Will the Hilltoppers hire from within? Big shoes to walk into for anyone.
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I think they should and keep the same system Woody had in place. One thing that has never worked well is the make drastic changes to the game style right away.Will the Hilltoppers hire from within? Big shoes to walk into for anyone.
Depends on the coach. If a coach doesn't know the previous system and not comfortable coaching and teaching it why not run the system you want?I think they should and keep the same system Woody had in place. One thing that has never worked well is the make drastic changes to the game style right away.
Not a coach, so I have no Idea how that works. But If I was, I'm usually a team player and if we worked well together, I'd have no problem with it. The kids are the most important thing. Not egosIf someone on staff gets promoted do the other assistants that applied stay? If someone from the outside get it do they stay? I’m no coach but I wouldn’t want someone on my staff that applied for the same job, maybe that’s just me!
In my past experiences, no matter whether an insider or outsider gets the job, they will typically interview/meet with members that were already on staff and see if they would like to remain. This is easier if you have already worked with the assistant prior. If you are coming from outside the program you are more or less interviewing the current assistants as well. I have known for some to move on and I have also seen some new coaches bring in a few coaches that they are familiar with. Bringing in your own staff is not always easy, especially if they are teachers. There might not be openings within the school and some division have policies that state you have to be in the school division or a member of the community in order to coach.If someone on staff gets promoted do the other assistants that applied stay? If someone from the outside get it do they stay? I’m no coach but I wouldn’t want someone on my staff that applied for the same job, maybe that’s just me!
Not a coach, so I have no Idea how that works. But If I was, I'm usually a team player and if we worked well together, I'd have no problem with it. The kids are the most important thing. Not egos
I get it. Openings to bring in your own staff could be a hinderance in someone taking the job. A lot of coaches especially veteran ones would have at least 1 or 2 two assistants to bring with them in order to make it easier to implement their system and culture.In my past experiences, no matter whether an insider or outsider gets the job, they will typically interview/meet with members that were already on staff and see if they would like to remain. This is easier if you have already worked with the assistant prior. If you are coming from outside the program you are more or less interviewing the current assistants as well. I have known for some to move on and I have also seen some new coaches bring in a few coaches that they are familiar with. Bringing in your own staff is not always easy, especially if they are teachers. There might not be openings within the school and some division have policies that state you have to be in the school division or a member of the community in order to coach.
???Sounds like the choice has been made, and people are not happy.
Interesting, thought the choice was good?!Sounds like the choice has been made, and people are not happy.
Great point, there may be a big exodus.From what I understand Glass had multiple good candidates - a combination that would inevitably leave someone disappointed. Also when you have 4-5 internal candidates (if that is true), it is hard to imagine a scenario where all "people" would be happy. Whoever it is, the hire should be judged over a multi-year period.
May be. I would be shocked if they don’t announce Lovelace at this point. Would’ve loved to see them hire from within though.Great point, there may be a big exodus.
Lovelace would be a good hire from what I’ve heard about him. I guess Glass people wanted a hire from within.May be. I would be shocked if they don’t announce Lovelace at this point. Would’ve loved to see them hire from within though.
It's musical chairs, and now what's Fleming going to do?Lovelace it is! Glad to see he brought Gardner with him too!
What was Flemings record during his tenure?It's musical chairs, and now what's Fleming going to do?
They were 19-32 in the 5 yrs under Lovelace, (2018-2022) but Fleming only won 20 games in the 8 yrs prior from 2010-2017. They were making progress, it was just a grind. They were a better disciplined team, better grades, a lot of improvement in other ways. Obviously, you would like success on the field too, but Coach Lovelace was building a good foundation, and hopefully the next coach will be able to build on that.What was Flemings record during his tenure?
Lovelace it is! Glad to see he brought Gardner with him too!
I don't think he has any interest in getting back into coaching. Doesn't need the money or the headache, in my opinion. I don't think you give up one of the top jobs in the state to take some time off and come back to Fleming. No disrespect to Fleming.Just throwing this out there to persons who, unlike me, live in or near Salem. Do you think there's any chance at all that WF would interest Magenbauer? It's not in Salem's class or district, so not a direct competitor of the Spartans, at least for now.
I hear you about Salem versus Fleming. I'm glad that he's happy now. However, some former coaches just get the itch again after being away for a while. See Dick Vermeil, Joe Gibbs, Mack Brown, Jon Gruden, etc.I don't think he has any interest in getting back into coaching. Doesn't need the money or the headache, in my opinion. I don't think you give up one of the top jobs in the state to take some time off and come back to Fleming. No disrespect to Fleming.
They also might like a new challengeI hear you about Salem versus Fleming. I'm glad that he's happy now. However, some former coaches just get the itch again after being away for a while. See Dick Vermeil, Joe Gibbs, Mack Brown, Jon Gruden, etc.