CCH Has a New (Assistant) Basketball Coach

Originally Posted by alwayswrong

If he did not seek out CCH as everyone else wrote, then how did he end up there.
Is this Coach L admitting that he needs a little more help this year?
I'm not trying to throw fuel on the fire, but what traditionally has been a very fundamentally sound program looks like its running around helter skelter.

I wouldn't read too much into it, Alwayswrong. Where do you get "helter skelter" out of hiring a coach during the season that you didn't know was available or interested?

At least Bradley can give the boys a feel for what its going to be like to go up against a 7 foot wingspan here in the very near future.

Originally Posted by scout

Great addition, but what CovCath REALLY needs right now is an Infectious Disease specialist.

..now that's funny!

Originally Posted by alwayswrong

If he did not seek out CCH as everyone else wrote, then how did he end up there.
Is this Coach L admitting that he needs a little more help this year?
I'm not trying to throw fuel on the fire, but what traditionally has been a very fundamentally sound program looks like its running around helter skelter.

Actually, I do not know if he sought out CCH or not. Like I mentioned earlier, I know he has connections to CCH / NDA and I'd assume that's why he is there as opposed to somewhere else.

I do not know the details of who got in touch with who or how any of this came to fruition.

I do not think this is Coach L admitting that he needs more help. I do not like what Coach L has done with the coaching staff over the past 5 or so years. Not too long ago, I thought CCH had one of the best coaching staffs in the state. Now, I do not know too much about the staff; however, there's no doubt in my mind that 99% of the coaches in the nation would take a guy like Michael Bradley. He's played BIG TIME college basketball and has played in the NBA.

Even with transfering from UK to Villanova, sitting out one year per the NCAAA Div. I transfer rule year and leaving college one year early to enter the NBA draft, Bradley was a first round draft pick.