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| Ian Rapoport @RapSheet #Giants OLBs coach and senior defensive assistant Bret Bielema is interviewing for the head coaching job at the University of Colorado, sources say. The former Wisconsin and Arkansas coach could be back in college. 12:13pm · 17 Feb 2020 |
Oberlin ended up hiring a different guy for HC. Don't know if that meant Angelichio turned it down or if he wasn't offered it.
Why don't you dig further since you have been spot on with the reading comprehension thus far.
Opgenorth came to Oberlin after spending the last five seasons at nearby Baldwin Wallace University, most recently serving as associate head coach, offensive coordinator, and quarterbacks' coach in 2019.
"I am energized by this moment of change," Winkelfoos said at the time of his hire. "Under Steve's leadership, our football program's culture will evolve and advance. Expectations will be elevated and the experiences of our student-athletes with intense academic demands will be nurtured."
Over the last two seasons, Opgenorth helped lead the Yellow Jackets to a 15-5 record. In 2018, Baldwin Wallace led the Ohio Athletic Conference in total offense with 456.6 yards per game as he mentored quarterback Jake Hudson to All-OAC second team accolades after he threw for a school record 2,640 yards while finishing second in the league with 25 touchdown passes.
"I am proud and honored to be named the head football coach at Oberlin College," Opgenorth said at the time of his hire. "There is a shared vision to build and develop the Yeomen football program, and ensure that our student-athletes will reach their full potential as students, athletes, and as people during their time in our program. I would like to thank President Ambar and Natalie Winkelfoos for this opportunity. We will set a standard of excellence within an elite institution here in Northeast Ohio. It's the right time to be a Yeoman."
Prior to his tenure in Berea, Opgenorth was the head coach at St. Norbert College (WI) in 2014, leading the Green Knights to a 6-4 record. He earned the head-coaching opportunity after assisting in revitalizing the football program at Colby College (ME) as the offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator for two seasons, helping the Mules post a .500 season in his second year.
y'all are crazy.
y'all are crazy.
Absolutely fucking preposterous. This is business, if you have a much better position available for significantly more money you take it. It generally doesn't happen like that in corporate/blue collar world so people can't wrap their head around it. If they really wanted him to stay they'd match the pay.
They probably are coming to him. The coaching fraternity is pretty tight and seeking out a proven winner is going to limit the pool a little.
Both of the teams he's looked at have been familiar with him.