Coaching changes 2019-2020

[Umdfan35]

Many schools have huge budget issues. That's what happens when you keep employing people who teach classes no one takes like Women's studies, Greek philosphy. $80,000 for a tenured professor who maybe teachers 4 classes with a total of 40-50 students. Not good use of resources. This is instead of having programs in ag business, ag science, nursing, etc. things that are growing and in need

Hey, those were my 2 favorite classe!

[Umdfan35]

UMD has women's hockey which despite it's massive success is a huge drain on their budget.

massive success 10 years ago, lucky if 500 people go to the games.

[bigsig50]

I'm hearing Crookston is going down today.

If this is the extent of the teams dumping football....expect two divisions of 7....and then when Augie leaves after the year....13 teams. I get every impression the NSIC is taking this step by step..and not getting ahead of themselves.

13 is an awful awkward number of teams. 1 to many for true silo scheduling.

[Matt Witwicki]

I'm hearing Crookston is going down today.

If this is the extent of the teams dumping football....expect two divisions of 7....and then when Augie leaves after the year....13 teams. I get every impression the NSIC is taking this step by step..and not getting ahead of themselves.

[Purple Mav Man]

There was a change made a week ago....a league meeting....you no longer need to carry football in the NSIC.

SCSU announcing today....230pm I'm hearing. This is moving quickly. Coaches already know.

[wscsuperfan]

Wow......was not expecting this news at all

[Peacock]

Not real sure that's much a concern today at St. Cloud.

For those that are newer to the site....in 2010 this nearly happened at SCSU..but it was mishandled by the administration as you needed to have football to be a member then, etc.

All indications are the same will occur at UMC in the coming days. There could be more..but these seem to be the safe bets.

....the schedule will be reworked and teams will then see an open date as a result (OOC, yes)....but until the smoke clears it's hard to know what scheduling will happen. Naturally, CSP would be the team to move to the North....but wait and see.

Any chance they blow up the divisions, especially with Augie moving out in near future? Rotating opponents, playing 10 game in conf schedule and an open date for a non-conference game? Seems like that could be a good option and get rid of the in-balance in North/South strength of teams?

[Matt Witwicki]

Wow. So that's the end of the Travelling Training Kit?

Not real sure that's much a concern today at St. Cloud.

For those that are newer to the site....in 2010 this nearly happened at SCSU..but it was mishandled by the administration as you needed to have football to be a member then, etc.

All indications are the same will occur at UMC in the coming days. There could be more..but these seem to be the safe bets.

....the schedule will be reworked and teams will then see an open date as a result (OOC, yes)....but until the smoke clears it's hard to know what scheduling will happen. Naturally, CSP would be the team to move to the North....but wait and see.

[MrMustang]

This is the only move that can help UMC stay in the league. They would still be better off going D3, but this is at least a last lifeline

[MrMustang]

Seemed cruel in the moment but I also had this thought. Natural progression. Losing two football teams off the schedule is not small potatoes. Plus, Augie in a few years would make 3.

not an issue if you still have 13 teams. can make it work easily

[MrMustang]

There was a change made a week ago....a league meeting....you no longer need to carry football in the NSIC.

SCSU announcing today....230pm I'm hearing. This is moving quickly. Coaches already know.

Crazy, but not surpised. They have had enrollment and budget issues for years

[MrMustang]

Was up at my cabin in Ely two weeks ago, watching Duluth news. UMD facing a $5M budget deficit, doesn't appear any sports impacted, but they are releasing up to 27 professors, consolidating schools, and I believe cutting/reducing a few liberal arts programs. Tough times. Not surprised that SCSU and Crookston are facing similar budget issues.

Many schools have huge budget issues. That's what happens when you keep employing people who teach classes no one takes like Women's studies, Greek philosphy. $80,000 for a tenured professor who maybe teachers 4 classes with a total of 40-50 students. Not good use of resources. This is instead of having programs in ag business, ag science, nursing, etc. things that are growing and in need

[MrMustang]

Was up at my cabin in Ely two weeks ago, watching Duluth news. UMD facing a $5M budget deficit, doesn't appear any sports impacted, but they are releasing up to 27 professors, consolidating schools, and I believe cutting/reducing a few liberal arts programs. Tough times. Not surprised that SCSU and Crookston are facing similar budget issues.

UMD has women's hockey which despite it's massive success is a huge drain on their budget.

[njmav1]

There was a change made a week ago....a league meeting....you no longer need to carry football in the NSIC.

SCSU announcing today....230pm I'm hearing. This is moving quickly. Coaches already know.

Wow. So that's the end of the Travelling Training Kit?

[Matt Witwicki]

There was a change made a week ago....a league meeting....you no longer need to carry football in the NSIC.

SCSU announcing today....230pm I'm hearing. This is moving quickly. Coaches already know.