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Bob Goodman hired as Bourbon County new coach

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It is official Bob Goodman will take over as the new coach at Bourbon Co. Welcome to the 10th region and 40th district Coach Goodman.

What is his background? His name doesn't ring a bell.

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What is his background? His name doesn't ring a bell.

 

From what I could research, think he was an assistant at Henry Clay.

Yes, he has been an assistant at Henry Clay for the past few years. Great guy and great basketball guy should be a good fit at Bourbon. Good luck!!

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What is his background? His name doesn't ring a bell.

 

Here is what I could find from the LJ:

 

 

[h=3]Bourbon County names Goodman boys’ hoops coach[/h]Published May 23, 2012 Uncategorized Closed

 

robgoodman1.jpg Rob Goodman

 

After 22 years as a basketball assistant, Rob Goodman is finally getting a chance to be a head coach.

Goodman, 41, has been hired to take over the boys’ program at Bourbon County.

Goodman was an assistant at Henry Clay the past six years under Daniel Brown. He was also an assistant to Brown for one season (2005-06) at Bourbon County, so he’s familiar with the surroundings of his new job.

“I’m very excited because I know it’s a great place, a great community, and they really support their athletics,” Goodman said.

A Sayre graduate, Goodman got his first coaching experience when he was a 19-year-old assistant with the Spartans.

He also coached under Kyle Macy at Morehead State and Brian Lane at Transylvania.

Goodman said his passion is basketball, but he’s also involved in the standardbred horse business. His wife Michelle’s family owns and operates Kentuckiana Farms in Georgetown, and Goodman says he “fell in love” with that sport, too. He owns some horses and hopes to someday have a Hambletonian winner.

“Living in Kentucky, I’ve got the best of both worlds, basketball and horses,” he said

He is a coach who will get the most out of his players. He has been waiting a long time to get his chance with his own program so I'm sure he will make sure he makes the best of it.

Recognize him from the picture.. Thanks Gold.

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Recognize him from the picture.. Thanks Gold.

 

 

Why I posted the picture, thought it may help.

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