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Baseball HC options with info
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:44 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:44 pm
Basic info on some of the names posted on the Rant to replace CPM
I mostly used google / wiki, I did NOT verify with each individual schools website
There are probably spelling & grammar errors, it was a lot of shite to type
I did not post info on Gary Gilmore or Andy C
Tony Robicheaux
57 years old
ULL since 1995
125k through 2020
Since the 2000 trip to Omaha ULL has won their conference 5 times, the conference tourney 3 times, 6 regionals & 2 super regionals
Tony Vitello
40 years old
Tennessee since 2018 (1st HC position)
Edit 300k ish
60-40 overall
21-29 SEC
Tim Tadlock
50 years old
TX Tech since 2013
1.8 mil through 2023
263-239 overall
At his Alma mater
Scott Stricklin
47 years old
GA since 2014
600k
143-140-1 overall
61-87-1 SEC
1st regional in 2018
Matt Riser
34 years old
SLU since 2014
63k base through 2020
217-124 overall
Won 2014 conference tourney, 2015 conference
3 regionals
Tim Corbin
57 years old
Vandy since 2003
2.317 mil
Kevin O’Sullivan
50 years old
Florida since 2008
1.389 mil
526-250 overall
220-130 SEC
7 trips to Omaha, runner up 2011, winner 2017
Won SEC 2018
Mike Bianco
52 years old
OM since 2001
1.125 mil
731-417-1 overall
300-249 SEC
10 regionals, 4 super regionals, 2014 trip go Omaha
2 SEC conference wins, 1 SEC tourney win
Jim Schlossnagle
48 years old
TCU since 2003
1.179 mil
653-297 overall
255-107 conference
4 trips to Omaha
2 conference wins, 2 conference tourney wins
I mostly used google / wiki, I did NOT verify with each individual schools website
There are probably spelling & grammar errors, it was a lot of shite to type
I did not post info on Gary Gilmore or Andy C
Tony Robicheaux
57 years old
ULL since 1995
125k through 2020
Since the 2000 trip to Omaha ULL has won their conference 5 times, the conference tourney 3 times, 6 regionals & 2 super regionals
Tony Vitello
40 years old
Tennessee since 2018 (1st HC position)
Edit 300k ish
60-40 overall
21-29 SEC
Tim Tadlock
50 years old
TX Tech since 2013
1.8 mil through 2023
263-239 overall
At his Alma mater
Scott Stricklin
47 years old
GA since 2014
600k
143-140-1 overall
61-87-1 SEC
1st regional in 2018
Matt Riser
34 years old
SLU since 2014
63k base through 2020
217-124 overall
Won 2014 conference tourney, 2015 conference
3 regionals
Tim Corbin
57 years old
Vandy since 2003
2.317 mil
Kevin O’Sullivan
50 years old
Florida since 2008
1.389 mil
526-250 overall
220-130 SEC
7 trips to Omaha, runner up 2011, winner 2017
Won SEC 2018
Mike Bianco
52 years old
OM since 2001
1.125 mil
731-417-1 overall
300-249 SEC
10 regionals, 4 super regionals, 2014 trip go Omaha
2 SEC conference wins, 1 SEC tourney win
Jim Schlossnagle
48 years old
TCU since 2003
1.179 mil
653-297 overall
255-107 conference
4 trips to Omaha
2 conference wins, 2 conference tourney wins
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 2:38 pm
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Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:44 pm to LSUJML
Dan McDonnell
Approx 48 years old
Louisville since 2007
1.050 mil
553-220 overall
234-94 conference
4 trips to Omaha, 3 super regionals, 4 regionals
6 conference wins
Brian O’Connor
48 years old
Virginia since 2004
926k
668-264-2 overall
274-163 conference
4 trips to Omaha, won in 2015, runner up in 2014
2 super regionals, 8 regionals
Mike Martin
75 years old
FSU since 1980
Tracy Smith
53 years old
Arizona State since 2015
395k
139-111 overall
57-66 conference
2 regionals
*made it to Omaha in 2013 with Indiana
John Savage
54 years old
UCLA since 2005
770k
575-443-2 overall
3 trips to Omaha, 2010 runner up, 2013 winner
6 regionals, 1 super regional
Shawn Stiffler
40 years old
No salary info
VCU
2001-2012 Asst
2012 HC
224-144 overall (does not include 2019: 33-16, 13-5 conference)
2017 conference winner, 1 super regional
Greg Lovelady
40 years old
UCF since 2017
225k
100-61 overall
34-30 conference
Won conference 2017, 1 regional 2017
2018 ranked 5th in ACC
2014-2016 with Wright State 124–56 overall, 69-18 conference
Cliff Godwin
41 years old
ECU since 2015
295k through 2022
187-101-1 overall
64-45-1 conference
2 regionals, 1 super regional
2 conference tourney wins
At his Alma mater
Approx 48 years old
Louisville since 2007
1.050 mil
553-220 overall
234-94 conference
4 trips to Omaha, 3 super regionals, 4 regionals
6 conference wins
Brian O’Connor
48 years old
Virginia since 2004
926k
668-264-2 overall
274-163 conference
4 trips to Omaha, won in 2015, runner up in 2014
2 super regionals, 8 regionals
Mike Martin
75 years old
FSU since 1980
Tracy Smith
53 years old
Arizona State since 2015
395k
139-111 overall
57-66 conference
2 regionals
*made it to Omaha in 2013 with Indiana
John Savage
54 years old
UCLA since 2005
770k
575-443-2 overall
3 trips to Omaha, 2010 runner up, 2013 winner
6 regionals, 1 super regional
Shawn Stiffler
40 years old
No salary info
VCU
2001-2012 Asst
2012 HC
224-144 overall (does not include 2019: 33-16, 13-5 conference)
2017 conference winner, 1 super regional
Greg Lovelady
40 years old
UCF since 2017
225k
100-61 overall
34-30 conference
Won conference 2017, 1 regional 2017
2018 ranked 5th in ACC
2014-2016 with Wright State 124–56 overall, 69-18 conference
Cliff Godwin
41 years old
ECU since 2015
295k through 2022
187-101-1 overall
64-45-1 conference
2 regionals, 1 super regional
2 conference tourney wins
At his Alma mater
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 1:45 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:45 pm to LSUJML
wow, you really wasted some time there.
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 5:50 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:46 pm to LSUJML
quote:
Matt Riser
any coach with a 24/7 pen hanging down from his flat billed cap on his cheek means fricking bidness.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:48 pm to Chad504boy
Godwin would be my first choice
Perfect age to be a long term option
Spent some time as asst at LSU
Hitting background
Strong recruiter
Knows the SEC as he all was assistant at Ole Miss
Perfect age to be a long term option
Spent some time as asst at LSU
Hitting background
Strong recruiter
Knows the SEC as he all was assistant at Ole Miss
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:50 pm to nicholastiger
Godwin is the only former Mainieri assistant I would consider.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:50 pm to nicholastiger
quote:Isn't he the HC at his alma mater? That would be difficult get, IMO.
Godwin would be my first choice
Perfect age to be a long term option
Spent some time as asst at LSU
Hitting background
Strong recruiter
Knows the SEC as he all was assistant at Ole Miss
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:51 pm to LSUJML
Thanks for actually laying out information. So much bs on here lately with people just throwing out the names with no background.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:51 pm to Chad504boy
Ranking that list I would want...
1- Sulli
2- Tadlock
3- McDonnel
4- O'Conner
5- Godwin
6- Lovelady
7- Riser
1- Sulli
2- Tadlock
3- McDonnel
4- O'Conner
5- Godwin
6- Lovelady
7- Riser
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:51 pm to Chad504boy
PM is the head coach at LSU....
what in the world are you talking about...
if the job came open why dont you ask skip bertman and dan canerveri if u can keep a secret who they will lobby for....hehehe
what in the world are you talking about...
if the job came open why dont you ask skip bertman and dan canerveri if u can keep a secret who they will lobby for....hehehe
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:52 pm to LSURussian
quote:
Isn't he the HC at his alma mater? That would be difficult get, IMO.
Yep, and I don't think he would come to LSU at the expense of Mainieri. He respects him too much.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:53 pm to ProjectP2294
quote:Not O'Conner at Virginia?
Godwin is the only former Mainieri assistant I would consider.
This post was edited on 5/10/19 at 1:55 pm
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:56 pm to LSUJML
It would be great if we knew all of those coaches' current compensation.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:56 pm to ProjectP2294
I know ECU is his alma mater but I think he would be a great great hire. When I was in high school, I went to visit Ole Miss for baseball and talked with Godwin for about 2 hours. Guy gets it, and players love him.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:56 pm to LSURussian
quote:
Not Conner at Virginia?
He has a rep among pro scouts and agents for coaching both pitchers and hitters in such a way that it works against their development for the future. It's to the extent that players are being steered away from there by people looking to protect their potential professional career.
I wouldn't want that at LSU. Winning games now and developing for the pros don't have to be entirely separate goals. There are ways in which those goals will be at odds just by the very nature of college baseball, but they don't need to be exacerbated by teaching certain techniques.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:57 pm to LSURussian
quote:
It would be great if we knew all of those coaches' current compensation
They are all listed, except for two.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:59 pm to Hold That Tiger 10
quote:Well, duhhhhh!
They are all listed, except for two.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 1:59 pm to LSUJML
The only one I might be confident would be better than PM is Corbin...maybe.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 2:02 pm to LSUJML
Woodward can kill two birds with one stone if he gets the capital outlay people on board, provides the program with the best facility upgrades and whatever support Paul needs, then tells Paul he’s going to have to produce and make it pay off.
Even if Paul can’t do that, the investment made will look really attractive to prospective coaches.
Even if Paul can’t do that, the investment made will look really attractive to prospective coaches.
Posted on 5/10/19 at 2:02 pm to ProjectP2294
quote:I've never heard that. Good to know. Thanks.
Not Conner at Virginia?
He has a rep among pro scouts and agents for coaching both pitchers and hitters in such a way that it works against their development for the future. It's to the extent that players are being steered away from there by people looking to protect their potential professional career.
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