Did he resign or was he asked to resign or be fired?     He was not very sucessful at DU.

Or it could be just that GW is firmly committed, especially now that they hired Randy Levine, a president of the Yankees to look at their sports.  Following his hiring, he was a chair on a committee of trustees for the University.  Among the positives for soccer at GW are that they'll replace the soccer field every 10 years, something which we wouldn't - and perhaps rightfully so - do at Duquesne.  They're also trying to budget getting lights for the soccer field at GW, and from what I'm hearing are likely to get that done so that the team could practice at night if it's more convenient.  I'm not sure how the overall budget is, but looking at those two items I'm guessing GW is more committed to soccer than we are, and we may be looking more at basketball and football.  (GW doesn't have football as a sport to take away resources that we're devoting there.)

I wouldn't try to read too much more into it than that.

Last edited by rogabee (1/30/2013 1:43 pm)