ANOTHER GEORGE O'LEARY

[PANDFAN]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>South Florida Bulls kill coaching deal with Steve Masiello for lying on his resume
<a href="http://t.co/IeXWnBzLxG">http://t.co/IeXWnBzLxG</a></p>— Football Rumor Mill (@fbrumormill) <a href="https://twitter.com/fbrumormill/statuses/448835203294068737">March 26, 2014</a></blockquote>
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[ND NYC]

even coaches cant seem to graduate from that place...

 

[BGIF]

Uh, since he wasn't required to go to class, or get grades to be eligible AND stay in school ... why didn't UK confer a degree?

 

[woolybug25]

I'm surprised that coaches have "resumes" to begin with. Why does his education matter in regards to coaching? It doesn't change his coaching experience whatsoever.

 

[Henges24]

I'm surprised that coaches have "resumes" to begin with. Why does his education matter in regards to coaching? It doesn't change his coaching experience whatsoever.

True, but it obviously shows his character.

Why lie about your resume?

 

[ACamp1900]

True, but it obviously shows his character.

Why lie about your resume?

Because, when it comes to major college athletic coaching gigs... character is always such a major selling point.........

 

[BGIF]

True, but it obviously shows his character.

Why lie about your resume?

Because you won't get to the interview without the credentials.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Because, when it comes to major college athletic coaching gigs... character is always such a major selling point.........

But the ability to lie convincingly is. So maybe the resume is a low hurdle designed to weed out the impolitik schmucks.

 

[Henges24]

Because, when it comes to major college athletic coaching gigs... character is always such a major selling point.........

Yes it does.

Because otherwise you can have the said George O'Leary, or Bobby Petrino, Lane Kiffen, or any other coach that has brought bad press to a university.

 

[ACamp1900]

But the ability to lie convincingly is. So maybe the resume is a low hurdle designed to weed out the impolitik schmucks.

Yep... I just find it funny that a resume issue somehow reflects character, when in reality it doesn't remotely matter with most of these hires... “Don’t lie to us about your history, but lie to everyone from here on out so long as it helps you win games.”

Maybe I'm just jaded.

 

[Sherm Sticky]

This happened to a basketball coach Rutgers highered a year or so ago


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[woolybug25]

Because you won't get to the interview without the credentials.

Graduating from college is a required credential for a basketball coach?

I would bet that if he simply had written that he didn't graduate, he would be their coach right now.

 

[BGIF]

Graduating from college is a required credential for a basketball coach?

I would bet that if he simply had written that he didn't graduate, he would be their coach right now.

List the Division 1 coaches that don't have a degree ... and are working.


1. Steve Masiello (who will probably be unemployed soon)

2.

 

[woolybug25]

List the Division 1 coaches that don't have a degree ... and are working.


1. Steve Masiello (who will probably be unemployed soon)

2.

So… it's not a requirement then?

 

[BGIF]

So… it's not a requirement then?

Can't cite anybody, can you?


Absence of proof is not proof of absence. I can't cite a specific job application but have been told by those in the profession that an undergraduate degree is required.

I know two former college assistants in Division II and III that were hired on the basis that they completed their undergraduate degree on an specific schedule. When they didn't get their degrees, they both were not renewed and could not find a paid position in their field.

Requirements to Be a College Football Coach | LIVESTRONG.COM

Tips On Becoming A College Basketball Coach - The Breakthrough Basketball Blog

HowStuffWorks "How to Become a Basketball Coach"

 

[Booslum31]

Sometimes those who cheat in small ways ruin their chances to cheat in big ways.

 

[woolybug25]

Can't cite anybody, can you?


Absence of proof is not proof of absence. I can't cite a specific job application but have been told by those in the profession that an undergraduate degree is required.

I know two former college assistants in Division II and III that were hired on the basis that they completed their undergraduate degree on an specific schedule. When they didn't get their degrees, they both were not renewed and could not find a paid position in their field.

Requirements to Be a College Football Coach | LIVESTRONG.COM

Tips On Becoming A College Basketball Coach - The Breakthrough Basketball Blog

HowStuffWorks "How to Become a Basketball Coach"

Fine… i'll scour the internet to serve your sensibilities. None of those links say that it is a written requirement by the NCAA to be college graduate.

Eddie Jordan - Rutgers

Registrar's office says new Rutgers hoops coach Eddie Jordan didn't graduate - ESPN New York

I never said that most have one. I just said that it's not a requirement, nor do I get why it's important.

 

[Sherm Sticky]

Fine… i'll scour the internet to serve your sensibilities. None of those links say that it is a written requirement by the NCAA to be college graduate.

Eddie Jordan - Rutgers

Registrar's office says new Rutgers hoops coach Eddie Jordan didn't graduate - ESPN New York

I never said that most have one. I just said that it's not a requirement, nor do I get why it's important.

Told you that happened with the Rutgers basketball coach.


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[PANDFAN]

svp show talked about this at length...svp stated they (usf)paid some firm 60,000 to review resumes that applied and his must have never been checked....the ru coach is NOW taking courses to graduate

 

[IrishJayhawk]

Graduating from college is a required credential for a basketball coach?

I would bet that if he simply had written that he didn't graduate, he would be their coach right now.

But he probably wouldn't have gotten the Manhattan job in the first place, I'll wager.

 

[Booslum31]

But he probably wouldn't have gotten the Manhattan job in the first place, I'll wager.

Yeah. I think people are more apt to stretch the truth on their resume early in their career trying to get a job. Then they never go back and correct it...maybe even starting to believe it themselves.

 

[PANDFAN]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">George O'Leary's program has had a major NCAA infractions case & a wrongful death case. Sure, why not make him interim AD?</p>— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) <a href="https://twitter.com/slmandel/status/613372328924155904">June 23, 2015</a></blockquote>
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