Difference between revisions of "Pete Mangurian"
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| − | '''Pete Mangurian''' is the | + | '''Pete Mangurian''' is the former football coach. In his second and third seasons, he went winless, leading to calls for his dismissal (which prompted a letter from [[PrezBo]] to the [[Spec]] defending him). |
In December of [[2013]], he got spooked by activist football fan-alumnus [[Jake Novak]], and sent an email to his players telling them not to talk with media<ref>http://columbialion.com/blog/leaked-email-from-mangurian-tells-football-players-to-keep-quiet/</ref>. | In December of [[2013]], he got spooked by activist football fan-alumnus [[Jake Novak]], and sent an email to his players telling them not to talk with media<ref>http://columbialion.com/blog/leaked-email-from-mangurian-tells-football-players-to-keep-quiet/</ref>. | ||
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| + | In December of [[2014]], he resigned, three months after Athletic Director [[M. Dianne Murphy]] resigned. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 6 December 2014
Pete Mangurian is the former football coach. In his second and third seasons, he went winless, leading to calls for his dismissal (which prompted a letter from PrezBo to the Spec defending him).
In December of 2013, he got spooked by activist football fan-alumnus Jake Novak, and sent an email to his players telling them not to talk with media[1].
In December of 2014, he resigned, three months after Athletic Director M. Dianne Murphy resigned.
External Links
- Mangurian's Twitter feed
- Mangurian's Facebook page
- Mangurian's blog
- Mangurian's GoColumbiaLions's page
