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Now that he's been away from it for about 3 years, I wonder if Travis Wyckoff would reconsider coaching? If not head coach, certainly as the pitching coach. I would imagine WSU would be better from a security and financial stand point than CU or DB.
I might add, as far as the money issue goes, WSU would not be out what they would pay our current staff. We are on the hook for that regardless, here or not. Well, as far as Gene and BK are concerned. JT is on a year to year. Therefore, WSU would have JT's salary to apply. So, we would only be out the difference between the current staff's salary vs the new staff minus JT's salary.
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Originally posted by LuskingforGuttin View PostA couple of current assistants who I think will be future stars are Matt Deggs of Louisiana-Lafayette and Tony Vitello of TCU.
Deggs was the Associate HC at Texas A&M and was widely regarded as the brains behind the operation when Childress got to Aggieland. Before that he was an assistant and chief recruiter for DVH at Arkansas. The man has big time connections and is fiery. He would do great.
Tony Vitello has been at TCU for about three years. Before that he was at Mizzou where he played a huge hand in reviving a very mediocre program. And hey since he left, they have reverted back to mediocrity. Coincidence? He recruited and then as pitching coach molded Max Scherzer, Aaron Crow, and a kid by the name of Kyle Gibson who could be in the Twins rotation to start the year this season. Worth a look.
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Originally posted by pinstripers View PostHoop doesn't have his diploma, does he?although the best things in life are free, upgrades are usually available
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Originally posted by shoxlax View PostIf we can't get Hooper (and Wedge is out of the question, trust me) then I think we go outside the family and get the best person available. There are many qualified candidates out there.
A program with the 20th best attendance (not happening this year obvz) and comparable salary can do better than hiring retired assistant coaches from DBU or minor league hitting coaches.
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Originally posted by shockerfanmas View PostPersonally I like Standiford. After what he has done by bringing Tabor back into the national picture in the KCAC
2009 - 22-31
2010 - 33-19 - 2nd in conference
2011 - 45-14 - 2nd in conference, 2nd in tournament Ranked in top 25, for 6 straight weeks
2012 - 44-15 - 1st in conference, 2nd in tournament, 2nd in regional, Ranked as high as 17 in the country
Individual accomplishments under coach Standiford:
3 - All Americans
1 - Draft choice
4 - players played professionally
23 - All-Conference. players
2 - male athletes of the year at Tabor
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Originally posted by SB Shock View PostTabor College records under coach Standiford
2009 - 22-31
2010 - 33-19 - 2nd in conference
2011 - 45-14 - 2nd in conference, 2nd in tournament Ranked in top 25, for 6 straight weeks
2012 - 44-15 - 1st in conference, 2nd in tournament, 2nd in regional, Ranked as high as 17 in the country
Individual accomplishments under coach Standiford:
3 - All Americans
1 - Draft choice
4 - players played professionally
23 - All-Conference. players
2 - male athletes of the year at Tabor
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Originally posted by rrshock View PostI agree that he should be looked at, but many are going to question whether a guy can make the jump from NAIA II to D1 and be successful. Having 3 AAs at Tabor is impressive as well as the 2 male atheltes of the year, considering they have a very good basketball program and football there as well.
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