

As an assistant to his former assistant, wow. Well, I guess we can just call Stanford the Northeastern of the west now.

[socalstroke]

Yikes. Did Niles move on?

[Guy]

[quote="socalstroke"]Yikes. Did Niles move on?[/quote]

Negative, another position was added

[Rocket-Sauce]

So where in the coaching hierarchy is Pojo? 1st Assistant/Associate Head Coach? 2nd Assistant? 3rd??

[lt.wolf]

I am thinking Laurel be a good fit at Columbia in some manner …

[Slim]

[quote="lt.wolf"]I am thinking Laurel be a good fit at Columbia in some manner …[/quote]
Good luck Penn

[lt.wolf]

So the Columbia staff has had quite the turnaround , I wonder which coaching changes will have the biggest impact

[socalstroke]

Might be surprised by how much results stay the same.

[socalstroke]

Laurel to COL

https://gocolumbialions.com/sports/mens ... rholz/2846

[socalstroke]

https://gocolumbialions.com/sports/ligh ... -wenk/2849

inexperienced hire. Double duty for others on staff?

[fullmetal]

[quote="socalstroke"]https://gocolumbialions.com/sports/ligh ... -wenk/2849

inexperienced hire. Double duty for others on staff?[/quote]

Zing. Varsity experience with a top program is acceptable for vetted hires at the assistant level, but the youth and lack of any other experience would also give me pause. Still, maybe he can hack it.

[oldman]

His previous experience shows data collection and "educating student-athletes on sexual assault".
Here is a preview: https://www.cc.com/video/y8ilbl/the-col ... b-ask-5800

[fullmetal]

I've seen rowing clubs hire competitive masters coaches with one semester's worth of varsity rowing experience and a throwaway summer camp coaching gig. This seems at least better than that.