Ernie Nestor retired from his job as assistant coach at Navy. He coached for 41 seasons. He was assistant coach at Wake twice, under Tacy and again under Odom.
I remember Ernie.
41 years is a long time to coach.
Hope he enjoys retirement.
Ernie Nestor retired from his job as assistant coach at Navy. He coached for 41 seasons. He was assistant coach at Wake twice, under Tacy and again under Odom.
Wake saved his job this year.
Anyone else notice that Woodberry added a bunch of Oral Roberts follows today? Are we going to have more staff turnover than we thought?
Anyone else notice that Woodberry added a bunch of Oral Roberts follows today? Are we going to have more staff turnover than we thought?
That is an interesting development. If both the #2 and #3 spots are (or become) open, does that change Danny's thinking about the strengths of the guys he hires?
Agree, Bauman's promotion (if it's otherwise under consideration) would likely be dependant on hiring a well experienced assistant. No way there's two new assistants with limited experience.Probably. Could change what happens with Bauman as well.
Good point. Also, as mentioned earlier, you have to include Ballard in that possibility as well.There is also the possibility that Woodberry could take Bauman with him as an assistant.
There is also the possibility that Woodberry could take Bauman with him as an assistant.
Yeah. That's what I was referring to.
Regardless of what happens, this is the most football and basketball staff turnover we've seen in one season since 2001.
I take it the year we hired Manning, with a mostly new staff (except for Chill) and hired Clawson with an almost complete new staff as well (one or two holdovers, I think) doesn't count. Are you referring to situations in which the HC stays, but assistants move along?
Little premature on the massive turnover assessment.
Understand the twitter connection, but seems like a leap to conclude that Woodbury will get the ORU job; then another that Bauman is going to join Woodbury on this imaginary ORU offer.