I have heard that Naumann is a leading candidate, and if he doesn't get the job a lot of the assistants are leaving too. Applications are being excepted until Saturday.

I have heard that Naumann is a leading candidate, and if he doesn't get the job a lot of the assistants are leaving too. Applications are being excepted until Saturday.

 

Who?

Todd Naumann-Offensive Coordinator

 

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Todd Naumann is entering his 11th year as a teacher and his 16th year as a coach at Moeller High School. He is a history teacher, football coach, and the strength and conditioning coordinator.

 

Todd is a 1991 graduate of Moeller. While a student-athlete, he competed in both football and track & field. He went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in history at Thomas More College in 1995. During his football career at Thomas More, Todd was a four-year letter winner and established several receiving records. He also earned First Team All Conference honors three consecutive years. Upon graduation, Todd enrolled in Xavier University’s Master’s of Education Program and earned his degree in secondary education in 2000.

 

Todd is entering his 12th year as football coach at Moeller and is in his second season as the offensive coordinator. He is also responsible for coaching the quarterbacks.

 

Todd resides in Sycamore Township with his wife, Leah, and sons Kyle and Caleb.

 

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Todd is a real good guy, and very popular with those that he has worked with, the kids and the coaching community in Southwest Ohio. I've heard that he is the leader of the pack too. The only thing that could foul him up is that working w/in the "family" has not gotten them back to the Faust/Kloenne era so far.

Todd Naumann-Offensive Coordinator

 

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Todd Naumann is entering his 11th year as a teacher and his 16th year as a coach at Moeller High School. He is a history teacher, football coach, and the strength and conditioning coordinator.

 

Todd is a 1991 graduate of Moeller. While a student-athlete, he competed in both football and track & field. He went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in history at Thomas More College in 1995. During his football career at Thomas More, Todd was a four-year letter winner and established several receiving records. He also earned First Team All Conference honors three consecutive years. Upon graduation, Todd enrolled in Xavier University’s Master’s of Education Program and earned his degree in secondary education in 2000.

 

Todd is entering his 12th year as football coach at Moeller and is in his second season as the offensive coordinator. He is also responsible for coaching the quarterbacks.

 

Todd resides in Sycamore Township with his wife, Leah, and sons Kyle and Caleb.

 

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Todd is a real good guy, and very popular with those that he has worked with, the kids and the coaching community in Southwest Ohio. I've heard that he is the leader of the pack too. The only thing that could foul him up is that working w/in the "family" has not gotten them back to the Faust/Kloenne era so far.

 

Seems Todd's bio needs a bit of touching up, since in graph one it says he's in his 16th year as a Moeller coach and by graph three, he's down to 12 years.:confused: If he's a 91 grad, he's only been out of school 17 years, so I'll suppose it's the latter rather than the former.

 

Moeller really likes to hire from within the family, as I alluded to in my earlier posts. But, I'm not sure it makes since to keep doing it. They hire Klonne because he's in the "family", then fire him. They hire Crable, who's also from within, and now fire him. Sounds like it might be time to look outside if you keep having to fire guys you hired from the inside.

 

Personally, I think Klonne got the shaft. But that's ancient history, good luck to whoever gets the job, probably Rodenberg.

I do not think a coach would leave Trinity for Moe.

 

If you read my post number 34 in this thread, you'll see I'm not sure a coach would leave Trinity for Moeller either. Pros and cons to the deal.

 

Personally, I think Moeller's a step up from Trinity, but it's much harder to win there.

Coach Rash told us he has said he was not interested to Big Moe.

I heard the guy from LSU was interested in it.....Oh, sorry...wrong M !!

I do not think a coach would leave Trinity for Moe.

 

They pay him to win football games only. And he wins a lot of them. Better get a 6figure package ready to offer....

I heard the guy from LSU was interested in it.....Oh, sorry...wrong M !!

 

No, but close. After OSU falls to LSU and they go 0-9 against the SEC, I think Moeller may be able to pick up Tressel.

 

What's up with Ohio tapping into KY HS coaching talent???

What would you call your first comment, saying Moe would be nuts to hire Rash?

 

Moeller has not been the old Moe of the past for several yrs. Yes, it would be a very highly intense job w/numerous responsibilities, none of which Coach Rash couldn't handle. Believe this, there is a ton of pressure on the Beechwood Head Coach every yr. They are expected to get to Louis yr in and yr out. If they don't it is not a good season even w/a record of 13-1. Yes, BHS is one of those little Class A schools but that doesn't mean there isn't any pressure or added responsibilities for the head man. Obviously, you have never been there or around to realize this.

 

Opinions are great, where would we be as humans w/out them?

 

Don't worry Rash is not on the list for the Moe job. Besides he would be a fool to leave BHS now with 1A being so weak. The way the state has it set up now, if BHS doesn't win state every year there is a problem. The pressure at BHS doesn't compare to Moe, specially with New Cath in 2A. Like I said before BHS should walk in to the title game every year.

Todd Naumann-Offensive Coordinator

 

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Todd Naumann is entering his 11th year as a teacher and his 16th year as a coach at Moeller High School. He is a history teacher, football coach, and the strength and conditioning coordinator.

 

Todd is a 1991 graduate of Moeller. While a student-athlete, he competed in both football and track & field. He went on to earn his bachelor’s degree in history at Thomas More College in 1995. During his football career at Thomas More, Todd was a four-year letter winner and established several receiving records. He also earned First Team All Conference honors three consecutive years. Upon graduation, Todd enrolled in Xavier University’s Master’s of Education Program and earned his degree in secondary education in 2000.

 

Todd is entering his 12th year as football coach at Moeller and is in his second season as the offensive coordinator. He is also responsible for coaching the quarterbacks.

 

Todd resides in Sycamore Township with his wife, Leah, and sons Kyle and Caleb.

 

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Todd is a real good guy, and very popular with those that he has worked with, the kids and the coaching community in Southwest Ohio. I've heard that he is the leader of the pack too. The only thing that could foul him up is that working w/in the "family" has not gotten them back to the Faust/Kloenne era so far.

 

The stories I have heard is that Naumann is not well liked with the players. After some key losses this past year, his talks to the kids wasn't well respected from other coaches, from the players, and their parents. I have seen him coach, if he gets the job Big Moe will loose all their players to ST.X.

 

You seem to know a lot about Naumann. If he is all that is stated above why didn't he get the Roger Bacon last year. I know he applied for that job.

You have no clue what you are talking about. Going from class A in Kentucky to GCL would be like Gerry Faust going from Moeller to Notre Dame. They would eat him alive!

 

Going by that logic, every coach hired from the NFL should be successful in College, right? LOL Yeah, that is always a guarantee. Listen, if you can coach, you can coach, doesn't matter what size the school is. That guy from Beechwood can coach, he could coach there too.

This is a good ending point.