BeachBumDeac
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Consider the source. Yankee makes shit up to troll.
Exactly, either he gets fired at some more awkward point in the future or ends up the head coach when Forbes is done. Now is the right time to rip off the bandaid.Honestly it would be worse to hire RC and then have to politely replace him later. He’s a legend and deserves respect and should be offered something within the AD, but he hasn’t proven to be a good enough coach to add to the new staff. Sorry. #newbeginnings
Shay got the ETSU job.
Congrats to Jason! The Forbes coaching tree sprouts a branch.
As far as Childress on staff goes I would say whatever Forbes is comfortable with. Having said that I can see a situation where Forbes met with him. Liked him well enough and offered a 1 year situation that is mutually beneficial in his mind. Forbes does not have to expend the time and energy finding and hiring the best option in this crazy world. Chill helps keep some of the players and is the school liaison for the new staff. That gives chill a chance to finally learn from a good coach. He also gets a year to make some new connections and get a job hopefully with some tangible successes to point to. Chill as Andy Dufrain after crawling through a ten year tunnel of shit.
Who knows? Like I said, whatever coach Forbes wants.
Forbes will probably give Chill a year to see how things work out. Chill prob helped us keep several players. Sarr had a foot out the door before Manning was fired.
Chill is 48? Damn, life flies by too fast.
Maybe Chill just stays a year to add some continuity on the new staff with the players, then either goes into the AD somewhere or finds himself a coaching job if he still wants to coach. He may just want to stay in the Winston-Salem area. Coming up on 48 years old this fall so if he wants to be a D1 head coach he better get with it. If not, stay around here and be in administration.
If Wes Miller could just get a job elsewhere I would think Randolph an attractive candidate for the UNCG opening
Childress is on staff. Forbes mentioned it again today in an interview with Seth Greenberg.