Women's Cross Country Associate Head Coach / Distance
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University of South Carolina (Columbia)
Date: June 23, 2026
Would Recommend
most unprofessional coach i have ever dealt with
University of South Carolina (Columbia)
Date: June 5, 2026
Would Recommend
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
University of New Orleans
Date: January 25, 2026
Would Recommend
School facilities were amazing during visit. Coach wasn’t available face to face but still gave a lot of information on what to expect under their leadership. Dedicated to all freshman mastering sports/school balance.
University of New Orleans
Date: January 23, 2026
Would Recommend
I personally chose to commit to this school because of my interactions with the team and the coaches. Very nice people, and GREAT support team outside of just coaches. All of the people who work to keep the athletes safe, happy, healthy, and protected are amazing.
University of New Orleans
Date: July 8, 2025
Would Recommend
The best! I got to work with Coach Brock at New Orleans and was so sad to see him leave. But really enjoyed my time with him!
University of New Orleans
Date: June 11, 2025
Would Recommend
While Coach broke is very knowledgable when it comes to running, that is about as far as it gets. With all of the coaches I have had within the running career, he is easily the most immature coach that I have ever had. He would stalk girls instagrams if they didn't text them back immedatly, and make comments about their activities. He only cares about the top runners of the group, and if you mess up even once he will hold it against you. He does not allow for you to have a life outside of running, and is very contritratry. He would get mad at athletes for having internships and even job interviews, and would praise the athletes that choose to do all online classes. I completely understand that this is high level athletics, but he was not ever there for any of his athletes. Additionally, if you are injured, don't even try to get his attention because he will care less on your existence. He also cares a lot about the physical look (size specifically) of his runners, over that of times. He also would never address the countless stress fractures that the team endured. He clearly picks favorites, and is extremely petty. To be honest, dealing with him did not feel like a coach-athlete relationship, it felt like I was messing with a messy and childish teenage boy. If you are fast enough to run at this level, there are better coaches out there.
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