FIU coach resigns

stebo · November 15, 2006

FIU football coach Strock to resignBY PETE PELEGRIN

ppelegrin@miamiherald.com

Florida International University football coach Don Strock, whose team is 0-9 and mired in the longest losing streak in the team's young history, will resign after the season.

Strock, who has a 15-38 record since the Golden Panthers began playing in 2002, will coach the team's final three games, starting with Saturday's home game against Louisiana-Lafayette.

Strock, a former Dolphins quarterback, was named FIU director of football operations in 1999 and head coach in 2000.

The Golden Panthers have played solidly defensively this season but the offense is ranked near the bottom of most NCAA Division I categories.

FirefightnRick · November 15, 2006

I'm COMPLETELY SHOCKED BY THE TIMING OF THIS?????

Why would he not wait until the end of the season?

Furthermore I cannot believe he's coaching the final three games?

Rick

Stan R · November 15, 2006

I'm COMPLETELY SHOCKED BY THE TIMING OF THIS?????
Why would he not wait until the end of the season?
Furthermore I cannot believe he's coaching the final three games?
Rick
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This is UNPRECEDENTED!

marc_moffitt · November 15, 2006

The Golden Panthers have played solidly defensively this season but the offense is ranked near the bottom of most NCAA Division I categories.
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Sound familiar to anyone other than me?

Tramp96 · November 15, 2006

FIU football coach Strock to resignBY PETE PELEGRIN
ppelegrin@miamiherald.com
Florida International University football coach Don Strock, whose team is 0-9 and mired in the longest losing streak in the team's young history, will resign after the season.
Strock, who has a 15-38 record since the Golden Panthers began playing in 2002, will coach the team's final three games, starting with Saturday's home game against Louisiana-Lafayette.
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Well, at least he owns their longest winning steak as well. So at least he has that going for him....which is nice.

VideoEagle · November 15, 2006

starting with Saturday's home game against Louisiana-Lafayette.
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The Cajuns are about to be the answer to a great trivia question: what team play two consecutive games against lame-duck coaches? I doubt anyone else ever has.

Got5onIt · November 15, 2006

Strock, a former Dolphins quarterback, was named FIU director of football operations in 1999 and head coach in 2000.
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Head of Football Operations & Head Coach.

So the guy fired himself!!??

Gotta give him props.

Edited November 15, 2006 by Got5onIt

GangGreen · November 15, 2006

The Cajuns are about to be the answer to a great trivia question: what team play two consecutive games against lame-duck coaches? I doubt anyone else ever has.
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They may be the only team to lose to two lameduck coaches.