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Dave Fraley resigns at Pulaski County

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Good luck Coach Fraley. Pulaski Co. will miss you. Great basketball mind,great motivator, great coach. One of the true greats of Kentucky high school basketball. Want to move back to Powell County and reside here? We could find something for you to do I am positive. :thumb:

It must not have been in the 14th Region!!! :D

Thats funny. I was thinking the same thing. :thumb:

Flynn did coach tonight in PC's 2 pt loss to Casey Co. John Perkins did not play and Perkins and Floyd did not start. Will we ever really know what happened?

Flynn did coach tonight in PC's 2 pt loss to Casey Co. John Perkins did not play and Perkins and Floyd did not start. Will we ever really know what happened?

 

I have heard some stories from different people of what has happend at PC, the story that i am hearing over and over again is when John Perkins recieved his 5th foul in the Southwestern game, that one of the SW coaches supposedly said something to him, and as we all can guess, he decided to jaw back to him and unfortunately for him people heard so he was forced to be benched for a game. As for Ty, its a mystery that we will probably never know!

This saga is a perfect example of why pro sports teams tend to avoid drafting players with "character issues." Sometimes the pursuit of the big prize is not worth the extra baggage.

This saga is a perfect example of why pro sports teams tend to avoid drafting players with "character issues." Sometimes the pursuit of the big prize is not worth the extra baggage.

 

I can't say whether this is 100% correct, but from the way that people keep talking about it, i would say that this had the biggest impact on Fraleys stepping down. Dealing with two cancers like that can give anyone health problems

I can't say whether this is 100% correct, but from the way that people keep talking about it, i would say that this had the biggest impact on Fraleys stepping down. Dealing with two cancers like that can give anyone health problems

 

There's more to it than that, from what I'm hearing. And what I'm hearing casts doubt on these "health problems."

There's more to it than that, from what I'm hearing. And what I'm hearing casts doubt on these "health problems."

 

Is what i'm hearing way off? Or am i just lacking the important details of the matter?

No current health problems but if he had continued to tolerate what was happening, which goes against his style, he could have developed health problems. Anyone could have from what I understand. Get your golf game in order and good luck Coach.

Is what i'm hearing way off? Or am i just lacking the important details of the matter?

 

A little bit.

Coach Fraleys " Health Issues " is elevated blood pressure. A few rounds of golf and this issue will subside. One PC Player was suspended for two games due to his behavior at the SWHS game. The other two players did not start because of missing a practice. I want to say good luck Coach Fraley it was a pleasure watching you coach. Good luck to Coach Flynn in your new position.

Coach Fraley is a wonderful man and a very good coach. If he leaves the coaching profession, Kentucky High School basketball will miss him.

 

Best of luck in what you decide Coach Fraley and take care.... :thumb:

Thats funny. I was thinking the same thing. :thumb:

 

 

What about the crowe kid now playing at Wolfe?

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