any idea who the new coaches will be?
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NJ
Though the Marist job just opened up I bet it gets filled before LIU
Nothing in my pipeline though helps me answer your question.
Though the Marist job just opened up I bet it gets filled before LIU
Nothing in my pipeline though helps me answer your question.
Thanks, TR.
What are the rules if a player signs a NLI and then the coach leaves, does it allow the player to seek another school?
What are the rules if a player signs a NLI and then the coach leaves, does it allow the player to seek another school?
The NLI is with the school not the coach
Each school handles it in their own manner--there is no steadfast rule
Each school handles it in their own manner--there is no steadfast rule
Thanks, again.
What is the deal with LIU? Why wouldn't you move quick? The assistant there has been there over 20 years and the 2nd assistant is the nephew of the old coach. Why not just promote from within?
Other wise, I am waiting for a response from my resume!!!
Other wise, I am waiting for a response from my resume!!!
LIU found their man. They should be making an announcement early this week.
Come on FD...who is it? The suspense is killing me!
dont know, just know it is not me.
LIU named its head coach. Its Don Maines from Drexel University.
According to Drexel's website, they don't have a baseball program.
LIU's website has not even mentioned the hiring of a new coach.
Sounds a little hully gully to me.
LIU's website has not even mentioned the hiring of a new coach.
Sounds a little hully gully to me.
Drexel dropped the program a few years back--Maines was their coach
Maines is in fact the new Head Coach as we got a call from them last week.
Marist has got its new head coach. I was just informed its Dennis Healy, formely the head coach of Univerisity of New Orleans. Congrats and good luck!
Coach Healy was not the head coach at New Orleans--he was pitching coach and deeply involved in the recruiting for the past year
I wish him the best in his new position
I wish him the best in his new position
TR,
The writeup on the Marist web site says he signed 25 players for the 2006 season for the University of New Orleans. Isn't that an awfully large number of signees, even by the standards of some of the top D-1's (ASU and others)?
The writeup on the Marist web site says he signed 25 players for the 2006 season for the University of New Orleans. Isn't that an awfully large number of signees, even by the standards of some of the top D-1's (ASU and others)?
Dennis Healy fits with Marist as he too believes and is dedicated to the development of the whole person in a way that will prepare the student-athlete for an enlightened, sensitive, and productive life in the global community of the 21st century.
It will not surprise many should Heals win the MAAC (again) in 2006, yet this time compete in the NCAA's Regionals.
Two things are clear:
1. TW loses a valuable asset and friend for the past five years (ie GW & UNO)...yet may gain an excellent and former Sienna assistant coach.)
2. The boys of summer ball who played for Heals will remember when!
Congrats Heals!
Bear
It will not surprise many should Heals win the MAAC (again) in 2006, yet this time compete in the NCAA's Regionals.
Two things are clear:
1. TW loses a valuable asset and friend for the past five years (ie GW & UNO)...yet may gain an excellent and former Sienna assistant coach.)
2. The boys of summer ball who played for Heals will remember when!
Congrats Heals!
Bear
hokieone
The 25 is a large number but it is possible they cleaned house wwhen the new coaching staff came in
To be honest I did not follow too closely what they did inn terms of "clean sweep" time.
The 25 is a large number but it is possible they cleaned house wwhen the new coaching staff came in
To be honest I did not follow too closely what they did inn terms of "clean sweep" time.
Hey Bear.....Just wondering.....That excellent and former asst. coach from Siena wouldn't be Bill Cilento would it???? Wondering where he's coaching lately. Good luck where ever he is, but only if it's not in the MAAC. 
Bill Cilento left Siena last summer for New Orleans. He is still there now although the UNO baseball team is at New Mexico State Univ.
Healy was one of the reasons we were (and still are)considering UNO. He is a really good pitching coach and leader and worked closely with Tom Walters who IMO is a great coach and person who will make a difference immediately. He started his Fall season- pre Katrina- with 22 new players on a 32 man roster, as Healy stated. Thru all the turmoil, the UNO program managed to only lose one player and Coach Healy.
