Sentence examples for rebuilding a program from inspiring English sources

He will also have to suffer through the inevitable lean times that accompany rebuilding a program.

In an effort to reclaim that high standard of play after bottoming out at 1-11 in 2006, the Stanford administration reached out to the University of San Diego Coach Jim Harbaugh, who despite struggling through a 4-8 season last year has succeeded in changing the culture in Palo Alto, the first step in rebuilding a program.

From that experience, Elliott said he understands the patience it takes to rebuild a program the right way.

Hurley was hired in April 2010 to rebuild a program that had languished in the Northeast Conference, finished 5-26 the season before his arrival and become an afterthought on its small hilltop campus on Staten Island.

"When you're trying to rebuild a program, sometimes all it takes is one guy and then that one guy allows you to get other guys, especially if it's a guy like Blake," Capel said.

He must rebuild a program, one that has aspirations to move up to the Football Championship Subdivision, and shed the label of being a halfway house for troubled players, a Band-Aid for booted college stars who wish to repair their image before the pros.

Just minutes after being introduced today to a small group of Rutgers faithful that included a few of his future players, he acknowledged that he had a long, tough task ahead of him to rebuild a program mired in mediocrity since its last N.C.A.A. tournament appearance in 1991.

Welsh's hiring came a week after Coach Tom Pecora left Hofstra for Fordham, where he has been charged with rebuilding a fallen program.

Rebuilding a basketball program that has an interim coach and only nine players -- four of them walk-ons -- will be a mammoth task.

Isiah Thomas is moving to South Florida, where he will pursue the daunting task of simultaneously rebuilding a losing program and his own battered reputation.

He won 89 games and helped rebuild a dismal program.