Men's BBall Strength and Conditioning Job posted

[ASweet3781]

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[Stainmaster]

No more VIP hook-ups in Houston, eh?

 

[Chief00]

Dan Hurley Sr will be doing the interviewing. Amen!

 

[Storrs South]

I thought Ed Streit was being retained but I see he removed UConn from his bio

Ed Streit (@StrengthCoachEd) | Twitter

 

[Huskyforlife]

Chiefs got some great credentials.

 

[UconnU]

A lot of times they already know who they want but I think they're required to post the job and interview other people. I think that is the case here.

 

[Huskyforlife]

Dan Hurley Sr will be doing the interviewing. Amen!

There is no way this is true.

 

[UCDaveD]

Found our guy.

 

[JMick]

I thought Ed Streit was being retained but I see he removed UConn from his bio

Ed Streit (@StrengthCoachEd) | Twitter

I'm kind of glad he wasn't retained... It would be nice if we could get Eric Klein to do basketball, too, but it's probably too much. A lot of the football players have made huge strides under him.

 

[huskymedic]

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>>The University of Connecticut is seeking applications and nominations for the full time position of Director of Men’s Basketball Strength and Conditioning. Responsibilities will include: the development and administration of the strength/conditioning program for the UConn men’s basketball team; assistance with practice and game-day duties including pre-game/practice warm-ups; collaboration with Athletic Training staff as to the monitoring and rehabilitation of student-athletes with injuries; assistance with communication of strength program organization to prospective student-athletes and parents; and strict compliance with NCAA regulations and policies of the University and the American Athletic Conference.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS - Bachelor’s degree in exercise science; five years of experience as a strength-and-conditioning coach at the collegiate and/or professional level; experience creating and implementing detailed development plans for athletes; demonstrated knowledge and experience conducting various performance tests and fitness evaluations; Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification; and demonstrated knowledge of the correct application of NCAA regulations.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - Experience as a Director of Strength & Conditioning/Sports Performance or Head Coach of Sports Performance at the collegiate level; experience training professional athletes; and demonstrated experience with the use of effective technologies and techniques to improve player performance.<<


Job closes @ 11:59p on 4/22

 

[AdamaNation]

I'm kind of glad he wasn't retained... It would be nice if we could get Eric Klein to do basketball, too, but it's probably too much. A lot of the football players have made huge strides under him.

At this point I would take any gym rat that lives by the weight rack and knows s good diet and supplement plan. Seriously.

 

[Austin316]

Austin316 is throwing his name out there.

-“Everybody on the line”
-“But Stone Cold we just won the National Ch-“
-“Everybody on the line cuz stone cold said so!!!!”

 

[tcf15]

"Staffs all set"

 

[6xChamps]

I thought Ed Streit was being retained but I see he removed UConn from his bio

Ed Streit (@StrengthCoachEd) | Twitter

His Instagram story today was him putting up shots at the practice facility, kinda a weird thing to do if he isn’t being retained

 

[nyhuskies13]

This position has already been filled.

Usually, they find the right guy for the role and agree to a verbal contract.

The job posting is just logistics - technically, has to be a public job opening that anyone can apply to by law.

It’s the reason the application process closes in a week. If they were really looking at an open application process, would not end in a week. This just fulfills the lawful requirement

 

[Chief00]

There is no way this is true.

That was a joke based on his press conference day comments - but I can assure you he wants a change.

It’s interesting Ed posted how important it is for your best player to lead by example. He has a point.