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Ryle head coach

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I think Snapp, or Blevins would be good for the job. Both do a good job of getting the best of their players. Blevins had a great opportunity to learn and grow under one of the best in NkY (Sullivan), and Snapp did a nice job with the kids from Newport, which, from what I hear, isn't always easy (grades, etc.). Whoever takes the job should have a nice program over the next few years. Good talent on its way.

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I think Snapp, or Blevins would be good for the job. Both do a good job of getting the best of their players. Blevins had a great opportunity to learn and grow under one of the best in NkY (Sullivan), and Snapp did a nice job with the kids firom Newport, which, from what I hear, isn't always easy (grades, etc.). Whoever takes the job should have a nice program over the next few years. Good talent on its way.

 

"and Snapp did a nice job with the kids from Newport" I don't like beating a dead horse, but. The kids snapp was dealing with are not from Newport, 4 of the five starters are Cincinnati kids, the other one lives in Covington. Only one kid that played lives in Newport. Maybe say snapp had a god year at Newport High. Which they did.

"and Snapp did a nice job with the kids from Newport" I don't like beating a dead horse, but. The kids snapp was dealing with are not from Newport, 4 of the five starters are Cincinnati kids, the other one lives in Covington. Only one kid that played lives in Newport. Maybe say snapp had a god year at Newport High. Which they did.

 

Nonetheless, thought Snapp did a pretty good job with what he had. And, Im not close to the situation, but heard there were issues with grades, behaviors, practice availability with players (maybe because of location), etc.

I think Snapp, or Blevins would be good for the job. Both do a good job of getting the best of their players. Blevins had a great opportunity to learn and grow under one of the best in NkY (Sullivan), and Snapp did a nice job with the kids from Newport, which, from what I hear, isn't always easy (grades, etc.). Whoever takes the job should have a nice program over the next few years. Good talent on its way.

 

Blevins never received an interview. I assume the out of the area guy was Grammer?

 

Blevins never received an interview. I assume the out of the area guy was Grammer?

 

I wasn't told the name, just that they picked a guy from outside the area who is now "hedging" and that his deadline may be quickly approaching. Where is Grammer from?

"and Snapp did a nice job with the kids from Newport" I don't like beating a dead horse, but. The kids snapp was dealing with are not from Newport, 4 of the five starters are Cincinnati kids, the other one lives in Covington. Only one kid that played lives in Newport. Maybe say snapp had a god year at Newport High. Which they did.

 

 

:clap::thumb::laugh::taz: Exactly: What grade problem seemed every one was able to play all year. Grades didn't seem to be a problem A few on the bench and Jv team lived in Newport

I wasn't told the name, just that they picked a guy from outside the area who is now "hedging" and that his deadline may be quickly approaching. Where is Grammer from?

 

He was at Ryle until he abruptly quit just before the start of the 2008 or 2009 season. He moved to Florida to coach and then moved back to Kentucky and I believe is somewhere in Lexington or Louisville. Rumor had it he had applied, so I'm just adding 1+1 and I have no inside scoop as to the truth of my hunch.

He was at Ryle until he abruptly quit just before the start of the 2008 or 2009 season. He moved to Florida to coach and then moved back to Kentucky and I believe is somewhere in Lexington or Louisville. Rumor had it he had applied, so I'm just adding 1+1 and I have no inside scoop as to the truth of my hunch.

 

I'd be totally shocked if it was Grammer. It sounds as if he left on bad terms. He applied last year for the JV job they had and didn't get it according to Mullins.

I'd be totally shocked if it was Grammer. It sounds as if he left on bad terms. He applied last year for the JV job they had and didn't get it according to Mullins.

 

Not 100 percent but I think Grammer was over in Norwood Hs Last I heard but this has been about a year or two

Richard Skinner just tweeted this:

 

@nkyskinner: Ryle AD Jim Demler on boys' hoop coach search: "Still interviewing. No timetable."

Not 100 percent but I think Grammer was over in Norwood Hs Last I heard but this has been about a year or two

 

I think you're right. Mullins said he had problems with him, but did say that the principal Turner did like him though.

I wasn't told the name, just that they picked a guy from outside the area who is now "hedging" and that his deadline may be quickly approaching. Where is Grammer from?

 

Steve Wright?

From a source

 

Ryle interviewed 3 ppl certified in science or math.

 

Dave McFarland was one of those 3 from what I heard.

From a source

 

Ryle interviewed 3 ppl certified in science or math.

 

Dave McFarland was one of those 3 from what I heard.

 

McFarland would be a great "get" for Ryle IMO.

Steve Wright?

 

Is this the Steve Wright that is at Pulaski Southwestern?

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