The job posting -- (3/30/13) http://ahcahockey.com/pdf/jobs/20130330_uc.pdfUnlikely to get any of them you mean.
If UConn does that it'd prove they are being serious but right now based on what I know, they aren't. Gowz to UConn seems really unlikely. If I were him I'd go to the ushl, wait a couple and take another profile spot. Somebody will get fired, give it time
I think part of it is that they charge too much for college hockey. They need to lower ticket prices.
The job posting -- (3/30/13) http://ahcahockey.com/pdf/jobs/20130330_uc.pdf
Agreed. And probably the "real" reason.Haha! Awesome! Couldn't happen to a bigger d-bag!
He'd make a good TV broadcaster for the college gm .. well spoken.. & kinda knows what he's talking about.
nothing against the Barry Melroseplace Mullet show.![]()
Barry Melrose - "Steve Stamkos will never an NHL hockey player."
You sure? Maybe every AD is sweating that they will get rid of a coach before they should and anger their alum and fanbase.Man, I guess I should've known that this would get into sexist malarkey, but it still makes me sick.
Good luck to Gwoz. I bet every hot-seat coach is sweating today.
GFM
Barry Melrose - "Steve Stamkos will never an NHL hockey player."
If they "couldn't agree on a contract", that pretty much means Gwozdecky felt he was worth more than what DU was willing to pay, and/or wanted another long-term contract that would take him all the way to retirement in another decade. AD is probably looking at his recent string of first-round exits and countering with a 3-4 year extension at the same or slightly higher salary + benefits.
If he coaches again, no way does he take anything but a plum job. Rumor had it for some time that his salary + benefits & incentives were worth over $500,000/yr. He's made too much money, and been too successful for too long, to sell himself short at the age of 59.
"it's an unbelievable story.. he became a hockey player by default.. goes to (Minn) Duluth.. not a major hockey school.."
Melrose on Brett Hull..
On a more somber note: DU, are you guys nuts!?!
Well, if DU isn't committed to doing what it takes to win.....that doesn't sound very like-minded of them. I mean, Tech and Mankato went out and actually paid for quality coaches, but DU won't pay their coach what he deserves? I bet UND and Miami are looking to start their own breakaway conference at this point.From what I know, the B/I/U part has been around for a few years. Something about the ratio of money the sport brought in/coach's salary. Gwoz wanted more. Obviously, I cannot say who I learned this from, but it was something Gwoz was NOT happy with. I think this decision was somewhat mutual, in that Gwoz said PAY ME or I want out, and DU said, "lack of success/we're not paying you what you want."
Rico back to Denver.... Miami is maxed out dollar wise, and I can see them needing to make cuts to their athletic budget longterm- the new conference will put more pressure on a small program with limited income sources. Time to leave
How do you figure? Miami is Division I in football and basketball as well. How would their athletic budget be smaller than Denver's?Rico back to Denver.... Miami is maxed out dollar wise, and I can see them needing to make cuts to their athletic budget longterm- the new conference will put more pressure on a small program with limited income sources. Time to leave
From what I know, the B/I/U part has been around for a few years. Something about the ratio of money the sport brought in/coach's salary. Gwoz wanted more. Obviously, I cannot say who I learned this from, but it was something Gwoz was NOT happy with. I think this decision was somewhat mutual, in that Gwoz said PAY ME or I want out, and DU said, "lack of success/we're not paying you what you want."
Rico back to Denver.... Miami is maxed out dollar wise, and I can see them needing to make cuts to their athletic budget longterm- the new conference will put more pressure on a small program with limited income sources. Time to leave