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Is the Montgomery job open?

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What's the story with the AD then? a crony of the Super? How does that guy/gal face the mirror every morning knowing the Super is a 'train wreck' and leaving 'carnage' in your program?

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What's the story with the AD then? a crony of the Super? How does that guy/gal face the mirror every morning knowing the Super is a 'train wreck' and leaving 'carnage' in your program?

 

I believe he used to work with Super at his previous stop. To my understanding they have had a falling out...all Super does is chase his tail.

Would Scott Hundley be considered for this position? I know he was once an assistant at MoCo

Would Scott Hundley be considered for this position? I know he was once an assistant at MoCo

 

Considered yes. He's smarter than that.

Well, if not Happy, then whom??

Jason Woodard will be the next coach.

IMO

How has the girls coach, Coach Robinson keeps her job year after year? She has been very sucessful.

Jason Woodard will be the next coach.

IMO

 

Give us some info about him. Thanks

Griesser was there 4 years.

 

Woodard played high school ball at Caverna. Played college ball at Georgetown and was an NAIA all American. Played about 10 years of professional ball in China.

Happy brought him to Montgomery Co as an assistant and he did a lot of the coaching while Happy was injured.

 

Woodard is a good guy with a ton of basketball experience and knowledge but no head coaching experience.

Griesser was there 4 years.

 

Woodard played high school ball at Caverna. Played college ball at Georgetown and was an NAIA all American. Played about 10 years of professional ball in China.

Happy brought him to Montgomery Co as an assistant and he did a lot of the coaching while Happy was injured.

 

Woodard is a good guy with a ton of basketball experience and knowledge but no head coaching experience.

 

Replacing a successful coach with someone with no head coaching experience....??????

They've given a guy with no head coaching experience the reigns before.

The girls program has had tremendous success, but it has been accomplished the old fashion way. Early fundamentals, organized

team play, ect ect... I think this has also helped to manage parent expectations a little more than the boys. I've seen a few

crazy moms and dads at girls games but overall I never got the feeling there were that many. Winning also cures a lot of the sourness imo. Not

all of the sourness can be weeded out, but lets face it, if you win the region 8 out of 10 years (or what ever it is) most administrations will

be in your corner , when it comes to dealing with parents...

 

Over the last 4 plus years the boys program has had its share of "strong personalities". Once that doors opens for 1 parent, it continues to swing

for the next parent. Truly a shame, but like many communities that's just the way it is.

jmo,

But Jason would be a great pick for this administration and where they want this program to head. Under the current culture

this coach will have to think outside the box. He's been around that way of thinking most of his coaching career and should flourish.

They've given a guy with no head coaching experience the reigns before.

 

But to fire a successful coach that was doing a great job and then replace them with someone with no experience is my question.

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