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Brewtacular wrote:"First, two college football sources told the Journal Sentinel former UW defensive coordinator Chris Ash is considering applying for the Badgers’ vacant head-coaching position."That line confuses me. Do you really just apply for the position? I'm assuming that Barry -or any AD- tells you they would like you to interview/apply. If that's not the case then I'm wondering where exactly we are at. Maybe Barry has been turned down by a couple people already.
December 15, 2012 6:45 AM
yfinn6 wrote:Brewtacular wrote:"First, two college football sources told the Journal Sentinel former UW defensive coordinator Chris Ash is considering applying for the Badgers’ vacant head-coaching position."That line confuses me. Do you really just apply for the position? I'm assuming that Barry -or any AD- tells you they would like you to interview/apply. If that's not the case then I'm wondering where exactly we are at. Maybe Barry has been turned down by a couple people already. See: this thread. It'll rock your world.
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madison3 wrote:All this concern about posting postions and doing interviews and waiting until the "deadline" is much ado about nothing. Barry can choose whoever he wants, whenever he wants, it just can't be formalized before the dealine. No announcement, no contract signed. It's done ALL THE TIME. I worked for another State agency, and I can't remember how many interview panels I was on where the toughest thing to do was look the applicant in the eye knowing they had no chance in hell of getting the position.example.Barry to Canada, the OC job is yours at xxxx per year with these perks/benefits.. deal?Canada to Barry, O.K, but how about xxxx more for xxx years?Barry, great.. tell this to anyone and I'll deny it, we'll sign and announce it the day after that fucking deadline, whenever that is.This happens more often than not.
December 15, 2012 1:28 PM
DCBadger7 wrote: madison3 wrote: All this concern about posting postions and doing interviews and waiting until the "deadline" is much ado about nothing. Barry can choose whoever he wants, whenever he wants, it just can't be formalized before the dealine. No announcement, no contract signed. It's done ALL THE TIME. I worked for another State agency, and I can't remember how many interview panels I was on where the toughest thing to do was look the applicant in the eye knowing they had no chance in hell of getting the position.example.Barry to Canada, the OC job is yours at xxxx per year with these perks/benefits.. deal?Canada to Barry, O.K, but how about xxxx more for xxx years?Barry, great.. tell this to anyone and I'll deny it, we'll sign and announce it the day after that fucking deadline, whenever that is.This happens more often than not. Barry isn't going to sign any assistants to contracts or extensions unless he is the HC. Nothing will make the UW HC job more unattractive than not being able to make your own staffing decisions. Barry isn't going to force the new HC to accept assistants he (the HC) doesn't know or isn't comfortable with.The posting of the jobs and the application deadlines are more than nothing...not because it keeps Barry or whoever the new HC will be from choosing who they want, but rather because it affects timing - chiefly how fast a new hire can be announced and can officially start work.
madison3 wrote: All this concern about posting postions and doing interviews and waiting until the "deadline" is much ado about nothing. Barry can choose whoever he wants, whenever he wants, it just can't be formalized before the dealine. No announcement, no contract signed. It's done ALL THE TIME. I worked for another State agency, and I can't remember how many interview panels I was on where the toughest thing to do was look the applicant in the eye knowing they had no chance in hell of getting the position.example.Barry to Canada, the OC job is yours at xxxx per year with these perks/benefits.. deal?Canada to Barry, O.K, but how about xxxx more for xxx years?Barry, great.. tell this to anyone and I'll deny it, we'll sign and announce it the day after that fucking deadline, whenever that is.This happens more often than not.
December 15, 2012 1:40 PM
madison3 wrote:DCBadger7 wrote: madison3 wrote: All this concern about posting postions and doing interviews and waiting until the "deadline" is much ado about nothing. Barry can choose whoever he wants, whenever he wants, it just can't be formalized before the dealine. No announcement, no contract signed. It's done ALL THE TIME. I worked for another State agency, and I can't remember how many interview panels I was on where the toughest thing to do was look the applicant in the eye knowing they had no chance in hell of getting the position.example.Barry to Canada, the OC job is yours at xxxx per year with these perks/benefits.. deal?Canada to Barry, O.K, but how about xxxx more for xxx years?Barry, great.. tell this to anyone and I'll deny it, we'll sign and announce it the day after that fucking deadline, whenever that is.This happens more often than not. Barry isn't going to sign any assistants to contracts or extensions unless he is the HC. Nothing will make the UW HC job more unattractive than not being able to make your own staffing decisions. Barry isn't going to force the new HC to accept assistants he (the HC) doesn't know or isn't comfortable with.The posting of the jobs and the application deadlines are more than nothing...not because it keeps Barry or whoever the new HC will be from choosing who they want, but rather because it affects timing - chiefly how fast a new hire can be announced and can officially start work. O.K. but change OC to HC and things will move, though Barry has to do more hand-holding, reasuring with recruits. HC to be can start informaly hiring staff. It's not ideal, but things also aren't halted until some meaningless deadline.
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