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East Ridge has hired Randy McCoy

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If true good hire. They have flirted with each other numerous times and always some stumbling blocks arose. Randy is a good coach and if the same team is in place for next season will compete for the state title. There was no discipline and no offensive flow under Lemaster. McCoy will work these guys to the bone day in and day out and it will pay off on the court.

 

 

If true.....Is this official or just speculation?

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If true good hire. They have flirted with each other numerous times and always some stumbling blocks arose. Randy is a good coach and if the same team is in place for next season will compete for the state title. There was no discipline and no offensive flow under Lemaster. McCoy will work these guys to the bone day in and day out and it will pay off on the court.

 

 

If true.....Is this official or just speculation?

 

 

Reporting what I read in the article I posted.

We heard this earlier this week here in the second region. He needed to get back into the "system". UHA being a private school hurts your retirement.

We heard this earlier this week here in the second region. He needed to get back into the "system". UHA being a private school hurts your retirement.

 

That's a good reason, but there are also other reason's in play I'm sure. His family and more importantly his wives family is from Pike Co.

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