Cunningham leaving Penn State

[Jimmy Cinnabon 411]

...will this ever be a real headline?

Seems like there are plenty of programs that would love to have him as the head honcho.

 

Oh, and April Fools!

[spladle 179]

Of course it will eventually.  The question is when and where.

[MDogg 273]

My guess (and it’s just that) is after the 2020 Olympic cycle. 

[madcat11 436]

1 hour ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

...will this ever be a real headline?

Seems like there are plenty of programs that would love to have him as the head honcho.

 

Oh, and April Fools!

Would have had me, but yianni already did today.

[NYWRESTLER94 221]

This was a topic of discussion on HR, I believe if one of the Michigan D1 programs head jobs open up he’d interview for that job think the only job he’s ever thrown his name in the hat for to date is UM

Edited April 3, 2019 by NYWRESTLER94
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[fadzaev2 545]

On 4/1/2019 at 4:45 PM, NYWRESTLER94 said:

This was a topic of discussion on HR, I believe if one of the D1 programs head jobs open up he’all interview for that job think the only job he’s ever thrown his name in the hat for to date is UM

Good luck with that one!!!  Enough said.

[VakAttack 4,014]

He's had opportunities, but thusfar he doesn't seem to want them, lol.

[Peso 331]

I've heard he is a big part of their success.  Similar to how I used to hear JRob was a big part of Iowa's success, or that Mark Perry (Father and Son) were a big part of wherever they were at the time.   I guess when you are hammering out championships at this rate, a lot of things have to be firing on all cylinders.  It will be interesting to see how the young guns Perry and Cunningham will do when they get their opportunity.   

[gromit 494]

1 hour ago, Peso said:

I've heard he is a big part of their success.  Similar to how I used to hear JRob was a big part of Iowa's success, or that Mark Perry (Father and Son) were a big part of wherever they were at the time.   I guess when you are hammering out championships at this rate, a lot of things have to be firing on all cylinders.  It will be interesting to see how the young guns Perry and Cunningham will do when they get their opportunity.   

Young guns?  Casey Cunningham has been coaching for 20 years and will be 43 years old later this month (Cael will turn 40 in June).

Edited April 3, 2019 by gromit

[Peso 331]

12 minutes ago, gromit said:

Young guns?  Casey Cunningham has been coaching for 20 years and will be 43 years old later this month (Cael will turn 40 in June).

Good point.  He's no Spring chicken.  I wonder how old JRob was when he took over at Minnesota?  

 

[gromit 494]

3 minutes ago, Peso said:

Good point.  He's no Spring chicken.  I wonder how old JRob was when he took over at Minnesota?  

 

JRob started coaching at UMinn in 1986, he was 40.

[10point 15]

comparing Cunningham and Perry is absurd.  Cunningham is leaps and bounds better

[D3UC157 163]

Would Cunningham ever go to Iowa, thoughts?

Out of the question? 

Would Iowa want Cunningham?

Edited April 4, 2019 by D3UC157

[TBar1977 4,532]

He might go to Michigan, but not Iowa from what I have heard.