lightspeed84
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Not to beat a dead horse or to explore the various reason for this (which we have a separate thread dedicated too), the amount of assistant jobs and HC openings in Ohio is unreal compared to the 90's- 2010s
It’s because of the obvious reasons. Out of control parents, weak administrators, low pay and long hours. At some point it has to swing back the other way or we won’t have many good people left impacting kids in the high school sports world.Not to beat a dead horse or to explore the various reason for this (which we have a separate thread dedicated too), the amount of assistant jobs and HC openings in Ohio is unreal compared to the 90's- 2010s
well with the addition of no offseason for really any sports anymore. I get lifting in the offseason as a way to work injury prevention and even speed and plyometric training, thats good for all athletes, and non athletes to be honest.It’s because of the obvious reasons. Out of control parents, weak administrators, low pay and long hours. At some point it has to swing back the other way or we won’t have many good people left impacting kids in the high school sports world.
That’s going to be hard to pull off - you’ve had coaches from all the successful smaller programs around Central OH leave for OCC jobs in recent years (Alder, Bloom Carroll, Granville, etc)Granville will be an attractive job of course. Wonder if they'll get a coach that doesn't use it as a stepping stone.
I view places like Granville as an OCC "light" school! They're an affluent community, a lot of resources, good athletes. It seems to me that a coach that can be successful there can then transition easier to an OCC job if they're looking to climb the ladder.Do you guys think it's because coaches want bigger/high profile jobs? Or, is it that the smaller schools aren't doing something right? Obviously the big D1 and D2 schools have more resources, but is that really the deciding factor?
Well, OCC schools typically pay a lot more on the teaching scale and the coaching stipend is usually 2-3x more.Do you guys think it's because coaches want bigger/high profile jobs? Or, is it that the smaller schools aren't doing something right? Obviously the big D1 and D2 schools have more resources, but is that really the deciding factor?
Seems to be quite the jump- D7 to D1!So the Toronto head coach Josh Franke is going to Westerville Central to be their head coach? WOW. The OCC competition will be a load different than what he's used to seeing.
Yikes that is a huge upward move - good luck to him.Seems to be quite the jump- D7 to D1!
Good luck to Coach Griffin.......that administration is trash. They throw coaches out all the time and have crazy high expectations.Shaker Heights alum Andre Griffin is the new head coach at NDCL per release:
NDCL Announces Andre Griffin as New Head Football Coach - Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School
Chardon, OH (January 24, 2024) - After a comprehensive search led by a committee of administrators, athletics staff, and community members, it is with great excitementndclathletics.org
If this hire lasts more than 1-2 years I’d be shocked. Very strange hire for this district.
Because of his age or he is pretty old school?If this hire lasts more than 1-2 years I’d be shocked. Very strange hire for this district.