Football: The great Windsor gong show

Big Man on Campus is the go-to for updates on the Windsor coaching situation.

The craziest part: Saskatchewan's Brian Towriss, with three Vanier Cups, is the longest-serving coach in the country. The next up on the list is a man who was won 29 of 87 games as a head coach across 11 seasons (and was 1-15 as a co-ordinator). That is not all Mike Morencie's doing, but nor was it with the however many coaching changes -- 15? 20? -- that have been made at Ontario football schools since 1998.

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3 comments:

  1. Interesting. And this .293 winning percentage comes in a conference that has had a couple of the worst teams in the country this decade. I wonder what his percentage slips to if one strips out the wins against U of T during their record-setting losing streak and York the past few seasons?

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  2. So should we pencil Brian in as CIS coach of the year seems fitting that this year it will be 25 yrs in the CIS. And he has a good season.

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  3. This was just posted on the .org thread about Morencie's time:

    Compare that to Laurier's 14 year span where they had 2 Vanier Cups and 8 Yates Cup appearances. Even with that success they had 3 coaches, all of whom won the CIAU/CIS coach of the year award at some point.

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