Ray Reid presents the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List

It's that time, what you (or at least @JoeSoccerFan) has been waiting for, the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid.

This year's list starts off with 90 members. That's out of 202 D-I schools, not counting the service academies, which as always, are exempt till July, per DOD regs. So basically a staggering 45 percent of the men's soccer programs couldn't be bothered to get their recruits announced in the two months since national signing day.

While some coaches just got hired, many of these guys have been there for 20 or 30 or in McFadden's case, 35 years. It just seems like many of the old-timers are just content to collect a paycheck and have no desire to make any extra effort to promote their program and thus the sport. Of course, they can always managed to get a release written to promote their camps or a book they're pushing or an award they got. Anything that promotes them or helps them make some money from camps, then a release manages to get written.

But try and give the incoming players some publicity or try to make college soccer a bigger deal by making signing day an event? No can do! That takes more effort than they can bother to make.

Ray Reid is the patron saint of this attitude which is why his name is on the marquee of this list. Seamus McFadden was included because of his tenure - second-longest tenured coach in D-I men's soccer - and because his program has been a national finalist before and just two years ago was in the quarterfinals. This is program that should be boasting about its new players. Instead, nada.

Ed Kelly is included because he is in a major market in the best conference in college soccer and he has a program that has produced MLS, European first division and US national team players, one of whom might even play in a World Cup this summer. He's in a highly competitive conference and highly competitive market for sports media attention. He should be doing all he can to promote his program. Instead, nada.

I considered others for the marquee of the Shit List. I thought about the likes of Joe Luxbacher, Sam Koch, Brian Tompkins and Greg Andrulis but they tended to remind me a an old dog that has gotten so fat it can't lick it's ass to clean itself and it's owner has to wipe it's butt. It's just become a sympathetic figure and no one appears to have the heart to put it out of its misery and instead its owner is just waiting for it to move on to a better place.

Finally, there are some names that are surprisingly disappointing to be on this list. Tops among this is Sasho Cirovski, whom in the past I have credited with being among the best in college soccer at promoting the sport. Maybe it's because he's now in the Big Ten that he doesn't feel the need to announce his recruits as less than half of the conference's nine soccer-playing members have announced. It could be a conference thing.

Other disappointments include Bob Warming - a Big Ten coach! - whom given his veteran status could easily have his lack of an announcement construed as ambivalence and apathy, and John Kerr and John Bluem (hey, another Big Ten coach).

Finally, I don't want to hear the usual lame excuses from supporters of the teams on this list. It's frikkin' April. There isn't a D-I-bound player in America who doesn't know where he's playing soccer this fall. Almost all these kids - after being pressured by the programs - gave verbal commitments months, and in some cases, years ago. And signing day was over two months ago! And if you have a straggler or two over that is waiting on his academic clearance or whatever, then put out a list WITHOUT that player and add him when he's cleared. Many schools put out multiple releases. Nothing is stopping you're program from doing it. Except a coach with a shit left to give.

So, without much more ado, here is the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid. I listed foreign coaches because they make up about 30 percent of the list. These guys are the worst. They come to this county and feed of the teat of American soccer and make a comfortable living largely off their accent and an AD that doesn't no better and can't be bothered to promote their program's new players.

The programs for this version of the list are listed based on the year they were hired.

1980
San Diego – Seamus McFadden (Ireland)

1984
Pittsburgh – Dr. Joe Luxbacher

1985
Boston University – Neil Roberts

1986
James Madison – Dr. Tom Martin

1987
Florida Atlantic – Kos Donev
La Salle – Pat Farrell

1988
Boston College – Ed Kelly (Ireland)

1989
Gardner-Webb – Tony Setzer

1991
Massachusetts – Sam Koch
St. John’s – Dr. Dave Masur
UMBC – Pete Caringi

1993
Maryland – Sasho Cirovski (Macedonia/Canada)

1995
USC-Upstate – Dr. Greg Hooks

1996
Bradley – Jim DeRose
Fairfield – Carl Rees (England)
Princeton – Jim Barlow
Yale – Brian Tompkins (England)

1997
Connecticut – Ray Reid
Fairleigh Dickinson – Seth Roland
Ohio State – John Bluem
Robert Morris – Bill Denniston (Canada)

1998
Penn – Rudy Fuller
UMKC – Rick Benben

1999
Cal State Northridge – Terry Davila
Long Island – TJ Kostecky

2000
American – Todd West

2001
DePaul – Jay Glazer
Liberty – Jeff Alder
Temple – David MacWilliams

2003
Fordham – Jim McElderry
Iona - Fernando Barboto

2004
Vermont – Jesse Cormier

2005
George Mason – Greg Andrulis
Longwood – Jon Atkinson (England)
Sacred Heart – Joe Barosso (Portugal)
St. Bonaventure – Mel Mahler

2006
Cleveland State – Ali Kazemaini (Iran)
Delaware – Ian Hennessy (Ireland)
Houston Baptist – Steve Jones

2007
Denver – Bobby Muuss
St. Francis (NY) – Tom Giovatto
Stetson – Logan Fleck

2008
Duke – John Kerr, Jr.
Virginia Military Institute – Richie Rose (England)

2009
Columbia – Kevin Anderson
Cornell – Jaro Zawislan (Poland/Canada)
Detroit – Nicholas Deren

2010
Campbell – Steve Armas
Hartwick – John Scott (Scotland)
Illinois-Chicago –Sean Phillips
Penn State – Bob Warming
Radford – Marc Reeves (England)
Rutgers – Dan Donigan
Saint Joseph’s – Don D’Ambra
UNC-Asheville - Matt Kern
UNC-Greensboro – Justin Maulin (South Africa)
Wisconsin – John Trask
Xavier – Andy Fleming

2011
Hartford – Tom Poitras
Incarnate Word – Vince Martinez
Massachusetts-Lowell – Christian Figueroa
Nebraska-Omaha – Jason Mims
North Florida – Derek Marinatos
Rider – Charlie Inverso
Saint Peter’s – Julian Richens (England)
Stony Brook – Ryan Anatol (Trinidad)

2012
Charlotte – Kevin Langam (England)
Kentucky – Johan Cedergren (Sweden)
Manhattan – Jorden Scott (England)
Providence – Craig Stewart (England)
Seton Hall – Gerson Echeverry
Wisconsin-Green Bay – Dan Popik
Wisconsin-Milwaukee – Kris Kelderman

2013
Buffalo – Stu Riddle (England/New Zealand)
Dartmouth – Chad Riley
Harvard – Pieter Lehrer
New Jersey Institute of Technology – Didier Orellana
Oral Roberts – Ryan Bush
Siena – Cesar Markovic
UC Riverside – Tim Cupello

2014
Belmont – Bryan Green
Cal State Bakersfield - Richie Grant (Ireland)
Cal State Fullerton – George Kuntz
Florida International – Scott Calabrese
Jacksonville – Mauricio Ruiz
Loyola-Maryland – Steve Nichols
San Francisco – Eddie Soto
UC Irvine –Chris Volk

East Tennessee State (Bo Oshoniyi) and Howard (Philip Gyau) just hired their head coaches so I'm giving them a grace period of a month before adding them to the list.

 

Kicking and screaming!

 

Damn, I had a brain far there.

DePaul's coach, of course, is Craig Blazer.

And he needs to get off his ass and announce his recruits.

 

So when we started the Ray Reid Shit List several years ago (I can't remember what year we first did one; I want to say like 06 or 07 but I can't say for sure) the primary objective was to shame the programs and help that it would lead more of them to be proactive in announcing their recruits.

I don't think it's made that much of a difference but based on some feedback I've gotten, it has made a small difference. Small.

But we started this before Social Media really exploded and I have been slow to recognize its potential with regards to this potential issue. So, to that end, here are the Twitter accounts of the teams on the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid.

Let's take this list viral, baby. Post a link to this thread on the twitter accounts of the teams on the list. Let their followers and co-workers see about their apathy and attitude towards this issue and I bet we see some results.

If I couldn't find a team-specific twitter account I just went with the athletic department's generic account. That doesn't mean they don't have one, just I didn't find it with a quick search.

Ge to it and have fun!

San Diego -- @USDmsoccer
Pittsburgh -- @PittMensSoccer
Boston University -- @BUAthletics (no team-specific account)
James Madison -- @JMUMsoccer
Florida Atlantic -- @FAUOwlAthletics (no team-specific account)
La Salle -- @LaSalleMSOC
Boston College -- @BC_MSoccer
Gardner-Webb -- @GWUsoccer
Massachusetts -- @UMassMensSoccer
St. John’s -- @StJohnsMSoccer

UMBC -- @UMBCMensSoccer
Maryland -- @MarylandMSoccer
USC Upstate -- @UpstateSpartans (no team-specific account)
Bradley -- @BradleyBraves – (no team-specific account)
Fairfield -- @StagsMensSoccer
Princeton -- @TigerMensSoccer
Yale -- @YaleSoccer
Connecticut -- @UConnMSoc
Fairleigh-Dickinson --@FDUKnights -- (no team-specific account)
Ohio State -- @OhioState_MSOC

Robert Morris -- @RMUathletics (no team-specific account)
Penn -- @PennSoccer
UMKC -- @TheUMKCRoos (no team-specific account)
Cal State Northridge -- @CSUNMensSoccer
Long Island -- @LIUAthletics (no team-specific account)
American -- @AU_MSoccer
DePaul -- @BluedemonsMSOC
Liberty -- @LibertySocccer
Temple -- @Temple_MSoc
Fordham -- @FordhamSoccer

Iona -- @IonaSoccer
Vermont -- @UVMSoccer
George Mason -- @Masonmsoc
Longwood -- @lu_menssoccer
Sacred Heart -- @SHUBigRed (no team-specific account)
St. Bonaventure -- @BonniesMSoccer
Cleveland State -- @CSUSoccer
Delaware -- @UDBlueHens (no team-specific account)
Houston Baptist -- @HBUHuskies (no team-specific account)
Denver -- DC_MSoccer

St. Francis-Brooklyn -- @SFBKTerriers
Stetson -- @StetsonMSoccer
Duke -- Duke_MSoc
VMI --@VMI_Soccer
Columbia -- @ColumbiaMSoccer
Cornell -- @CornellMSoccer
Detroit -- @DetroitTitans (no team-specific account)
Campbell -- @Gocamels
Hartwick -- @HawkTalk
Illinois-Chicago -- @UICSoccer

Penn State -- PennStateMSoc
Radford -- RadfordMSoc
Rutgers -- @RUMensSoccer
St. Joe’s -- @SJUHawks (no team-specific account)
UNC-Asheville -- @AshevilleDogs (no team-specific account)
UNC-Greensboro -- @UNCGMensSoccer
Wisconsin -- @BadgerMSoccer
Xavier -- @XavierSoccer
Hartford – @Hart_HawkMSoccer
Incarnate Word -- @UIWAthletics

Massachusetts-Lowell -- @UMLsoccer
Nebraska-Omaha -- @UNOmensSoccer
North Florida -- @UNFOspreys (no team-specific account)
Rider -- @RiderAthletics (no team-specific account)
Saint Peter’s -- @PeacockNation (no team-specific account)
Stony Brook -- @StonyBrookMSOC
Charlotte --@49erSoccer
Kentucky -- UKMensSoccer
Manhattan -- @gojaspers (no team-specific account)
Providence -- @PVDmensSoccer

Seton Hall -- @SHUathletics (no team-specific account)
Wisconsin-Green Bay -- @GBPhoenix (no team-specific account)
Wisconsin-Milwaukee -- @MKEPanthers (no team-specific account)
Buffalo -- @BullsMensSoccer
Dartmouth -- @DartmouthMSoc
Harvard -- @HarvardSoccerM
New Jersey Institute of Technology -- @NJITMSoccer
Oral Roberts -- @ORUMensSoccer
Siena -- @SienaSoccer
UC Riverside -- @UCR_Athletics (no team-specific account)

Belmont -- @BelmontMSoccer
Cal State Bakersfield -- @CSUBathletics (no team-specific account)
Cal State Fullerton -- @CSUFmensSoccer
East Tennessee State-- @ETSUathletics (no team-specific account)
Florida International -- @FIUMensSoccer
Howard -- @HUSportsInfo (no team-specific account)
Jacksonville -- @JUDolphins
Loyola-Maryland -- @LoyolaMSoc
San Francisco -- @USFDonsMSoccer
UC Irvine -- @UCIathletics (no team-specific account)

 

I would love to see their reaction to a link to this thread being posted on their twitter account.

 

It's been two weeks since we posted the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid and a few schools have come off.

No longer on the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid are Buffalo, Denver, Cal State Bakersfield, Temple and UMBC, bringing us down to 85 programs. (It's really 83 because East Tennessee State (Bo Oshoniyi) and Howard (Philip Gyau) just hired their head coaches so they get a grace period of a month before adding them to the list.)

Here's the updated 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid and this time it's broken down by conference.

America East (5)
Hartford (Tom Poitras), Mass-Lowell (Christian Figueroa), Stony Brook (Ryan Anatol), Vermont (Jesse Cormier)

American Athletic (1)
Connecticut (Ray Reid)

Atlantic 10 (6)
Fordham (Jim McElderry), George Mason (Greg Andrulis), La Salle (Pat Farrell), Massachusetts (Sam Koch), Saint Joseph's (Don D’Ambra), St. Bonaventure (Mel Mahler)

Atlantic Coast (3)
Boston College (Ed Kelly), Duke (John Kerr), Pittsburgh (Joe Luxbacher)


Atlantic Sun (4)
Jacksonville (Mauricio Ruiz), North Florida (Derek Marinatos), Stetson (Logan Fleck), USC-Upstate (Greg Hooks)

Big East (5)
DePaul (Craig Blazer), Providence (Craig Stewart), Seton Hall (Gerson Echeverry), St. John's (Dave Masur), Xavier (Andy Fleming)

Big South (6)
Campbell (Steve Armas), Gardner Webb (Tony Setzer), Liberty (Jeff Adler), Longwood (Jon Atkinson), Radford (Marc Reeves), UNC Ashville (Matt Kern)

Big Ten (5)
Maryland (Sasho Cirovski), Ohio State (John Bluem), Penn State (Bob Warming), Rutgers (Dan Donigan), Wisconsin (John Trask)

Big West (4)
CS Fullerton (George Kuntz), CS Northridge (Terry Davila), UC Irvine (Chris Volk), UC Riverside (Tim Cupello)

Colonial Athletic (2)
Delaware (Ian Hennessy), James Madison (Tom Martin)

Conference USA (4)
Charlotte (Kevin Langam), Florida Atlantic (Kos Danev), Florida International (Scott Calabrese), Kentucky (Johan Cedergren)

Horizon (5)
Cleveland State (Ali Kazemaini), Detroit (Nicholas Deren), Green Bay (Dan Popik), Milwaukee (Kris Kelderman), Illinois-Chicago (Sean Phillips)

Independent (1)
Belmont (Bryan Green)

Ivy (7)
Columbia (Kevin Anderson), Cornell (Jaro Zawislan), Dartmouth (Chad Riley), Harvard (Pieter Lehrer), Penn (Rudy Fuller), Princeton (Jim Barlow), Yale (Brian Tompkins)

Metro Atlantic Athletic (6)
Fairfield (Carl Rees), Iona (Fernando Barboto), Manhattan (Jorden Scott), Rider (Charlie Inverso), Siena (Cesar Markovic), St. Peter's (Julian Richens)

Missouri Valley (1)
Bradley (Jim DeRose)

Northeast (5)
Fairleigh Dickinson (Seth Roland), Long Island (TJ Kostecky), Robert Morris (Bill Denniston), Sacred Heart (Joe Barosso), St. Francis-Brooklyn (Tom Giovatto)

Patriot League (3 + 2)
American (Todd West), Boston University (Neil Roberts), Loyola (Steve Nichols)
Army and Navy exempt till July

Southern (2 + 1)
UNC Greensboro (Justin Maulin), VMI (Richie Rose)
East Tennessee State (Bo Oshoniyi) - exempt till May because he was hired in April

Summit (2)
Nebraska-Omaha (Jason Mims), Oral Roberts (Ryan Bush)

Sun Belt (3)
Hartwick (John Scott), NJIT (Didier Orellama)
Howard (Philip Gyau) - exempt till May because he was hired in April.

Western Athletic (3 + 1)
Houston Baptist (Steve Jones), Incarnate Word (Vince Martinez), Missouri-Kansas City (Rick Benben)
Air Force exempt till July

West Coast (2)
San Diego (Seamus McFadden), San Francisco (Eddie Soto)

 

So anyone curious how these programs that never announce compare to their school's women's programs? Of the teams on the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid (that have a women's program) about half have seen their women's counterparts announce.

In fairness, I did not - and will not - look up the men's programs that have announced to see if their women's programs also did so.

1980
San Diego – Seamus McFadden (Ireland) - women announced on 2/17

1984
Pittsburgh – Dr. Joe Luxbacher - women announced on 2/13

1985
Boston University – Neil Roberts - women announced on 3/26

1986
James Madison – Dr. Tom Martin - women announced on 4/14

1987
Florida Atlantic – Kos Donev - women announced on 2/5
La Salle – Pat Farrell - women have not announced

1988
Boston College – Ed Kelly (Ireland) - women announced on 2/25

1989
Gardner-Webb – Tony Setzer - women announced on 2/24

1991
Massachusetts – Sam Koch - women have not announced
St. John’s – Dr. Dave Masur - women have not announced

1993
Maryland – Sasho Cirovski (Macedonia/Canada) - women have not announced

1995
USC-Upstate – Dr. Greg Hooks - women announced on 2/19

1996
Bradley – Jim DeRose - N/A - no women's program
Fairfield – Carl Rees (England) - women have not announced
Princeton – Jim Barlow - women have not announced
Yale – Brian Tompkins (England) - women have not announced

1997
Connecticut – Ray Reid - women have not announced
Fairleigh Dickinson – Seth Roland - women announced on 3/31
Ohio State – John Bluem - women announced on 2/10
Robert Morris – Bill Denniston (Canada) - women have not announced

1998
Penn – Rudy Fuller - women announced on 4/17
UMKC – Rick Benben - women announced 2/8

1999
Cal State Northridge – Terry Davila - women have not announced
Long Island – TJ Kostecky - women have not announced

2000
American – Todd West - women announced on 3/27

2001
DePaul – Jay Glazer - women announced on 2/6
Liberty – Jeff Alder - women announced on 2/6

2003
Fordham – Jim McElderry - women have not announced
Iona - Fernando Barboto - women have not announced

2004
Vermont – Jesse Cormier - women announced on 2/7

2005
George Mason – Greg Andrulis - women announced on 2/10
Longwood – Jon Atkinson (England) - women have not announced
Sacred Heart – Joe Barosso (Portugal) - women have not announced
St. Bonaventure – Mel Mahler - women have not announced

2006
Cleveland State – Ali Kazemaini (Iran) - women announced on 2/5
Delaware – Ian Hennessy (Ireland) - women have not announced
Houston Baptist – Steve Jones - women announced 2/5 and 3/3

2007
St. Francis (NY) – Tom Giovatto - N/A, no women's program
Stetson – Logan Fleck - women announced on 2/7

2008
Duke – John Kerr, Jr. - women announced on 2/19
Virginia Military Institute – Richie Rose (England) - women have not announced

2009
Columbia – Kevin Anderson - women have not announced
Cornell – Jaro Zawislan (Poland/Canada) - women have not announced
Detroit – Nicholas Deren - women have not announced

2010
Campbell – Steve Armas - women have not announced
Hartwick – John Scott (Scotland) - N/A - No D-I women's program
Illinois-Chicago –Sean Phillips - women announced on 4/11
Penn State – Bob Warming - women announced on 2/5
Radford – Marc Reeves (England) - women have not announced
Rutgers – Dan Donigan - women have not announced
Saint Joseph’s – Don D’Ambra - women have not announced
UNC-Asheville - Matt Kern - women have not announced
UNC-Greensboro – Justin Maulin (South Africa) - women announced on 2/11
Wisconsin – John Trask - women have not announced
Xavier – Andy Fleming - women announced on 2/18

2011
Hartford – Tom Poitras - women have not announced
Incarnate Word – Vince Martinez - women have not announced
Massachusetts-Lowell – Christian Figueroa - women have not announced
Nebraska-Omaha – Jason Mims - women announced on 2/6
North Florida – Derek Marinatos - women have not announced
Rider – Charlie Inverso - women announced on 2/11 and 3/14
Saint Peter’s – Julian Richens (England) - women have not announced
Stony Brook – Ryan Anatol (Trinidad) - women have not announced

2012
Charlotte – Kevin Langam (England) - women announced on 2/10
Kentucky – Johan Cedergren (Sweden) - women announced on 2/14
Manhattan – Jorden Scott (England) - women announced on 4/3
Providence – Craig Stewart (England) - women announced on 2/10
Seton Hall – Gerson Echeverry - women announced on 3/12
Wisconsin-Green Bay – Dan Popik - women announced on 2/12
Wisconsin-Milwaukee – Kris Kelderman - women announced on 2/6

2013
Dartmouth – Chad Riley - women have not announced
Harvard – Pieter Lehrer - women have not announced
New Jersey Institute of Technology – Didier Orellana - women have not announced
Oral Roberts – Ryan Bush - women have not announced
Siena – Cesar Markovic - women announced on 2/26
UC Riverside – Tim Cupello - women have not announced

2014
Belmont – Bryan Green - women announced on 4/1
Cal State Fullerton – George Kuntz - women announced 2/10
Florida International – Scott Calabrese – women announced on 3/3
Jacksonville – Mauricio Ruiz - women announced on 4/11
Loyola-Maryland – Steve Nichols - women have not announced
San Francisco – Eddie Soto - women announced 2/10
UC Irvine –Chris Volk - women have not announced
East Tennessee State - Bo Oshoniyi - women announced on 2/19
Howard - Philip Gyau - women announced on 2/11

 

Hey kids, let's play a game!

See if you can answer the following questions:

Which is the only program in the American Athletic Conference not to have announced any new recruits?

What's the only program from last year's Elite Eight not to have announced any new recruits?

Which is the only national champion since 1997 not to have announced any new recruits?

 

Well, I suppose that's possible. But they do have to replace 5 starters from last year's team, so....

 

It's been two weeks over a month since we posted the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid and a few schools have come off.

No longer on the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid are Buffalo, Denver, Cal State Bakersfield, Temple and UMBC, Rutgers, Delaware, Princeton, Maryland and Mass-Lowell, bringing us down to 85 80 programs. (It's really 83 because East Tennessee State (Bo Oshoniyi) and Howard (Philip Gyau) just hired their head coaches so they get a grace period of a month before adding them to the list.)

Here's the updated 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid and this time it's broken down by conference.

America East (3)
Hartford (Tom Poitras), Stony Brook (Ryan Anatol), Vermont (Jesse Cormier)

American Athletic (1)
Connecticut (Ray Reid)

Atlantic 10 (6)
Fordham (Jim McElderry), George Mason (Greg Andrulis), La Salle (Pat Farrell), Massachusetts (Sam Koch), Saint Joseph's (Don D’Ambra), St. Bonaventure (Mel Mahler)

Atlantic Coast (3)
Boston College (Ed Kelly), Duke (John Kerr), Pittsburgh (Joe Luxbacher)

Atlantic Sun (4)
Jacksonville (Mauricio Ruiz), North Florida (Derek Marinatos), Stetson (Logan Fleck), USC-Upstate (Greg Hooks)

Big East (5)
DePaul (Craig Blazer), Providence (Craig Stewart), Seton Hall (Gerson Echeverry), St. John's (Dave Masur), Xavier (Andy Fleming)

Big South (6)
Campbell (Steve Armas), Gardner Webb (Tony Setzer), Liberty (Jeff Adler), Longwood (Jon Atkinson), Radford (Marc Reeves), UNC Ashville (Matt Kern)

Big Ten (3)
Ohio State (John Bluem), Penn State (Bob Warming), Wisconsin (John Trask)

Big West (4)
CS Fullerton (George Kuntz), CS Northridge (Terry Davila), UC Irvine (Chris Volk), UC Riverside (Tim Cupello)

Colonial Athletic (1)
James Madison (Tom Martin)

Conference USA (4)
Charlotte (Kevin Langam), Florida Atlantic (Kos Danev), Florida International (Scott Calabrese), Kentucky (Johan Cedergren)

Horizon (6)
Belmont (Bryan Green), Cleveland State (Ali Kazemaini), Detroit (Nicholas Deren), Green Bay (Dan Popik), Milwaukee (Kris Kelderman), Illinois-Chicago (Sean Phillips)

Ivy (6)
Columbia (Kevin Anderson), Cornell (Jaro Zawislan), Dartmouth (Chad Riley), Harvard (Pieter Lehrer), Penn (Rudy Fuller), Yale (Brian Tompkins)

Metro Atlantic Athletic (6)
Fairfield (Carl Rees), Iona (Fernando Barboto), Manhattan (Jorden Scott), Rider (Charlie Inverso), Siena (Cesar Markovic), St. Peter's (Julian Richens)

Missouri Valley (1)
Bradley (Jim DeRose)

Northeast (5)
Fairleigh Dickinson (Seth Roland), Long Island (TJ Kostecky), Robert Morris (Bill Denniston), Sacred Heart (Joe Barosso), St. Francis-Brooklyn (Tom Giovatto)

Patriot League (3 + 2)
American (Todd West), Boston University (Neil Roberts), Loyola (Steve Nichols)
Army and Navy exempt till July

Southern (2 + 1)
East Tennessee State (Bo Oshoniyi), UNC Greensboro (Justin Maulin), VMI (Richie Rose)

Summit (2)
Nebraska-Omaha (Jason Mims), Oral Roberts (Ryan Bush)

Sun Belt (3)
Hartwick (John Scott), Howard (Philip Gyau), NJIT (Didier Orellama)

Western Athletic (3 + 1)
Houston Baptist (Steve Jones), Incarnate Word (Vince Martinez), Missouri-Kansas City (Rick Benben)
Air Force exempt till July

West Coast (2)
San Diego (Seamus McFadden), San Francisco (Eddie Soto)

 

So as of Tuesday evening there are 74 programs still on the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid.

I've gone back to listing them in order of length of tenure at their current schools to show just how apathetic many of the longest-tenured coaches remain and why they have the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid named in their "honor."

1980
San Diego – Seamus McFadden (Ireland)

1984
Pittsburgh – Dr. Joe Luxbacher

1985
Boston University – Neil Roberts

1986
James Madison – Dr. Tom Martin

1987
Florida Atlantic – Kos Donev
La Salle – Pat Farrell

1988
Boston College – Ed Kelly (Ireland)

1989
Gardner-Webb – Tony Setzer

1991
Massachusetts – Sam Koch
St. John’s – Dr. Dave Masur

1995
USC-Upstate – Dr. Greg Hooks

1996
Fairfield – Carl Rees (England)
Yale – Brian Tompkins (England)

1997
Connecticut – Ray Reid
Fairleigh Dickinson – Seth Roland
Ohio State – John Bluem
Robert Morris – Bill Denniston (Canada)

1998
UMKC – Rick Benben

1999
Cal State Northridge – Terry Davila
Long Island – TJ Kostecky

2000
American – Todd West

2001
DePaul – Jay Glazer
Liberty – Jeff Alder

2003
Fordham – Jim McElderry
Iona - Fernando Barboto

2004
Vermont – Jesse Cormier

2005
George Mason – Greg Andrulis
Longwood – Jon Atkinson (England)
Sacred Heart – Joe Barosso (Portugal)
St. Bonaventure – Mel Mahler

2006
Cleveland State – Ali Kazemaini (Iran)
Houston Baptist – Steve Jones

2007
St. Francis (NY) – Tom Giovatto
Stetson – Logan Fleck

2008
Duke – John Kerr, Jr.
Virginia Military Institute – Richie Rose (England)

2009
Columbia – Kevin Anderson
Cornell – Jaro Zawislan (Poland/Canada)
Detroit – Nicholas Deren

2010
Campbell – Steve Armas
Hartwick – John Scott (Scotland)
Illinois-Chicago –Sean Phillips
Penn State – Bob Warming
Radford – Marc Reeves (England)
UNC-Asheville - Matt Kern
UNC-Greensboro – Justin Maulin (South Africa)
Wisconsin – John Trask
Xavier – Andy Fleming

2011
Hartford – Tom Poitras
Incarnate Word – Vince Martinez
Nebraska-Omaha – Jason Mims
North Florida – Derek Marinatos
Rider – Charlie Inverso
Saint Peter’s – Julian Richens (England)
Stony Brook – Ryan Anatol (Trinidad)

2012
Charlotte – Kevin Langam (England)
Kentucky – Johan Cedergren (Sweden)
Manhattan – Jorden Scott (England)
Providence – Craig Stewart (England)
Seton Hall – Gerson Echeverry
Wisconsin-Green Bay – Dan Popik
Wisconsin-Milwaukee – Kris Kelderman

2013
New Jersey Institute of Technology – Didier Orellana
Oral Roberts – Ryan Bush
Siena – Cesar Markovic
UC Riverside – Tim Cupello

2014
Belmont – Bryan Green
Cal State Fullerton – George Kuntz
East Tennessee State - Bo Oshoniyi
Florida International – Scott Calabrese
Howard - Philip Gyau
Loyola-Maryland – Steve Nichols
San Francisco – Eddie Soto
UC Irvine –Chris Volk

 

The updated 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid through the end of last week.

We're down to 71 schools which means, sadly, that as of Memorial Day Weekend less than 70 percent - which is not passing at most colleges - of the schools have announced. That is, literally, a collective failure.

I've gone back to listing them in order of length of tenure at their current schools to show just how apathetic many of the longest-tenured coaches remain and why they have the 2014 Ed Kelly/Seamus McFadden I Don't Care About My Program Shit List of shame and apathy, presented, as always, by Ray Reid named in their "honor."

1980
San Diego – Seamus McFadden (Ireland)

1984
Pittsburgh – Dr. Joe Luxbacher

1985
Boston University – Neil Roberts

1986
James Madison – Dr. Tom Martin

1987
Florida Atlantic – Kos Donev
La Salle – Pat Farrell

1988
Boston College – Ed Kelly (Ireland)

1989
Gardner-Webb – Tony Setzer

1991
Massachusetts – Sam Koch
St. John’s – Dr. Dave Masur

1995
USC-Upstate – Dr. Greg Hooks

1996
Fairfield – Carl Rees (England)
Yale – Brian Tompkins (England)

1997
Connecticut – Ray Reid
Fairleigh Dickinson – Seth Roland
Ohio State – John Bluem
Robert Morris – Bill Denniston (Canada)

1998
UMKC – Rick Benben

1999
Cal State Northridge – Terry Davila
Long Island – TJ Kostecky

2000
American – Todd West

2001
DePaul – Jay Glazer
Liberty – Jeff Alder

2003
Fordham – Jim McElderry

2004
Vermont – Jesse Cormier

2005
George Mason – Greg Andrulis
Longwood – Jon Atkinson (England)
Sacred Heart – Joe Barosso (Portugal)
St. Bonaventure – Mel Mahler

2006
Cleveland State – Ali Kazemaini (Iran)
Houston Baptist – Steve Jones

2007
St. Francis (NY) – Tom Giovatto
Stetson – Logan Fleck

2008
Duke – John Kerr, Jr.
Virginia Military Institute – Richie Rose (England)

2009
Columbia – Kevin Anderson
Cornell – Jaro Zawislan (Poland/Canada)
Detroit – Nicholas Deren

2010
Hartwick – John Scott (Scotland)
Illinois-Chicago –Sean Phillips
Penn State – Bob Warming
Radford – Marc Reeves (England)
UNC-Asheville - Matt Kern
UNC-Greensboro – Justin Maulin (South Africa)
Wisconsin – John Trask

2011
Hartford – Tom Poitras
Incarnate Word – Vince Martinez
Nebraska-Omaha – Jason Mims
North Florida – Derek Marinatos
Rider – Charlie Inverso
Saint Peter’s – Julian Richens (England)
Stony Brook – Ryan Anatol (Trinidad)

2012
Charlotte – Kevin Langam (England)
Kentucky – Johan Cedergren (Sweden)
Manhattan – Jorden Scott (England)
Providence – Craig Stewart (England)
Seton Hall – Gerson Echeverry
Wisconsin-Green Bay – Dan Popik
Wisconsin-Milwaukee – Kris Kelderman

2013
New Jersey Institute of Technology – Didier Orellana
Oral Roberts – Ryan Bush
Siena – Cesar Markovic
UC Riverside – Tim Cupello

2014
Belmont – Bryan Green
Cal State Fullerton – George Kuntz
East Tennessee State - Bo Oshoniyi
Florida International – Scott Calabrese
Howard - Philip Gyau
Loyola-Maryland – Steve Nichols
San Francisco – Eddie Soto
UC Irvine –Chris Volk

 

Yes.

It's fair. It's more than fair.

There are no excuses.