Munster Open

[footballwrestler]

Jason Grunewald has resigned at Munster after 6 seasons.

Mustangs will be looking for their 4th coach in program history.

[Regionball21]

Jason Grunewald has resigned at Munster after 6 seasons.

Mustangs will be looking for their 4th coach in program history.

Candidates?

[From the Stands]

Jason Grunewald has resigned at Munster after 6 seasons.

Mustangs will be looking for their 4th coach in program history.

Candidates?

Adam Hudak
Eric Schreiber Jr
Nick Testa

[Nutsy]

Schriber will not leave Hobart.

Hudak ?

Testa maybe in a few years, would surprise me.

How about Mischler ?

Desomer ?

Blanco ?

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[From the Stands]

Schriber will not leave Hobart.

Hudak ?

Testa maybe in a few years, would surprise me.

How about Mischler ?

Desomer ?

Blanco ?

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Where’s Desomer coaching? Is that the former Andrean QB?

[Nutsy]

He is one and the same, he is at Griffith with Mason. He might be ready to step up.


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[scarab527]

Tough because I really did feel like Grunewald had them going in the right direction. Even if their record really didn’t show it, they were significantly better this season than when he first took over. Whoever takes this job is going to have their work cut out for them, to say the least.

[Boilernation]

I know nothing about Munster. Did Leroy drive the program into the dirt by staying on too long or keep it from dying earlier by staying on so long. They were much more successful earlier in his tenure, but that was also before the population explosion in South Lake County.

[VPISU]

I know nothing about Munster. Did Leroy drive the program into the dirt by staying on too long or keep it from dying earlier by staying on so long. They were much more successful earlier in his tenure, but that was also before the population explosion in South Lake County.

I have heard this expressed many times... where did Marsh fall behind the times? These terms, "drive into the dirt", "staying too long" are pretty harsh words. Was his Offense that dated? Numbers down? People moving out? No off-season conditioning?

[warrior]

I know nothing about Munster. Did Leroy drive the program into the dirt by staying on too long or keep it from dying earlier by staying on so long. They were much more successful earlier in his tenure, but that was also before the population explosion in South Lake County.

I have heard this expressed many times... where did Marsh fall behind the times? These terms, "drive into the dirt", "staying too long" are pretty harsh words. Was his Offense that dated? Numbers down? People moving out? No off-season conditioning?

Boilernation is the king of hyperbole.