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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Gary Sommers added to this discussion on January 29, 2010
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How much does it hurt the cause that within the world of higher education CSU is just not a very good school with a far less than desirable "campus" located in a pretty dead downtown?
I understand that perhaps not every wrestler is looking for all or even any of those, but to me, my children, or any of our friends past or present which is really all I can relate to it was never a destination school.
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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Roe Fox added to this discussion on January 29, 2010
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Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:
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"When KSU hired Andrassy rather than a more experienced "name" coach, I thought the move reflected a lack of committment by the AD. Perhaps it did...
But we all see how well that turned out.
I hope the CSU situation proves similar. We'll see."
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In Ohio I think he was a much bigger name than you give hm credit for. Everyone who followed wrestling knew his accomplishments, especially north of Columbus.
I am with those who wish Stehura well (and I know you are one of them Hank). I had never heard of him until he received the CSU job. He needs a little more time.
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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on January 30, 2010
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as Tom Borrelli pointed out to me once, wrestling is unusual in that the "STARS" coach after their wrestling careers are over. Theres no MLB, NFL, NHL or NBA to go to. ---Borrelli was observing his good fortune as an average wrestler to have a Div I head college job.
i don't know enough about Ben Stehura to predict how much if any success he will have here. But he is committed and intelligent and has a plan, i came away with that impresion.
And CSU is nicer now and in the near future than i realized. Its the right place for some kids. Tuition is inexpensive, theres value there. And after all there are only 82 Div I wrestling colleges left, only 82 !! There is opporunity at CSU for the right kids. s/BobP
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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on February 8, 2010
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worth a one time BUMP in light of recent CSU verbal from a Massachusetts kid---- as coach Ben Stehura and asst Anthony Coleman told me right now because of perception it easier for them to recruit out of state. Hope that changes, i heard & saw some good things when i visited.... but they need to win some next year. s/BobP
for now CSU needs a good 197 i was told b.stehura@csuohio.edu a.p.coleman@csuohio.edu
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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on March 9, 2010
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now that its post-season, a reminder to wrestlers wanting to continue on in college:
....Cleveland State U has MONEY for the right wrestlers, money no problem--- need a 197 i know, plenty of opportunities at Cleveland St U, its in a good Div I conference the Eastern Wrestling League. Think about it, campus is growing, there are major positive changes going on.
coach Ben Stehura is at b.stehura@csuohio.edu
News from CSU:
....Pat Tillman Foundation Names CSU a Tillman Military Scholarship University Partner
The Pat Tillman Foundation has selected Cleveland State University as a new partner in the Tillman Military Scholarship program which provides educational scholarships for veterans, service members, and their families. In 2009, the Pat Tillman Foundation awarded $642,000 to the inaugural class of 52 Tillman Military Scholars pursuing education at every level from freshmen undergraduates to Ph.D. candidates. Read more.
....CSU First in Ohio to Receive State Board Accreditation for Master's-Level Chemical Dependency Counseling Program
The Board Accreditation of Behavioral Science Master's Degree Programs is the first in a series of degree accreditations aimed at addressing the growing need for professionals in the field. The CSU program is unique in that it incorporates a partnership between the University's School of Social Work and the Counseling, Administration, Supervision, and Adult Learning (CASAL) Department in the College of Education and Human Services.
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Discussion Topic: Cleveland State University's Wrestling Program
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 11, 2010
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If CSU needs a 197, how about the 189 lb state champ from Centerville, Nick Miller?
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