Ohio University
ACHA M1 • NULL
Date: December 18, 2025
Would Recommend
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He did not train his recruits well in some events, giving them a student coach who had never completed at the collegiate level, withheld his athlete's legal and financial rights from them, pretending he wasn't sure or was actually ignorant of the NCAA legal protections in place, spread lies and false assumptions about his athletes to attack them when he'd put them and their families in financially and emotionally precarious situations, and actually set out to harm his athletes rather than take care of them. He ignored his athletes when they emailed him with questions, ghosting them with a refusal to honestly answer questions about their finances and legal rights. He acted in his own best interest and against the best interests of his athletes. He caused great distress with his dishonesty and complete lack of any qualities one would want in a coach. He is morally bankrupt and did not coach many of his athletes well, nor did he show any care for their academic and emotional well-being. The team culture he presented to recruits was a deception and, now, several of his athletes live in fear. He does not invest in and develop athletes as a rule anymore; he uses those he can to maximize his income and opportunities.