Jimmye Laycock Retirement at W&M
PostPosted:Tue Aug 07, 2018 8:03 am
Anyone know or have thoughts on who W&M will get, and whether it will impact Furman or other SoCon programs?
To what extent, if any, are the FB head coach and assistant jobs at W&M better than those at Furman and other SoCon schools.
Laycock has been in the job 39 years ! They were already gone from SoCon when he started. 1976 was their final SoCon year. 1980 was his first year as HC at W&M, going their from Clemson where he served as an assistant. (2 separate stints at CU.) Laycock played at W&M under Levy and under Holtz. Laycock’s is the winningest coach in W&M history.
(By the way, we need 10 wins this year for Hendrix to surpass Lamb’s overall winning percentage at Furman.)
To what extent, if any, are the FB head coach and assistant jobs at W&M better than those at Furman and other SoCon schools.
Laycock has been in the job 39 years ! They were already gone from SoCon when he started. 1976 was their final SoCon year. 1980 was his first year as HC at W&M, going their from Clemson where he served as an assistant. (2 separate stints at CU.) Laycock played at W&M under Levy and under Holtz. Laycock’s is the winningest coach in W&M history.
(By the way, we need 10 wins this year for Hendrix to surpass Lamb’s overall winning percentage at Furman.)