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Who will replace Alan Mullins at Ryle?

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Please tell me his bogus time as a reporter for hoopsreport.com counts as relavent experience! I can list myself as a scout and make a blog, that does not make me more qualified to be a head coach at a 6A school. Blevins and Bowman should get jobs at a school like Lloyd, prove themselves and then get these jobs. Cooper and Boone will continue to be at the top of the 33rd because of their draw in the school district. If Blevins comes in and has 3 losing seasons in a row, his career is finished and so is Demlers.

 

Is this comment meant as draw as in enrollment numbers? If so, Ryle is bigger than both schools I believe. I know nothing of Blevins or if he is a good coach but it sounds like their may be something personal between you and him. Did he cut your kid from an AAU team or something?

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Is this comment meant as draw as in enrollment numbers? If so, Ryle is bigger than both schools I believe. I know nothing of Blevins or if he is a good coach but it sounds like their may be something personal between you and him. Did he cut your kid from an AAU team or something?

 

I think Blevins is a good guy. I didn't even know he coaches AAU, but do do a lot of people. Ryle needs an experienced head coach not an inexperienced program builder. If there is someone who applied that is younger, successful as a HC, and passionate, hire them. If not, give it to Blevins.

 

Guru, my point was this thread was being controlled not the board itself I should have clarified it more. Great board great people!

Too many schools look for an experienced head coach. It's tough to get experience if everyone wants an experienced coach. I'd guess Cooper is happy they took a chance on a guy with not much head coaching experience

Is this comment meant as draw as in enrollment numbers? If so, Ryle is bigger than both schools I believe. I know nothing of Blevins or if he is a good coach but it sounds like their may be something personal between you and him. Did he cut your kid from an AAU team or something?

 

Boone and Cooper draw more basketball players. It's all about the feeder schools and how well they're run. Ockerman and Camp Earnst are better run middle school programs. They have a better relationship at the schools they feed as well. Gray and Ryle are neighbors and the coaches don't even speak.

Please tell me his bogus time as a reporter for hoopsreport.com counts as relavent experience! I can list myself as a scout and make a blog, that does not make me more qualified to be a head coach at a 6A school. Blevins and Bowman should get jobs at a school like Lloyd, prove themselves and then get these jobs. Cooper and Boone will continue to be at the top of the 33rd because of their draw in the school district. If Blevins comes in and has 3 losing seasons in a row, his career is finished and so is Demlers.

 

I disagree. Bowman has been coaching I think for 7 years in the district on all levels (middle, Fresh, JV, Assistant Varsity) with much success. Coach Blevins has been in the district for 4 years (I think) at Cooper. Both show a lot of promise in there style of coaching. I think both have plenty of experience to handle the pressures of being a head varisty coach. Bowman has been with two totally different programs and coaches, he was ability to adapt well to the different styles in order to have a successful team. Coach Blevins has demonstarted working through a program from the start. So I don't see how either of these guys couldn't handle the position, they both have proved to me that they can do it!! Just my opinion.

Please tell me his bogus time as a reporter for hoopsreport.com counts as relavent experience! I can list myself as a scout and make a blog, that does not make me more qualified to be a head coach at a 6A school. Blevins and Bowman should get jobs at a school like Lloyd, prove themselves and then get these jobs. Cooper and Boone will continue to be at the top of the 33rd because of their draw in the school district. If Blevins comes in and has 3 losing seasons in a row, his career is finished and so is Demlers.

You go red hawk!

 

Robin Hood

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In my opinion bowman and blevins are front runners in every job posted, any program will be lucky to have them!

That is about as crazy as the stuff I post.

Robin Hood

So just to recap the candidates:

 

Jim Hicks - HC at Grant County

Eric Goetz - former HC at Holy Cross

Dan Trame - former HC at Walton Verona

Brandon Grammer - HC at Seneca

Ryan Bowman - JV coach at Conner

Blevins - JV coach at Cooper

 

You're the committee, what 3 do you bring in for interview?

 

None of these individuals will be coaching Ryle next year.

Robin Hood

I'd say Blevins is a front runner for the Highlands job...if he has been in contact with them, of course.

Is this Blevins guy the former player at HC and walk on at NKU?

Robin Hood

Sometimes I feel that people forget to think that a good head coach isnt just a person that can draw up some fancy x's and o's, that is the easiest part of the job, but more importantly its how that person manages players, parents, fundraising, boosters, paperwork, how they work with their youth teams (middle school, AAU, etc), and many other aspects of coaching that people NEVER see. It all depends on those people on the committee and what they feel is most important.

Sideline demeanor? I used to officiate a fair amount of Cooper games. He was one of the most respectful coaches I called for.

OMG, I had no idea you were a ref. When and why did you stop? Were you one of the refs that got bashed on here by the posters who know nothing but act as if they do?

Robin Hood

Ryle is a huge school, top notch facilities, plenty of money in its area. These are all very attractive to all coaches, not just from tiny Northern Ky but far reaching areas.

Ryles next coach will not come from this area but far away. None of the asst coaches around here will get it, they will land someone that none of the experts on here are aware of.

Sit tight. An experienced, successful coach will be taking over soon.

 

Robin Hood

Ryle is a huge school, top notch facilities, plenty of money in its area. These are all very attractive to all coaches, not just from tiny Northern Ky but far reaching areas.

Ryles next coach will not come from this area but far away. None of the asst coaches around here will get it, they will land someone that none of the experts on here are aware of.

Sit tight. An experienced, successful coach will be taking over soon.

 

Robin Hood

 

wa wa,

 

give use three guys that you "think" will get it. I agree they will hire someone not currently coaching in NKY but someone that was either a former HC in NKY or someone who has ties to NKY.

Is this Blevins guy the former player at HC and walk on at NKU?

Robin Hood

 

I think you are thinking of Bibbins

wa wa,

 

give use three guys that you "think" will get it. I agree they will hire someone not currently coaching in NKY but someone that was either a former HC in NKY or someone who has ties to NKY.

I have no idea and wont pretend to. I think Ryle could get anybody they wanted. I just feel it won't be someone in this area. That whole area, the school, housing development, businesses, best facilities will certainly draw some big time people. I hope Ryle realizes this and actually thinks BIG. I think this position has the potential to be one of the top in the area, including Cincinnati. Maybe someone from Cincinnati or Northern Ohio.

Will be fun to see.

 

Robin Hood

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