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Women's Softball Head Coachat George Mason University• Fairfax, VA• NCAA DI

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  • Women's Softball Head Coach

    George Mason University

    NCAA DI • Atlantic 10 Conference | A-10

    Absolute Authoritarian

    Date: February 4, 2026

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    As a parent of a student athlete he coached, I have forst hand knowledge of his character, lack of knowledge and anger management issues. He seems to have limited knowledge on the use of bunts and squeezes in softball not the use of hit and runs. As the other commenter stated, he chose favorites regardless of ho2 poor that favorite was. As a leadoff hitter, you average below 200, you shouldn't be a leadoff. You would think that players who are passionate and want to win would be more valued but for some reason he values ducking up more He has stepped close enough to the unethical line that he was fortunate to not have a criminal complaint filed against him and subsequent arrest for assault. Very few athletes from his recruited classes ever stay long enough on the team or at the school due to his lack of character and ridiculous coaching style. His only winning season resulted from a transfer grad student who pitched at UVA. Of course she was not subjected to his authoritarian coaching style Its a shame that he can't be rated a zero.

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  • Women's Softball Head Coach

    George Mason University

    NCAA DI • Atlantic 10 Conference | A-10

    Date: September 24, 2021

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    If I could rate him a zero, I would. He has clear favorites and plays them every chance he gets. He pays attention only to his favorites and chooses to ignore everybody else, not trying to get them better. He has literally told people, including me, that we need to be "perfect" to be able to play. This boy is immature and doesn't know how to coach

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