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By: Dan Matheson According to the NCAA Sport Sponsorship, Participation and Demographics database, men occupy more than 60 percent of Division I head coaching positions on women’s teams, but women …
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The NFL Draft is tonight, and while 87% of football programs in this country won't have a player selected, there still might be a reason to pay attention. For college programs, especially the ones …
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Buenos Dias. I’m back. And I’m ready to talk coaching. As soon as the final whistle sounded in the college football national title game, coaches collective thoughts immediately turned to the …
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Now that bowl season has ended many assistant coaches are receiving new deals. In the last couple of weeks Jim Leavitt, Oregon’s new defensive coordinator, signed a 4-year deal worth $1.15 million …
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You can’t go home again. Or who says you can’t go home. Is Thomas Wolfe right? Or Jon Bon Jovi? When you look at the coaching carousel and realize how many college coaches have returned to …
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(Ed. Note - This post was written by new contributor Juan Lozano as a way to help our readers better navigate their early coaching and administrative careers. From time to time, Juan will offer …
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