[NU Sports] more coaching news

[Beamsley, Jeff]

Nope.

Diogenes' standards are too high.

Jeff

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Sent: Friday, December 02, 2011 10:45 AM
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Subject: Re: [NU Sports] more coaching news

> *It certainly seems like this year there are a lot more coaches
getting
> fired generally, and a whole lot more getting fired after just two
years.
> The money involved in football is now so great that schools are not
willing
> to give coaches a chance to build a program slowly, the one it needs
to be
> built for long-term success.  Kevin Wilson better have IU winning next
year.

I don't think the number of fired coaches this year among the 120 FBS
schools has exceeded that of last year--yet.  Howard Schnellenberger
announced his retirement last summer, so that one probably shouldn't
be counted.  True retirements among FBS head coaches are relatively
rare, which is in itself a sad statement.  (Would Bobby Bowden have
counted as a 'retirement' or as a 'forced out, eg fired'?)

I have to wonder if JoePa had retired a year or two ago, as many thought
he should at the time, would he or Penn State have been so heavily
tainted by the Sandusky matter?

Penn State hired the former director of the FBI to look into the
problems there, will they hire Diogenes to help them find a new
football coach?  :-)
--
Mike Nolan

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