Guessing this board didn't vote
Read between the lines Shaheen. Dude is begging for a job on the staff. Has been for a year + now.
I think a associate degree for sure .Pretty sure SHU has a policy that all coaches need to have a college degree
I doubt that applies to assistants. Nor will it remain in place for head coaches much longer.Pretty sure SHU has a policy that all coaches need to have a college degree
I doubt that applies to assistants. Nor will it remain in place for head coaches much longer.
I think a associate degree for sure .
Whitehead said in the article he is working on his degree.According to Googles AI Overview which cited SHU's hiring handbook and job openings:
"Yes, Seton Hall University generally requires a college degree (specifically a bachelor's degree) for full-time assistant coaching and operations positions in its Division I athletics program"
The bylaws also required that the president of the university is not a layman , but we’ve made exceptions there too.According to Googles AI Overview which cited SHU's hiring handbook and job openings:
"Yes, Seton Hall University generally requires a college degree (specifically a bachelor's degree) for full-time assistant coaching and operations positions in its Division I athletics program"
Basically every accredited educational higher ed institution seeks this requirement.Ncaa head coaches need 4 year degrees this is the Sidney lowe saga
If the players can sue and get anything they want I’m sure the right coach could as well. Say LeBron wants to coach Akron or Howard University 2 years from now. The NCAA would shrug their shoulders and say go to class for 4 years first?Ncaa head coaches need 4 year degrees this is the Sidney lowe saga
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