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Headlining a flurry of coaching changes at Eastern was the head coaching change of the men's and women's cross country team. After spending 12 years as the men's coach and 10 years as the women's cross country coach at Eastern, John McInerney resigned from the school as a coach but did not completely stop working on the campus.
There are a few questions that surround this year's football team, considering only a year ago expectations were not met. Last year's team left many questions that are to be answered by this year's team, but those who left the team also created vacancies that bring up even more questions that should be focused on while the team gets ready for the upcoming season.
The competition for Eastern's starting quarterback spot features a new arm from the badger state, Matt Schabert, and the Panthers' incumbent play caller, Andrew Harris. Harris, a junior, has taken snaps with the first team and is currently No. 1 on the Panthers' depth chart, but there is a talented veteran waiting in the wings while being acclimated to a new system.
Going ... from Cross Country is John McInerney. The eight year head coach of the track and field team decided to step down to become a full-time teacher in the physical education department. The coach also wanted to spend more time with his family, citing his two young boys as a major reason for trying to find some more time to stay home.
