Coaching Carousel
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I don’t care who you are, you gotta respect guys like Mark Branch, Tim Flynn and Doug Schwab. They consistently find overlooked guys and develop them into NQs or AAs
I really thought after Flynn's success at Edinboro, he would make.more of a splash at WV
Boro should have an opening soon with Schoop moving on he's gonna focus on his club .
That's gonna require a lot of legwork from someone, I think. My first instinct for one was Tom Brands based on his flaming success at Virginia Tech.
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At the D1 level?
If not, Trev Alberts' victim at Nebraska-Omaha is a strong possibility.
Coach Koll at whatever Northern Iowa was named at the time and then Penn State.
List of Coaches with a Top-4 NCAA Finish at Two Different Schools
Bill Koll (Northern Iowa & Penn State)
Bobby Douglas (Arizona State & Iowa State)
Cael Sanderson (Iowa State & Penn State)
Dave McCuskey (Northern Iowa & Iowa)
Kevin Dresser (Virginia Tech & Iowa State)
Ray Swartz (Central Oklahoma & Navy)
Bill Koll (Northern Iowa & Penn State)
Bobby Douglas (Arizona State & Iowa State)
Cael Sanderson (Iowa State & Penn State)
Dave McCuskey (Northern Iowa & Iowa)
Kevin Dresser (Virginia Tech & Iowa State)
Ray Swartz (Central Oklahoma & Navy)
My late father-in-law was a student at Lehigh and attended the 1948 championships which were held at Taylor Gymnasium (which just boggles my mind). He, obviously, saw Bill Koll win in 1948. But he was more disappointed that tiny Cornell College (of Iowa) which won the team title in 1947 did not attend the 1948 event. Interesting tidbit - Gerry Leeman, who later was a standout coach at Lehigh, was a college teammate of Koll and was OW at the 1946 championships, perhaps preventing Koll from being a 3 time OW (in 3 years of competition).
Addendum: The reason he was disappointed about Cornell College was he had been to the dual meet between Lehigh and Cornell College the previous season at Grace Hall. Cornell College won that meet by a score of 36-0 - Lehigh's worst loss in 36 years. To say the home crowd was stunned was probably an understatement.
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Instantly placed in charge of the challenge brick?
He actually likes the coaching part. However, most of his time was spent on the phone as chief recruiter.
I believe at Cornell it's referred to as the rebuttal brick
Ahhhh. That's a promotion for Ashnault, I think. Don't think he had that title at Princeton. Now the move makes more sense. Also, it seems Mytych was forced out to make room for AA and did not leave voluntarily.
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