Athletic Coaches and Managers

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1. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse (34th)

2. Dave Bike, Sacred Heart (32nd)

3. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke (30th)

4. Don Maestri, Troy (28th)

5. Greg Kampe, Oakland (26th)

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Roy Williams of UNC was born on August 1, 1950.

i'm a soccer player so i know alot but maybe not everything. coaches should instruct the players, come up with plays, make drills, and things to that extent. the assistant coach does its name assist the coach with all of that.

7 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championships (1987,1989,1991,1996,1997,1998,2007) and an over all record of 977 wins and 182 losses.

Bobby Knight (Texas Tech & primarily, Indiana University) has the most wins in men's basketball with 902 career wins.

He coached the following teams: Army 1963-1969 (102W-50L), Indiana 1970-2000(661W-240L), Texas Tech 2001-2008(138W-82L). Total 902 Won 371 Lost .708 percent.

The current estimated value is $0. However, were you to take said bat and smack Bonds upside the head with it, you could possibly find yourself with a lucrative book deal..."How I smacked Barry with his own stupid bat right upside the head."

Jim Schwartz

Argentina why do you think each country has its soccer team named by itself!

I believe this question can be answered in two ways: who is the best all time head coach? and who is the best head coach currently coaching in the NHL?

First, the best coach all time is probably Scotty Bowman. This is a matter of opinion, but it is an opinion shared by most of the hockey world (I know this is a broad statement, but Bowman holds records listed below, and continues to help hockey teams today (he currently works with the Blackhawks)

Most wins all time (1,244)

Most stanley cup wins all time (223)

Coached record 9 stanley cup teams (Canadiens - 5, Penguins - 1, Red Wings - 3)

Most wins in a season (62) - he broke his own record twice in this statistic

Least losses in a season (Modern era - 8)

Most stanley cup appearances (13)

Most conference championship appearances (16)

It is less clear who the best coach is among active coaches in the NHL. Among coaches who have coached at least 500 games in their career (of which there are 13), only Mike Babcock, Dave Tippett, and Joel Quenneville have won 60% of their points or more, so they are certainly in the conversation. Ken Hitchcock, Lindy Ruff, and Barry Trotz also deserve (in my opinion) to be in the conversation. Hitchcock deserves it because of his wins (2nd among active coaches), and playoff history (1 stanley cup win, and has only missed the playoffs twice in his career), and Trotz and Ruff for their longevity (both have coached with their teams since 1997).

Overall my vote is for Babcock, who in a short time (738 games) has amassed 421 wins (6th, and all 5 coaches above him have coached at least 900 games, 4 of them over 1000), been to two stanley cups (winning one of them), and won a gold medal in 2010 coaching the Canadian mens team. But that's just my opinion.

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There are different types of leadership styles.

For Example:

1. Situational Leadership

2. Aggressive Leadership

3. Defensive Leadership etc

Leadership plays an integral role in sports. A good leader has an overall leadership style meaning he is aggressive, defensive and situational at the very same time. Such leader is associated as Idea leadership style.

This question is difficult to answer, given the "mythical" national championship in Division 1-FBS (I-A) and the fact that Division 2 was only organized in the 1970s (previously known under different names, including "college division").

There have been coaches to win national titles at both the FBS and FCS levels (Jim Tressel being the most recent, having won at Youngstown State and Ohio State), but there are no verifiable instances of a coach winning a D-II and D-I-FBS title since Division 2 was officially chartered.

That is Joe McCarthy with a lifetime record of 2125-1333 for a winning percentage of .615. McCarthy managed the Chicago Cubs from 1926-1930, the New York Yankees from 1931-1946, and the Boston Red Sox from 1948-1950.

Until the referee thinks that the time has been long enough. If the coach will not substitute a player in, then the coach is hit with a technical foul.

Mark Richt is the University of Georgia's head coach for the football team

In the 2011 season, that is Mario Cristobal who has been head football coach of the Golden Panthers since 2007.

John Madden owns a Winnebago valued at $32,000 according to Kelley Blue Book. He earns approximately $3 million per year as an NFL broadcaster, plus $1 million in royalties from his video-game franchise.

He played for Brown University and played at the Offensive of takle and defenive takle, for the Eagles. He then grew up to be a color commentator and later a great coach...

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Andy Reid was an offensive guard and tackle at Brigham Young University.

good skills. You need well control of the ball, Cuase if you can't control the ball as a coach then how do you expect for your kids to know to.

Jose Mourinho is a famous Portuguese football manager and coach. He has coached six different teams, such as: Benfica, Uniao de Leiria, Porto, Chelsea, Internazionale and currently Real Madrid.

they do around 30,000 to 36,000 a year, it depends in what type of wrestles is coaching.

Depends what level, high school makes what a teacher makes, but the average salary for a college coach is around 70,000

Pat Summit has been the coach of the Tennessee Vols women's basketball team since 1974.

The type of degree is not as important as the resume you compile. Coaches will have degrees that run the range of what universities offer including English, Business Management, Poly Sci. Most coaches will either play football at the next level (NFL or CFL) or become Graduate assistants and work their way up from there. After working a GA or returning from the NFL most will become a special teams coach, then move to a position coach, (running back coach linebackers coach etc) prior to moving up to a coordinator. Which is one of the last stop on the way to being a Head guy.