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thestate.com - 7/7/2008
Tanner pursues Tar Heel assistant | GoGamecocks
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USC coach schedules meeting with Holbrook in search for Lee s replacement While Monte Lee was being introduced Thursday as the baseball coach at the College of Charleston, USC coach Ray Tanner was moving quickly to find Lee’s replacement. Tanner is scheduled to meet this weekend with North Carolina assistant Chad Holbrook, according to USC spokesman Steve Fink. Tanner was sick Thursday and ...

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Garnet And Black Attack:  THE THREAD [07.07.08] :: Accomplishment and Scandal

Carolina March:  USC Wants to Swipe Chad Holbrook

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THE THREAD [07.07.08] :: Accomplishment and Scandal
Garnet And Black Attack — Next in line. As expected, Monte Lee excepted the baseball head coach job at the College of Charleston. That leaves South Carolina looking for a new recruiting coordinator, a search that seems to be leading to Chapel Hill. Tanner is scheduled to meet this weekend with North Carolina assistant Chad Holbrook, according to USC spokesman Steve Fink. ... This is not the first time Tanner has pursued Holbrook, a North Carolina alum who has coached for the Tar Heels since 1995. Tanner spoke with Holbrook last ...

USC Wants to Swipe Chad Holbrook
Carolina March — USC Wants to Swipe Chad Holbrook I'm not sure why he'd want a lateral move away from his alma mater though. (via)

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