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Where's all the ull fans...
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:09 pm
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:09 pm
Hear there's breaking news over there concerning their softball coach
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:12 pm to bnh
The only rumor is that Lotief and Farmer were having a disagreement and Lotief resigned. Savioe is trying to put it all back together.
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:15 pm to hendersonshands
Josh Parrot is looking for you
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:19 pm to Factsman
That dude is a gigantic douchebag.
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:27 pm to Factsman
Damn hope they work it out because that dude can coach
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:31 pm to bnh
i will be officially announced as the new coach at 2pm
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:35 pm to Carson123987
YG taking over as interim?
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:52 pm to doya2
Apparently, it’s not 100 percent official.
My non-verbal communications with people inside the UL softball program have led me to believe that it’s really, really close to being official that Michael Lotief either has or will resign as UL’s head softball coach.
Rumors have been circulating all day long that one of the nation’s elite softball programs is now without a head coach just one day before opening the 2013 season at a tournament in Houston.
Obviously, this development could not come at a worse time. Lotief has been on the UL softball coaching staff since 2001. He was a volunteer assistant for two seasons and had served as the co-head coach with wife, Stefni Lotief, since 2003 until last season.
After last year’s Super Regional loss at Arizona State, Stefni Lotief left the program to take a position as Ascension Episcopal High School in Youngsville, leaving Michael Lotief as the head coach.
The transition without his wife, and therefore his children constantly around the program, isn’t something that has been to Lotief’s liking. Making things worse is that last year’s pitching coach Joy Webre-LeBlanc resigned in December because of family issues that prevented her from helping ease the transition without Stefni Lotief in the program.
As a result, Michael Lotief has had to handle all the administrative duties behind the scenes, plus be the head coach, plus the hitting instructor and also dabble in pitch selection.
I’m certainly not aware of all of Lotief’s beefs with his current situation and/or his relationship with UL A.D. Scott Farmer, but apparently somebody is not on the same page here.
The bottom line is that if no last-second attempts to convince him to change his mind are successful, the 2013 Cajun softball team could be boarding a bus tomorrow morning headed for Houston without a head coach.
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My non-verbal communications with people inside the UL softball program have led me to believe that it’s really, really close to being official that Michael Lotief either has or will resign as UL’s head softball coach.
Rumors have been circulating all day long that one of the nation’s elite softball programs is now without a head coach just one day before opening the 2013 season at a tournament in Houston.
Obviously, this development could not come at a worse time. Lotief has been on the UL softball coaching staff since 2001. He was a volunteer assistant for two seasons and had served as the co-head coach with wife, Stefni Lotief, since 2003 until last season.
After last year’s Super Regional loss at Arizona State, Stefni Lotief left the program to take a position as Ascension Episcopal High School in Youngsville, leaving Michael Lotief as the head coach.
The transition without his wife, and therefore his children constantly around the program, isn’t something that has been to Lotief’s liking. Making things worse is that last year’s pitching coach Joy Webre-LeBlanc resigned in December because of family issues that prevented her from helping ease the transition without Stefni Lotief in the program.
As a result, Michael Lotief has had to handle all the administrative duties behind the scenes, plus be the head coach, plus the hitting instructor and also dabble in pitch selection.
I’m certainly not aware of all of Lotief’s beefs with his current situation and/or his relationship with UL A.D. Scott Farmer, but apparently somebody is not on the same page here.
The bottom line is that if no last-second attempts to convince him to change his mind are successful, the 2013 Cajun softball team could be boarding a bus tomorrow morning headed for Houston without a head coach.
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Posted on 2/8/13 at 2:10 pm to bnh
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Where's all the ull fans...
Well, I was going to chime in as a Ragin Cajun fan, but then I saw it was about softball.....
I thought this forum was called "More SPORTS Board"!
Posted on 2/8/13 at 2:14 pm to Boudreaux35
Meh, I'm not a huge softball fan but I'd feel sorry for the players if this was true.
Posted on 2/8/13 at 3:15 pm to hendersonshands
The dude is not going to leave his team without a single coach in the dugout.
Posted on 2/9/13 at 8:30 am to Smalls
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one of the nation’s elite softball programs
2 threads about a big time program with an awol coach
Posted on 2/9/13 at 11:07 am to doya2
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YG taking over as interim?
I sincerely hope they call her and ask, so she can give them this...
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