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Per Mike Stunson of the Paducah Sun Times: "Marshall County has relieved boys basketball coach Gus Gillespie of his duties."

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Wow, better go to state tournament at Marshall county. Will be a good job for someone , lose two seniors one averaged 9 a game the other 1.6 per, top two scorers returning are juniors.

 

Onen of the goody guys in the profession, Gua Gillispie, he was head coach there for 13 years and won 293 games, 22.5 wins per year and two state tournament appearances.

 

Expectations are high for the Marshalls.

Is Jason Burns from Spencer County a candidate for this one?

I blame the Hoopfest

 

Why?

This job will be Terry Birdsong's if he wants it. The only way they hire someone else is if Terry does not want it.

This job will be Terry Birdsong's if he wants it. The only way they hire someone else is if Terry does not want it.

 

I agree

This job will be Terry Birdsong's if he wants it. The only way they hire someone else is if Terry does not want it.

 

agreed

I am surprised that there is not more conversation on this job! What is happening?

Hearing that Bart Flener from Murray is interested and pursuing job!

Is Jason Burns from Spencer County a candidate for this one?

Have already heard he was.

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