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  • Scrub
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    No track record as a head coach yet, but Dan Monteroso just spent a year as volunteer assistant to Howlett at WLU to log some time on a bench.

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  • boatcapt
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    Gannon was 3-23 last year, and really hadn't been good in 6-7 years.
    The Gannon job will be interesting. Common sense says you continue down the road with a coach well steeped in playing the WLU Style, but who do you get? Not going to get Crutch...Not going to get Ben...and lets assume for a moment you can't get Lamberte. That leaves you picking over the assistants at Nova and WLU. At Nova you have Nic Smith who has two years as Crutch's assistant. At WLU you have Connor Harr who was in his first season as an actual WLU assistant coach this past season, part-time Assistant Dan Monteroso who was in his first year on the bench after playing professionally in Europe...AND then there is Aaron Huffman...13 year assistant to Ben and Crutch before him, he also has HC experience as the former head man at Bethany College from 2002-08 were he won three PAC titles and three had NCAA D3 Tourney bids.

    Other possibilities:

    Bret Ervin - Current 2 year assistant at Niagara University. Former assistant to Ben at WLU.
    Brandon Smith - First year assistant at Aurora College after five years on the bench at Glenville and Fairmont. His WLU Style experience comes from 4 years playing on the Hilltop.
    Devin Hoehn - Current Bluefield State HC who was Crutch's assistant at Nova and stared at WLU during his collegiate year

    I would imagine there are other former WLU or Nova Assistants/former players that have some experience with the WLU Style but none spring immediately to mind.

    SOOO...If Gannon wants to continue playing the WLU Style that brought them record success this past season, their experienced choices truly come down to convincing Lamberte that the frigid shores of Lake Erie is a better choice than the Pee Dee region of Hartsville SC OR convincing Aaron Huffman that it is finally time to take the HC whistle again and step out of the shadow of Crutch and Ben at WLU.

    Other than those two, the pickings get a little slim unless you want to dip into the HS ranks.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
    This is called a Lustig.
    Correct. He's also young enough that he could easily come back to the bus leagues anytime he'd want.

    Fortunately for Gannon, they can hire quickly (unlike the PASSHE schools with all the union obstacles).

    Lamberti, my opinion, is the clear target. He's a little different personality than Fee.

    The other option is Devin Hoehn but I don't see that happening.

    Who knows. Maybe the AD has somebody in mind already and they hire a more traditional coach. There will be sitting HCs in the PSAC and other conferences interested in that job.

    If they really want to keep running the same system, they could throw some coin at Ben Howlett and see if he bites. He's not making much at WL despite all his success.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Originally posted by Layton View Post
    Fee is supposedly headed to FAU as an assistant
    It's a similar challenge to football. You can make a good living as a D2 head coach, especially in the PSAC. But there's also a big pay gap between D2 head coach and an assistant at a big D1.

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  • Chuck Norris
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    Being back home is overrated.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    This is called a Lustig.

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  • bballfan03
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    Several rumors, including on yahoo Sports, that Fee is expected to join Jakus at FAU.

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  • bballfan03
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    Originally posted by gman16506 View Post

    Would the Gannon job be that attractive at this point given what you have to follow?
    I'd have to assume if they can bring someone in that will run this style of play.. they'll be paying a good amount for it

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  • boatcapt
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    Originally posted by bballfan03 View Post

    Was just looking at his Coker record and results and hope not.. he's not done much there with this system
    Remember, he didn't get to Coaker until LATE. He was able to make them +500 for the first time in 10 years.

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  • boatcapt
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    Originally posted by Layton View Post
    Coker wasn’t a good program
    True...But Lamberti, even with his late start as HC for Coaker, was able to get them to their first 500+ record in 10 years. THAT was no small accomplishment! If he stays there, it will be interesting to see what he is able to do with a full off season to recruit players who better fit the Style.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Layton View Post
    Coker wasn’t a good program
    Gannon was 3-23 last year, and really hadn't been good in 6-7 years.

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  • Layton
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    Fee is supposedly headed to FAU as an assistant

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  • Layton
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    Coker wasn’t a good program

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  • Scrub
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    Most D2 schools are in isolated small towns.
    Hey! I resemble that remark! ; )

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by gman16506 View Post

    Would the Gannon job be that attractive at this point given what you have to follow?
    Yes. Resources.

    Most D2 schools are in isolated small towns. Erie is (mostly) a nice city. Renovated facility on the way. Nice following (when winning).

    It's a good D2 job.

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