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Recapping a wacky day
In case you missed it ...
Tim Welsh is out at Hofstra. Really should have just shelled out 20 bucks for a cab, especially given that $600,000 salary.
Bill Coen signed his extension and Chris Elsberry reports that Ed Cooley has gotten around to finalizing his, which should be announced Tuesday.
For you football fans out there, Rutgers' George Johnson signed with the Tampa Bay Bucs.
And last chronologically but first in terms of overall importance, Rutgers hired Mike Rice to replace the fired Fred Hill. That means the Robert Morris job (in addition to the Hofstra job for the second time) will be among the next dominoes to fall.
More to come tomorrow, including a few more MAAC-related YouTube clips. Also, a reminder to send nominations for the MAAC lookalike contests, either through the comments section, via e-mail to bdoody@trentonian.com or on Twitter @bendoody. We've published two nominations already -- Tim Cluess/Edward R. Rooney and Ryan Rossiter/McLovin -- and have a few more stored away.
Tim Welsh is out at Hofstra. Really should have just shelled out 20 bucks for a cab, especially given that $600,000 salary.
Bill Coen signed his extension and Chris Elsberry reports that Ed Cooley has gotten around to finalizing his, which should be announced Tuesday.
For you football fans out there, Rutgers' George Johnson signed with the Tampa Bay Bucs.
And last chronologically but first in terms of overall importance, Rutgers hired Mike Rice to replace the fired Fred Hill. That means the Robert Morris job (in addition to the Hofstra job for the second time) will be among the next dominoes to fall.
More to come tomorrow, including a few more MAAC-related YouTube clips. Also, a reminder to send nominations for the MAAC lookalike contests, either through the comments section, via e-mail to bdoody@trentonian.com or on Twitter @bendoody. We've published two nominations already -- Tim Cluess/Edward R. Rooney and Ryan Rossiter/McLovin -- and have a few more stored away.
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10:19 PM
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