McDonough has joined Cornell (D3) coaching staff
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That's the best he can do?Iowa star McDonough joins Cornell wrestling staff
MOUNT VERNON – Matt McDonough, a two-time NCAA champion at the University of Iowa, has joined Coach Brent Hamm's Cornell wrestling staff as the head assistant for the 2020-21 season.www.cornellrams.com
I hope that serves as a great stepping stone for him. He is a great mentor for student athletes in addition to his coaching skills. I'd still like to see him back in IC at some point.
Good call Pablow, nothing but the best for Matt.D1 coaches, and particular assistants, spend a lot of time on recruiting. Matt can settle in at Cornell and concentrate on coaching. I'm sure he had (and will have) many D1 opportunities. It's no accident he went this direction.
D1 coaches, and particular assistants, spend a lot of time on recruiting. Matt can settle in at Cornell and concentrate on coaching. I'm sure he had (and will have) many D1 opportunities. It's no accident he went this direction.
Yes.What's that supposed to mean? I am not sure but there was a highly respected coach from Cornell. Mike Duroe. Ever hear of him?
Is that the best comment you have to offer?That's the best he can do?
He had opportunities out East. Limited by geography and Cornavirus.That's the best he can do?
Isn't every thread a Brody Grothus thread?I still can't believe they did not hire Brody Grothus or should I have put this in the Brody thread?
Word on the street is better than I heard.Word on the street was he applied at several places, interviewed at a few and was not offered any positions. Possibly he just wants to be in the area. Heck, he should start a club. Those club coaches can make a bunch of money and don't work very hard......okay, maybe they do work hard but the amount of time they put in is much less than most jobs.
Should we do the math? Easy numbers. 100 kids per month. $100 per kid. $10,000 per month. Overhead? Not a lot unless you are paying other coaches and buying/leasing a facility. Lets go high here. $4000 per month in overhead. $6000 per month gross pay. $72,000 per year to coach kids wrestling.