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It appears that this entire thing might have been leaked to Woj by Hurley's agent. Turns out he was in contract talks for an extension and raise at UConn during this entire process. Woj has written a book on Dan Sr. -
Hurley will stay at UConn.
I am happy about this -- I was not prepared for the domino effect of him leaving and this job opening in mid-June.Leave a comment:
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This is now a done deal for Thelen. Good luck going forward for him.Olivia Ray from WLWT just reported on Twitter that Covington Catholic is targeting Jake Thelen to be their next head basketball coach. Thelen is a Cov Cath alum.
Seems like a backwards move to me but I don't know anything about his family situation/personal motivations so a high school job may be more attractive in some ways.Leave a comment:
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I am just guessing here so bear with me. Coaches are getting rich in the college and pro ranks. Also, the college sports world is being turned upside down as noted on several threads in the forum. If I were a coach (that had a good bank account), that wanted to slow things down and get out of the rat race, the high school scene is where I would go. I moved to Ohio Amish Country to work taking a much lower salary just to slow my life down. Of course, I only stayed 6 years because of personal ties to Cincinnati but I can see that type of thinking being applied in athletics.Leave a comment:
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Where is Matt Miller going?
Thielen has been announced as the HC at Cov Cath. UC also is losing Matt Miller, the basketball Director of Operations, who handled the daily behind-the-scenes stuff (travel planning, etc.).
Thielen handled the big men, so CWM will target someone with that experience.
Also, the season before last Thelen was the ops guy (before rules changed and allowed more bench coaches). So if he "handled the big men," it is not like he was a seasoned veteran assistant coach/big man guru or anything.Last edited by GoBearcats31; 06-07-2024, 03:00 PM.Leave a comment:
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Thielen has been announced as the HC at Cov Cath. UC also is losing Matt Miller, the basketball Director of Operations, who handled the daily behind-the-scenes stuff (travel planning, etc.).
Thielen handled the big men, so CWM will target someone with that experience.Leave a comment:
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Me neither but seems like it would fall into the personal category if he took the job. Jake was a All-American D-II player at Bellarmine after graduating HS.Olivia Ray from WLWT just reported on Twitter that Covington Catholic is targeting Jake Thelen to be their next head basketball coach. Thelen is a Cov Cath alum.
Seems like a backwards move to me but I don't know anything about his family situation/personal motivations so a high school job may be more attractive in some ways.Leave a comment:
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Olivia Ray from WLWT just reported on Twitter that Covington Catholic is targeting Jake Thelen to be their next head basketball coach. Thelen is a Cov Cath alum.
Seems like a backwards move to me but I don't know anything about his family situation/personal motivations so a high school job may be more attractive in some ways.Leave a comment:
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Former WVU interim coach Josh Eilert is joining the staff at UtahLeave a comment:
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I just saw got up and saw the Wojbomb and that just strikes me as a a terrible match. Hurley and LA Media would be at each others throats constantly. It's like Cronin vs. the media on steroids.
I think he would be smart to turn it down and stay at UConn.Leave a comment:
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@JonRothstein: Source: St. John's Rick Pitino has hired Greg Youncofski as Director of Basketball Operations. Youncofski was a long-time member of Mick Cronin's staff at both UCLA and Cincinnati while also serving as a student manager under Bill Self at Kansas.Leave a comment:
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He appears more than a shot Dr. It looks like a nice bench coach to "help" CWM with in game adjustments.Tim Buckley Joins Men's Basketball Staff as Assistant Coach
https://gobearcats.com/news/2024/6/3...ant-coach.aspx
"I'm excited to welcome Tim Buckley to our staff," Miller said. "He brings a wealth of experience that is unique in college basketball. He has experience working with great players and great coaches as a high major assistant, and he's been a part of very successful teams. On top of that, he's been a head coach and has spent time recently in the NBA."Leave a comment:
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