Buddy Biggs leaves Pendleton County with many accolades:

 

2001-2002: Runner-Up McDonald's Holiday Classic in Bath County.

 

2002-2003: Biggs leads the young Wildcats to their first regional tournament since 1997.

 

2003-2004: Biggs leads PC to a 20-11 record and first 38th district title since 1996. It was the Wildcats first twenty win season since 1984. Runner-Up in AIT.

 

2004-2005: 29-5 record(2nd most wins in school history). Kentucky AP Coach of the year. Runner-Up in 5/3 Classic Holiday Christmas tournament. Wins second straight 38th district title. Wins 10th region championship, the first for PC in 34 years(1971). Competes in prestigious Sweet 16. Assistant coach for Ky in Kentucky/Ohio All-Star game.

 

2005-2006: 28-4 record. Louisville Courier-Journal Coach of the year. 3rd place in Laurel County's Hoopin' IT Up Classic. Won first-ever MCIT. 38th district 3-peat. Reached semi-finals of the 10th region tourney for 3rd straight year. Had a 19 game win streak.

 

Buddy Biggs leaves with the 3rd most wins all-time at PCHS. He only needed three more to become 2nd all-time. His five year record was 102-51, a winning percentage of .667.

 

While in Falmouth, Biggs won one MCIT, three 38th district titles, one 10th region title and was runner-up in five other KY high school tournaments.

 

He will not be forgotten......

Good luck to Coach Biggs at Ashland.

 

Lots of folks thought that BB would be shopping once the talent well in Falmouth started to dry up; but I for one don't blame him. Ashland has a storied basketball program; probably a step up from a status/visibility standpoint.

Buddy Biggs will be greatly missed. All of Pendleton County will be sad to see him go since he has become such a standout in the community and an asset to the team.

 

Thanks coach for all of the memories that you helped us get and don't forget about our small-town school where you made big things happen!

Buddy Biggs leaves Pendleton County with many accolades:

 

2001-2002: Runner-Up McDonald's Holiday Classic in Bath County.

 

2002-2003: Biggs leads the young Wildcats to their first regional tournament since 1997.

 

2003-2004: Biggs leads PC to a 20-11 record and first 38th district title since 1996. It was the Wildcats first twenty win season since 1984. Runner-Up in AIT.

 

2004-2005: 29-5 record(2nd most wins in school history). Kentucky AP Coach of the year. Runner-Up in 5/3 Classic Holiday Christmas tournament. Wins second straight 38th district title. Wins 10th region championship, the first for PC in 34 years(1971). Competes in prestigious Sweet 16. Assistant coach for Ky in Kentucky/Ohio All-Star game.

 

2005-2006: 28-4 record. Louisville Courier-Journal Coach of the year. 3rd place in Laurel County's Hoopin' IT Up Classic. Won first-ever MCIT. 38th district 3-peat. Reached semi-finals of the 10th region tourney for 3rd straight year. Had a 19 game win streak.

 

Buddy Biggs leaves with the 3rd most wins all-time at PCHS. He only needed three more to become 2nd all-time. His five year record was 102-51, a winning percentage of .667.

 

While in Falmouth, Biggs won one MCIT, three 38th district titles, one 10th region title and was runner-up in five other KY high school tournaments.

 

He will not be forgotten......

 

That is a pretty awesome resume - I'm not sure I would list the Runner-Up of the McDonald's Holiday Classic in Bath County as a super accomplishment, however.

Why did he leave PC?

Buddy Biggs leaves Pendleton County with many accolades:

 

2001-2002: Runner-Up McDonald's Holiday Classic in Bath County.

 

2002-2003: Biggs leads the young Wildcats to their first regional tournament since 1997.

 

2003-2004: Biggs leads PC to a 20-11 record and first 38th district title since 1996. It was the Wildcats first twenty win season since 1984. Runner-Up in AIT.

 

2004-2005: 29-5 record(2nd most wins in school history). Kentucky AP Coach of the year. Runner-Up in 5/3 Classic Holiday Christmas tournament. Wins second straight 38th district title. Wins 10th region championship, the first for PC in 34 years(1971). Competes in prestigious Sweet 16. Assistant coach for Ky in Kentucky/Ohio All-Star game.

 

2005-2006: 28-4 record. Louisville Courier-Journal Coach of the year. 3rd place in Laurel County's Hoopin' IT Up Classic. Won first-ever MCIT. 38th district 3-peat. Reached semi-finals of the 10th region tourney for 3rd straight year. Had a 19 game win streak.

 

Buddy Biggs leaves with the 3rd most wins all-time at PCHS. He only needed three more to become 2nd all-time. His five year record was 102-51, a winning percentage of .667.

 

While in Falmouth, Biggs won one MCIT, three 38th district titles, one 10th region title and was runner-up in five other KY high school tournaments.

 

He will not be forgotten......

 

Thanks for the info!!!

I would like to welcome Coach Biggs to Ashland and wish him luck this year and many more to come. I'm sure he will get us back to our winning ways!!!! :ylsuper:

I would like to welcome Coach Biggs to Ashland and wish him luck this year and many more to come. I'm sure he will get us back to our winning ways!!!! :ylsuper:

I didn't realize Ashland had a losing record last year.:sssh:

How old is Coach Biggs?

Although we were fierce rivals, I consider Coach Biggs a close personal friend and a friend to the Brossart Mustangs basketball program.

 

He is a class act who has left his mark indelibly on the Pendleton County program.

 

He is an energetic, outgoing young coach who will win over the hearts and support of the Ashland faithful.

 

If anyone is capable of getting out the athletes and generating renewed fan support for the Tomcats, it is Buddy Biggs.

 

While we will miss him here in the 10th, we certainly wish him the best of everything at Ashland.

That is a pretty awesome resume - I'm not sure I would list the Runner-Up of the McDonald's Holiday Classic in Bath County as a super accomplishment, however.

The list had to start somewhere.

I think Buddy is 34. You better tell your players to start running. They better be in shape before tryouts begin and they better like lifting weights.

Although we were fierce rivals, I consider Coach Biggs a close personal friend and a friend to the Brossart Mustangs basketball program.

 

He is a class act who has left his mark indelibly on the Pendleton County program.

 

He is an energetic, outgoing young coach who will win over the hearts and support of the Ashland faithful.

 

If anyone is capable of getting out the athletes and generating renewed fan support for the Tomcats, it is Buddy Biggs.

 

While we will miss him here in the 10th, we certainly wish him the best of everything at Ashland.

Fine words Mustang.

 

How can we lose Buddy Biggs, Felipe Lopez and Austin Kearns all in the same day?

and Joe Roberts to Ohio yesterday.

I think Buddy is 34. You better tell your players to start running. They better be in shape before tryouts begin and they better like lifting weights.

I agree. Buddy's teams were always in good shape. The kids better be ready to work as hard as they ever had on the court and maybe as hard as they ever have off the court.

 

And there is only one way. And he doesn't talk to parents, so don't come asking unless your son has came to him first. You don't like that, take your son and go home.