I had this conversation with someone the other day. Howell was an assistant under Biggs. Sometimes you mimic what you were taught. Just a thought...

I agree totally. The one kid that left is a great kid unfortunately he's not very good player.

I agree totally. The one kid that left is a great kid unfortunately he's not very good player.

 

Not sure which one you're talking about. One of the kids that left had been a starter on and off this season.

My apologizes for the title of the thread. That was totally not my intention. If a moderator can change it, that'd be great.

 

Better?

Better?

 

LOL :thumb:

Chevy makes the Drove, right?

Oh no... heaven forbid a coach be tough on kids. How dare he.

There is a difference in a coach being tough and a coach telling a kid that he's a loser during practice.

Not sure which one you're talking about. One of the kids that left had been a starter on and off this season.

 

Ledford

Ledford

 

Correct, Preston is a great kid. I've known him and his family for a long, long time. I wish nothing but the best for him. His game is lacking, but I hope he can find a place on the Eagles team.

Correct, Preston is a great kid. I've known him and his family for a long, long time. I wish nothing but the best for him. His game is lacking, but I hope he can find a place on the Eagles team.

Couldn't agree more

Sounds like it's a player problem and not coaching. Quit being babies, your coach isn't supposed to be your bestfriend.

No one said he needs to be their best friend. However, a coach can't belittle his players on a constant basis and expect that all of his players are going to give him their best. I understand that you play for your team, your school, your community, your family and yourself, but the coach is the one that is supposed to get the best out of his/her players, not put them down to where they are whipped puppies.

No one said he needs to be their best friend. However, a coach can't belittle his players on a constant basis and expect that all of his players are going to give him their best. I understand that you play for your team, your school, your community, your family and yourself, but the coach is the one that is supposed to get the best out of his/her players, not put them down to where they are whipped puppies.

I hope he doesn't do that

Boys basketball has become softy central.

 

You can't criticize a kids for not hustling, taking bad shots, not play d,.......gawd forbid you tell them to wear the same shoes, put their phones away before a game, or stop looking at their parents in the stands.

 

Probably fire you on the spot for saying a mean curse word.....

It is a shame that the once proud Ashland program has fallen so far.