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How Jennifer Cohen Built An Athletics Powerhouse In The Pacific Northwest

ChillyDawg
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SI: Jennifer Cohen, one of five women to serve as Athletics Director for a Power 5 school, took an unlikely path to the top of college sports. The philosophy she brings to the job hasn't changed from the approach that got her there.
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Chinned for keeping it to 1 fucking video and 1 fucking paragraph. Progress.
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How much do we pay for pieces like this?
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SI was once a great magazine. Now, it's trans freaks and fat girls in the swimsuit edition and fluff pieces like this. It's really pathetic.
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fuck. this.
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Shaq before he joined the Lakers
I've won championships at every level
He had none -
...Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
SI was once a great magazine. Now, it's trans freaks and fat girls in the swimsuit edition and fluff pieces like this. It's really pathetic.
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Where's Herb Chaffey at right now???
SI https://www.si.com/college/2020/10/09/jennifer-cohen-university-of-washington-athletic-director-the-unrelenting
Because her then husband was a youth baseball coach … and because he introduced Cohen to an influential UW baseball donor named Herb Chaffey ... and because Chaffey decided to throw his heft behind a lifelong Husky who just happened to be female … Cohen landed her dream job in the Washington athletic offices back in 1998. Even then, Barbara Hedges, the school’s female AD, wondered about Cohen’s qualifications. -
Jen built up such a good program at the UW that she is other AD's example of what not to do when hiring a new football coach...
Trojans Wire https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/2021/09/14/mike-bohn-of-usc-must-avoid-the-mistakes-jen-cohen-of-washington-made/Mike Bohn of USC must avoid the mistakes Jen Cohen of Washington made. It’s very simple: If Cohen was going to hire Lake, she first needed to make sure Lake had a plan for the opposite side of the ball. What does that mean? It means that when a head coach with expertise on one side of the ball is considered for a head coaching job (usually, a coordinator being elevated to the top spot, as was the case at Washington), the athletic director must get a really good plan for the other side of the ball. -
She couldn't get into UW. (It's not that hard of a school to get into.)
In other articles, she self admitted that she was a "terrible" volleyball coach at Division III early in her career, not good at all.
Sounds like a perfect fit... nothing but the best!
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gmo said:
She couldn't get into UW. (It's not that hard of a school to get into.)
In other articles, she self admitted that she was a "terrible" volleyball coach at Division III early in her career, not good at all.
Sounds like a perfect fit... nothing but the best!