We have only had 1 coach leave right?
Not sure what you mean by premature, Pilchard. This has been a very active season. Two coordinators and two assistants in football and one assistant in basketball is high turnover regardless of either Woodberry and/or Bauman leaves. I'm not sure where you're going with this.
Scheier.
So far only Brett Ballard has left the Wake BB staff.
The speculation went way up when Steve Woodberry got a whole bunch of Twitter followers from Oral Roberts University. ORU just fired BB coach Scott Sutton, (Yup, youngest son of Eddie Sutton, former coach at KY, etc.)
Part of the speculation is that Justin Bauman, the Wake DBO could join the staff of Ballard (Or Woodberry if he gets the ORU job.) That would be a lot of turnover.
Anyone else notice that Woodberry added a bunch of Oral Roberts follows today? Are we going to have more staff turnover than we thought?
Oral Roberts Hoops Coach Fired After 2 Bad Seasons Where He Was Only Allowed To Recruit “Professed Christians” With No Tattoos
From the original story:
After Wilson became the university president in June 2013, sources report, he presented to the basketball program a new guideline — that ORU would attempt to recruit only professed Christians.
Instead of recruiting any athlete who was a solid person and academically acceptable while outfitted with the ability to contend for Summit League championships, Scott Sutton did as he was told, sources say. Instead of signing athletes and hoping they might be inspired by the ORU culture, Sutton narrowed his focus to prospects who would testify that they already were Christian.
If that's the criteria for recruiting only a desperate coach will take the job.
I mean it's basically the criteria at UVA under Bennett too. He's quite devout.
No player on UVA has a single tattoo? I've never seen anything where there is a Christian litmus test to play for UVA. Please show such a link.
I personally can't stand tattoos, but don't see it has anything to do with being a Christian. Now if a school wants their players to be Christians, that is their prerogative, but to attach an extraneous condition like this seems silly to me. To be honest I know several strong Christians who have a tattoo and some have several. Matter of fact I don't know anyone who doesn't know Stephen Curry is a self professing Christian and he has a tattoo