Definitely this. For the next couple years it will be a high profile job.

Maybe Mason Co can lure Geno Auriemma away from UCONN? :idunno:

Not happening.

Why not? I mean I live in Dallas but everything I hear of he was a top candidate for the Augusta boys job

Maybe Mason Co can lure Geno Auriemma away from UCONN? :idunno:

 

Maybe they can throw an 11th hour pitch to Billy Donavan before he heads to OKC :lol2:

Why was she dismissed?

Why was she dismissed?

 

That's the million dollar question!!

Why was she dismissed?

 

I believe they eliminated her teaching position.

IMO it should be Rabbit's job, he's been coaching these girls to success since 2nd grade.

 

Can't say I'm shocked that Piper is gone, I've heard things from practices and such that are very unprofessional. But whoever the next coach is they will have the opportunity to make history at Mason County.

Also all teaching positions other than Chemistry have been filled at MCHS. So it's the perfect fit now.

I know him as rabbit and coach of the young girls.....what is his real name.....is he a teacher?

I know him as rabbit and coach of the young girls.....what is his real name.....is he a teacher?

 

Brian Littleton and no I believe he still works for UPS. Or last time I heard he did.

I'm good friends with him in PK. He would be an excellent hire. I don't think he's interested.

I'm good friends with him in PK. He would be an excellent hire. I don't think he's interested.

 

Who would not be interested Rabbit or PK? You have to think that job would draw interest from all around. Especially with the ore group being only Juniors next season. I think they both will be interested but we all know Rabbit won't get a second look. PK on the other hand :idunno:

Not much mention in Maysville's almost-daily newspaper:

Piper Lindsey, leading the Mason County girls' basketball team to the 2015 final four of the Sweet 16, will not return to the high school next year.

 

Nothing to see here folks ... move along.

Not much mention in Maysville's almost-daily newspaper:

Piper Lindsey, leading the Mason County girls' basketball team to the 2015 final four of the Sweet 16, will not return to the high school next year.

 

Nothing to see here folks ... move along.

 

I was just thinking the same thing. But you have to understand that the only thing that really matters to the Maysville newspaper publication is their boys basketball and football at times. The girls program has to win a regional to get any recognition in their own home town newspaper. Even the radio station WFTM who usually is a great source of sporting news and information is tight lipped at the moment.

 

I did hear budget cuts were a factor but something defintitly smells funny in Maysville right now.

I was just thinking the same thing. But you have to understand that the only thing that really matters to the Maysville newspaper publication is their boys basketball and football at times. The girls program has to win a regional to get any recognition in their own home town newspaper. Even the radio station WFTM who usually is a great source of sporting news and information is tight lipped at the moment.

 

I did hear budget cuts were a factor but something defintitly smells funny in Maysville right now.

 

I guess it's really hard for the radio folks to really be unbiased. You would think honest journalism would rule, but when you have been covering the team's boys games for so long, you probably feel like you have to walk on pins and needles when it comes to actually doing some reporting and putting the real story out there or risk severing your ties/relationships.