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Thomas More Football

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I believe they are now looking for a new head coach.

Dixie Job for him?    Caba from Georgetown just went to Montgomery County.

4 minutes ago, Brcatz said:

Dixie Job for him?    Caba from Georgetown just went to Montgomery County.

If he wants to continue coaching, might not be a bad move.   Still gets to do what he loves and doesn't have to worry about as much travel and time away from family.

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Chris Norwell is the new head coach.

Thomas More is about to move to Division II into an Ohio-centric conference. They’ll have scholarships, unlike their time in Division III, but won’t be competing against some of the Kentucky powers they’ve been with in NAIA. Is this a good move or a bad move? Is this more or less appealing for a coach? 

On 1/17/2022 at 1:44 PM, gchs_uk9 said:

Thomas More is about to move to Division II into an Ohio-centric conference. They’ll have scholarships, unlike their time in Division III, but won’t be competing against some of the Kentucky powers they’ve been with in NAIA. Is this a good move or a bad move? Is this more or less appealing for a coach? 

It really seems to be a lateral move in the end. While NCAA DII seems more prestigious, there are a lot of good NAIA schools that would dominate in most DII conferences. There just are some many layers to college sports to choose from.

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