This will be an interesting job search to keep an eye on.

Did he resign or was he forced out?

This will be an interesting job search to keep an eye on.

 

Yeah, there's an ideal candidate out there. I hope he's very happy where he is now. :whistling:

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Did he resign or was he forced out?

 

Resigned. This article speculates that Moeller grad and current La Salle HC Pat McLaughlin would be a leading candidate.

 

Rodenberg resigns at Moeller after back-to-back losing seasons

Edited November 7, 20178 yr by Runcible Owl

GCL is a meat grinder, good luck to whomever takes that challenge

Resigned.

 

Rodenberg resigns at Moeller after back-to-back losing seasons

 

From the article:

 

"If my phone rings I'm answering," Rodenberg said of future plans to coach. "I've been at the program for 10 years. We hit a rough patch right here. For both the kids and myself I think change is needed. I need a change and I think they need a change. I don't think they're far from getting over the hump."

 

"I'm going to coach," Rodenberg said of his future plans. "I'm really interested in the college level. I'd be interested in another high school job. I'm interested in anybody that gives me a phone call. I'm going to coach. I love doing that."

 

Rodenberg says he's been at some special places and credits the multiple players he's been able to lead. At Moeller, athletic director Mike Asbeck was formulating plans for the next "Man of Moeller" while dealing with Rodenberg's resignation.

 

"We appreciate all he's done in his tenure here," Asbeck said. "He's going to remain on staff as a faculty member. You can't say enough about the good things he's done here."

Those quotes don't pass the smell test for me, there had to be some pressure to get him out.

Those quotes don't pass the smell test for me, there had to be some pressure to get him out.

 

My understanding is that the idea did not originate from Rodenberg.

My understanding is that the idea did not originate from Rodenberg.

 

After reading the article on that cluster of a site, Cincinnati.com, it certainly sounds like it was quit or be fired.

 

As some of you know I am not a big Rodenberg fan. I think he is a really good offensive football coach but beyond that if he is not winning, and he hasn't been winning, he is too much to handle.

Those quotes don't pass the smell test for me, there had to be some pressure to get him out.

 

Completely agree. Seems as though he was given an opportunity to leave on good terms to save face and allow him to land another nice job.

I wonder where he’d be interested in coaching.

I wonder where he’d be interested in coaching.

 

From reading the article whoever calls him.

I wonder where he’d be interested in coaching.

Based on the article sounds like he’ll take any job. There will be a few job openings on both sides of the river. If he has the right connections he could easily get on a local college coaching staff.

“So, what exactly is a cake eater?”

“So, what exactly is a cake eater?”

 

LOL.