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Openings in the Coaching Staff

CaseyOrourke

CaseyOrourke

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What if any openings are there on the coaching staff? I work with the mother of a guy who was a coach with Baylor before being let go when Art Briles was hired as head coach. He wants to get back into coaching and is looking at openings everywhere, even CalPoly.
 
Maninblack90 said:
The secondary coaching position is open.
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His mom says he is always keeping track of openings. The only thing holding him back now is because his wife wants some stability job security offers. Hopefully she will at least let him apply.
 
The Scoop
Sunday July 19, 2009

http://www.footballscoop.com/?cat=24

Coaches Quick Hits
Portland State: We are hearing that North Carolina grad assistant, Brad Davis, could be joining the Portland State staff.
 
This is interesting/confusing:

Breaking News
Monday July 27, 2009 (Update 2)

http://www.footballscoop.com/?cat=24

It always happens this time of year. Right before August practice begins, 2-3 really good jobs open up.

Portland State University: an NCAA FCS institution and a member of the Big Sky Conference, is seeking a highly motivated individual for the position of Assistant Football Coach/Wide Receivers. The position is responsible for assisting in all aspects of developing and advancing a competitive football program in the Big Sky Conference. This includes, but is not limited to: coaching, recruiting, and counseling student-athletes; managing selected administrative duties of the program; fundraising and public relations; supervising assistants. Compliance with all the rules and regulations of the university, NCAA, and Big Sky Conference is expected. Qualifications: Bachelor?s degree required or NFL Assistant coaching experience. Minimum three years collegiate coaching / collegiate competition required. Preferred qualifications: Masters degree with five years collegiate coaching experience and/or NFL coaching experience. Demonstrate excellent professional/interpersonal communication skills. Demonstrate a commitment to the total welfare of student-athletes. Demonstrate a commitment to developing a successful Division I football program both academically and athletically. Must become 1st Aid/CPR certified before on field coaching occurs. Ability to successfully complete a background check. PSU is an AA/EO institution and welcomes applications from diverse candidates and candidates who support diversity. How to apply: Review of applications will begin immediately and remain open until filled. Send resume, letter of application, and name, address and phone number of at least three references by email to: [email protected] or fax to 503-725-5550, Attn. Kevin Emberton, or mail the above information to: Kevin Emberton, PO Box 751, Portland State University, Portland, OR 97207.
 
A little more information filtering out:

Portland State: We hear former University of San Diego wide receivers coach Steve Mooshagian is a possible replacement for the wide receivers job at Portland State. Mooshagian recently accepted the head coaching job at Feather River College.

http://www.footballscoop.com/?p=1008
 
Strasser Leaves Vikings For CFL's Edmonton Eskimos

http://www.goviks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?temp_site=NO&DB_OEM_ID=19300&ATCLID=204767485


Strasser, Portland State assistant coach, leaves for CFL job

http://www.oregonlive.com/vikings/index.ssf/2009/07/strasser_portland_state_assist.html
 
Saturday August 1, 2009

Portland State: We hear PSU is close to naming a new wide receivers coach. Former wide receivers coach Kevin Strasser accepted the senior offensive consultant job with the Edmonton Eskimos.

http://www.footballscoop.com/?cat=24
 
He's a grad asst serving as receivers coach at U of Hawaii. Young but promising. Granville's connections to Hawaii live on. If nothing else, he'll bring a lot of enthusiasm.
 
Plus, he was a receiver under Mouse at Hawaii, so is familiar with the Davis program. The only drawback I can think of is lack of experience. The Hawaii story is interesting. Points out that the Hawaii grad asst position is the usual room and board and no health benefits, whereas PSU offers $30,000 and benefits - Stutzmann's got a family. It tells you what minimum salaries PSU is offering these days. You've got to love the game to work in it!
 
Warriors may lose assistant coach

http://sports.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/20090802/SPORTS0201/908020387&template=UHSports/Warriors+may+lose+assistant+coach

Hawai'i assistant receiver coach Craig Stutzmann is expected to accept a football coaching job at Portland State.

Stutzmann has an in-person interview with PSU head coach Jerry Glanville today in Portland.

A vacancy was created on the PSU staff when receiver coach Kevin Strasser was hired as senior offensive consultant for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League.

Glanville, who was UH's defensive coordinator in 2005 and 2006, said he cannot comment on the successor until a contract has been signed.

Glanville said an official announcement is expected tomorrow.

As a standout slotback, Stutzmann is eighth on the UH career list with 177 receptions in 46 games. Although he is classified as a graduate assistant, Stutzmann is in charge of the Warrior receivers.

"I love Hawai'i, and I love the program, but at this time in my life, it would be beneficial for me to take this opportunity," Stutzmann said.

Stutzmann and his wife, Briana, have a 2-month-old son. A graduate assistant receives tuition and a small stipend.

The PSU coaching job pays about $30,000 annually. But the position comes with benefits — a UH graduate assistant does not receive medical benefits — and Oregon does not have a sales tax.

"It's a fulltime position," Stutzmann said. "I have a family. This would be a way to get my foot in the door. The ultimate dream would be to start off at UH. Unfortunately, there's nothing available right now."

If he were to leave, his brother, freshman wideout Billy Ray Stutzmann, would remain at UH.

"I talked to my brother," Stutzmann said. "He's going to stay. This is a great fit for him."
 
pdxfan said:
Plus, he was a receiver under Mouse at Hawaii, so is familiar with the Davis program. The only drawback I can think of is lack of experience. The Hawaii story is interesting. Points out that the Hawaii grad asst position is the usual room and board and no health benefits, whereas PSU offers $30,000 and benefits - Stutzmann's got a family. It tells you what minimum salaries PSU is offering these days. You've got to love the game to work in it!
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$30k??? What do you make as a coordinator? Is it even $50k?
 
Jerry Glanville says Portland State won't miss a beat in filling assistant coach position

http://www.oregonlive.com/vikings/index.ssf/2009/08/jerry_glanville_says_portland.html
 
forestgreen said:
Jerry Glanville says Portland State won't miss a beat in filling assistant coach position

http://www.oregonlive.com/vikings/index.ssf/2009/08/jerry_glanville_says_portland.html
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Is Scott Fabian leaving, or is Steve Englehart going to be football only for a strength and conditioning coach?
 
Looks like we have an opening on the football staff:

Footballscoop.com states, "Portland State: We are hearing that running backs coach Kevin Emberton has decided to accept a position outside of football."

http://www.footballscoop.com/?cat=24
 
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