For our first New Years in Chicago Julie and I headed to the Bears game on Sunday. When we bought the tickets this summer we assumed this would be at least a decent game. The game was all but meaningless, No Reggie Bush, No Brian Greise, No Rex Grossman.
On New Years day during a 12 hour football watching marathon James engineered one hell of a Turkey Fry. In less than an hour we had one of the better turkey’s ever tasted.
Last night a group of us met up for some good old fashion bowling at Lincoln Square Lanes where I bowled the game of my life. We played three games which I won the first and then I self destructed in the last two games. The bowling alley is located above an Ace Hardware store and is everything you would want in a bowling alley. Cheap beer, live music and birthday parties.
You too can be the Head Football Coach at the University of Michigan. The job is currently posted on their job board, you can find it by searching for job number: 13431.
Job Description:
Job Title: Head Football Coach
Job/Career Family: Athletics
Country: United States of America
State: Michigan
City: Ann Arbor
Job Type: Regular
Full Time: Yes
Date Posted: Nov 26 2007
Minimum Salary: –
Maximum Salary: –
Salary Frequency: Annual
Market Title: Head Football Coach
FLSA: Exempt
Salary Range: To be Determined
Hours/Week: 40
Shift: Day/Evenings/Weekends
Job Description/Responsibilities:
The University of Michigan invites applications for the position of Head Football Coach. This position entails the leadership of all phases of the Football program. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to; coaching, the recruitment of qualified student-athletes, support of the academic progress of student-athletes, budget management, and community relations.
Job Requirments:
Minimum qualifications: Bachelor’s degree required. A thorough knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations is required.
Preferred qualifications: Graduate degree. Previous collegiate head coaching experience.
I think I’m going to look into it. Considering it’s only 40 hours a week and I clearly have a thorough knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations I should at least get a phoner.