Campbell Wrestling is about to cut their program

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[Greenwave]

Huge loss for Campbell and wrestlers.  With the uncertainty of the program it will be a hard sell for coach coming in. 
 

[nhs67]

This would be ample opportunity for someone young, who might be able to swing a big stick.

Think a 'Michael Kemerer' or 'Hayden Hidlay' type guy.

Someone who could 'slink' back and become a top assistant somewhere else, were the program to be cut.

[Rassling2]

4 hours ago, Greenwave said:

Huge loss for Campbell and wrestlers.  With the uncertainty of the program it will be a hard sell for coach coming in. 
 

Can’t imagine getting the call from the coach to say we’re our wrestling program. That suc*s!

[nhs67]

1 hour ago, Rassling2 said:

Can’t imagine getting the call from the coach to say we’re our wrestling program. That suc*s!

What?

[Santos]

 

[Husker_Du]

they aren't cutting the program, but it's a challenging job w/ having to fundraise to stay competitive. 

hope someone good embraces it. 

[Rassling2]

6 hours ago, nhs67 said:

What?

Sorry, left out the word “cutting”

[CHROMEBIRD]

What sort of real world business experience does Sentes have? Honest question, not trying to throw shade or anything bc I like the guy. I'm sure Sentes has a great network and can very speak well on behalf of wrestlers, but it seems useful for an Executive Director of the WIBN to also have a solid firsthand understanding of the business & corporate world. Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought he went right from competing into coaching. Either way, it's a pretty big loss for Campbell. 

Edited Friday at 09:57 PM by CHROMEBIRD

[MPhillips]

Tell us everything you know about Sentes and everything you think Sentes isn't...

[Husker_Du]

On 6/20/2025 at 5:47 PM, CHROMEBIRD said:

What sort of real world business experience does Sentes have? Honest question, not trying to throw shade or anything bc I like the guy. I'm sure Sentes has a great network and can very speak well on behalf of wrestlers, but it seems useful for an Executive Director of the WIBN to also have a solid firsthand understanding of the business & corporate world. Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought he went right from competing into coaching. Either way, it's a pretty big loss for Campbell. 

i don't think you're wrong. but...

tell me one successful coach (and scotti was relatively speaking)

that understands the economic realities of non P4 schools.