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If you only could pick one coach?

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If you could only pick one coach to coach your team which current 10th region boys coach would you choose and why?

Mike Code... Does more with talent than anyone else in the region, if not the state...

I would think Mike Reitz would rank right up there. He is one of the best high school coaches in the state of Kentucky.

I'd probably go w/Mike Reitz as well. He hasn't had the success at Campbell County I think everyone thought he would, but he can coach and his career shows it!

I would go with Mike Code also.

 

I do also respect Chris O'Hearn from Mason County.

I said Code, but when I played at St. Henry in Humphries was at Simon Kenton and I had the utmost respect for him. He flat out knew how to run a program from the top to the bottom. He's a great coach, I might change my vote to him.

Scott Humphrey

Chris Ohearn would be my pick. The guy has proven he can get it done at two separate spectrums of basketball programs in the 10th Region. He took a program at Nicholas County and won a Class A 10th Region title and nearly pulled the granddaddy of upsets at the Class A State Tournament with a ranked opponent in the state led by Charles Thomas. Achieved success at a small school and then comes in and leads a high profile program like Mason County to the Sweet 16 last year. Runs a very organized practice and knows how to lead.

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