Three apply for LA Tech AD Position

[JDubyadawg]

Three apply for La. Tech AD position - Matt Vines Louisiana Gannett

[Champ967]

It'll be Bullock. Signed sealed delivered.

Everyone else is whistlin Dixie.

[NashVegasRabidK9]

Don't know much about him. Can you elaborate? What would we be getting in Bullock?

[westdawg]

It'll be Bullock. Signed sealed delivered.

Everyone else is whistlin Dixie.

I'm guessing that you forgot to add the term "sarcasm" in your post. Bullock does not even meet the first requirement in the advertisement for resumes:

Division 1 experience as an Athletics Director or Associate Athletics Director

Neither did he ever play a collegiate sport, or do any coaching that I know of. So why in the world would we hire him for an AD position.

[hookdown]

Yes, I was going to say that of these three, Stan comes closest to meeting the specified qualifications:


Louisiana Tech University is seeking candidates for Director of Athletics. Full-time, 12-month position. Required qualifications include:


- Bachelor’s degree and Division 1 experience as an Athletics Director or Associate Athletics Director.

- Candidate must have advanced computer skills; organization and time management skills; and experience in public relations.

- Candidate must also have sound written and verbal communication skills, a commitment to athletic and academic success, knowledge of NCAA rules and bylaws.


Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Submit cover letter, resume with three references, and unofficial transcript by email only to Search Committee, Louisiana Tech University lori@latech.edu

[jellidawg]

Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

This is the important statement. The search firm is still vetting candidates, according to the article.

[Dirtydawg]

It'll be Bullock. Signed sealed delivered.

Everyone else is whistlin Dixie.

That will go a long way in revealing whether or not Dr. Guice will indeed be any different than Dr. Reneau.

[dawg80]

I expect at least 40 applications, with at least 10-12 being very good candidates.

[hookdown]

Anyway, outside of filing a FOI request, to find out who applied?

[DocMarvin362]

The headline implies that only 3 people applied... what else did you need to see?

[GatorDawg]

Anyway, outside of filing a FOI request, to find out who applied?

You will never get the info. People don't apply for positions until they are offered the job.

[qng001]

How's their advanced computer skills?

[PawDawg]

This is the important statement. The search firm is still vetting candidates, according to the article.

Contrast this search information to the propaganda put out by LaMon. "Hundreds have applied..."

The headline implies that only 3 people applied... what else did you need to see?

They get guys off a push broom to write headlines.

[Champ967]

I'm guessing that you forgot to add the term "sarcasm" in your post. Bullock does not even meet the first requirement in the advertisement for resumes:

Division 1 experience as an Athletics Director or Associate Athletics Director

Neither did he ever play a collegiate sport, or do any coaching that I know of. So why in the world would we hire him for an AD position.

Irrelevant.

That will go a long way in revealing whether or not Dr. Guice will indeed be any different than Dr. Reneau.

Indeed.

[Dawg06]

Contrast this search information to the propaganda put out by LaMon. "Hundreds have applied..."



They get guys off a push broom to write headlines.

Exactly. The News-Star is pathetic. The headline should have read, "Tech hires search firm for AD." Schools and applicants go through search firms to prevent the applications from getting sunshined and made public by the media.