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Complete shot in the dark, but given Scott's title and co-coaching a position my guess is that he's the one that will be present at those sorts of things.
I have attended the Richmond Hokie Club recruit night many times. The recruiting coordinator has traditionally been the coach who presented (Stinespring/Cavanaugh generally)
Actually, the "meeting" took place on December 13th, which was the last day before the Dead Period. It wouldn't have been an NCAA violation.
There was never a physical meeting, only a phone conversation between Herman and Allen. So the argument between Herman and Lopez, who wrote the article, was the incorrect "facts" that there wasn't a meeting and it wasn't in Houston. Whether you classify a phone call a meeting or not, is everyone's own opinion.
So since this wasn't ever an NCAA violation, I was wondering why Herman was making such a big deal about the report. Evidently, Herman was also courting another QB recruit and that recruit asked if he met with Allen about coming to Houston. Herman told the recruit No, he has never met with Allen. The recruit then brought up the article and asked Herman if he's lying to him.
Herman maintains that he never "met" with Allen and therefore never lied to a recruit. (I would like to hear what the recruit's reaction was when Allen declared he's transferring to Houston). Why did Herman care to make such a big deal about it? Evidently, to maintain his integrity as a recruiter and so this case can't be used against him to claim that he lies to recruits.
In soccer the assistant head coach usually conducts meetings, is usually the main speaker during team meetings, conveys the head coaches major points, speaks at press conferences and is somewhat of an enforcer of Head coach's philosophy. Outside of football, i haven't really heard of associate head coaches so I'll take the vice president comment.
#sauces
What do you mean? The Hokie Club events are planned by the Hokie clubs themselves with some help from Club offices. If you are referring to what coach will come out I know different coaches went to different events.
or maybe he wants Scott to learn something about D-Line from Wiles.
Fuente must really believe in Scott if he thinks he can help an already amazing D-line coach in Wiles
No recruiting coordinator. Does anyone know (assuming they continue) who will lead the Hokie Club recruiting events?
Not as of yet.
So what, would you say, you do around here?
In the TKP post "Bucky Hodges Article" or at BR here
Associate is the substitute like Shane was. Assistant is a fancy word to help on future resumes. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Reid as sure made a lot of stops. I liked him when he was UR's head coach.
So does Scott not have pure ownership (sole responsibility) of anything?
Cutcliffe offered him the Duke DC job and he turned it down.
Associate Head Coach is the guy who takes over if the Head Coach can't perform his duties. He's basically the Vice President. By Fuente's explanation, the Assistant Head Coach does a lot of the day to day stuff for the team. So he's, in essence, the Chief of Staff.
Sounds like something lifted from The Office.
Good luck, big shoes to fill from last guy that left. I bet he still sees McCaffrey in his sleep.
Obviously, the spelling.
I'm still a little shocked Torrian isn't a DC somewhere at this point. Is he content to just be one of the best defensive backs coaches in the country?
Biggest takeaway was the Scott is going to be an assistant D-line coach and that Bud will keep coaching LB's.
Still not sure what the difference is between an associate head coach and an assistant head coach
Whoever can run a 4.2 40 and hit like a mac truck
Not sure that is the best use of limited resources when it comes to coaches. We're limited in the number of coaches we can have. Sounds like Scott is taking over Cornell's duties with the additional title. I wold almost rather have a dedicated ST coach, JMO, but Coach Fu knows what he is doing.