Assistant Coaches

Think they have someone in mind, just not sure if he should be named an AC or DOBO or AD. :unsure:
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An athletic director and an assistant basketball coach are two very different jobs. I find it hard to believe that they would be deciding on which position to offer this person.
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Really? Thanks for the info! And thanks for detecting my light sarcasm! :unsure:
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Please refer to my previous post about his complete inability to recognize sarcasm ever, and how painful it is to witness. Thank you.
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so you were being sarcastic there too! Now I get it!! Thanks!!
 
@CoachRNaclerio: Just got a phone call from a person who just signed on to be a part of the St. John's basketball staff. Real good guy, real good get.
 
@CoachRNaclerio: Just got a phone call from a person who just signed on to be a part of the St. John's basketball staff. Real good guy, real good get.
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Any ideas who he's talking about?
 
@CoachRNaclerio: Just got a phone call from a person who just signed on to be a part of the St. John's basketball staff. Real good guy, real good get.
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Any ideas who he's talking about?
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Hopefully himself.
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So you want a HS coach nicknamed Nutsy to fill the vacant spot? Hmm. That's a long, long way from an Eddie Pinckney.
 
Has Mike Rice been mentioned by anyone? He's going to get break soon.
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I wouldn't hire him to coach a CYO team
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I would not hire him to coach a cyo team, but I'd hire him as a college assistant.
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Would you send Rice out on the recruiting circuit representing your school?
The man is absolutely nuts and wrapped tighter than a drum
No thanks - don't want him here
 
Louie Orr ?????
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All jokes aside, Louis Orr would be a assistant fantastic coach. Level headed game-time manager who is a high character guy. I bet Seton Hall rues the day they thought their were greener pastures elsewhere.
 
Louie Orr ?????
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All jokes aside, Louis Orr would be a assistant fantastic coach. Level headed game-time manager who is a high character guy. I bet Seton Hall rues the day they thought their were greener pastures elsewhere.
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I don't question that Orr is a high character guy
But when he was a head coach, he looked like he was falling asleep on the bench
Around 57 years old - probably not terribly interested in the recruiting circuit
Not a very successful head coach (12-20 last year at Bowling Green)
Probably not a great x and o guy
No thanks - I'd rather have a hungry up and coming younger guy than a older retread
 
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