BOISE, Idaho – The search process for Boise State’s first baseball coach in nearly 40 years has begun, Director of Athletics Curt Apsey announced Tuesday.
The job announcement was posted earlier this morning, and can be found HERE
“Typically, this probably wouldn’t be a job that we would publicize at this level,” Apsey said. “However, since we announced that baseball would be returning to Boise State, we have received significant interest from individuals throughout the country. We want to make sure we hire the best-possible candidate.
“We would like to have someone in place by the end of 2017.”
Were a head coach to be in place by the end of this calendar year, the Broncos could field a baseball team as early as the spring of 2020.
“I believe a head coach is going to need a year and a half to assemble a staff and put together a recruiting class,” Apsey said. “If we can have someone in place by the end of this year, it is absolutely realistic that we will be seeing Broncos on the diamond in 2020.”
The job announcement was posted earlier this morning, and can be found HERE
“Typically, this probably wouldn’t be a job that we would publicize at this level,” Apsey said. “However, since we announced that baseball would be returning to Boise State, we have received significant interest from individuals throughout the country. We want to make sure we hire the best-possible candidate.
“We would like to have someone in place by the end of 2017.”
Were a head coach to be in place by the end of this calendar year, the Broncos could field a baseball team as early as the spring of 2020.
“I believe a head coach is going to need a year and a half to assemble a staff and put together a recruiting class,” Apsey said. “If we can have someone in place by the end of this year, it is absolutely realistic that we will be seeing Broncos on the diamond in 2020.”
