After 33 years Coach Faust is stepping down.  

What coaches should be on the short list?

Matt Otte sticks out as an expected frontrunner if he's interested in coaching again. Would doubt Sully is interested (I'm not familiar but want to say it'd be hard to give up the public teaching benefits). Don't know of any other names, but I'm sure people will draw the connection between St. Henry's principal and a certain former Division-I basketball coach.

34 minutes ago, DukeDog said:

Matt Otte sticks out as an expected frontrunner if he's interested in coaching again. Would doubt Sully is interested (I'm not familiar but want to say it'd be hard to give up the public teaching benefits). Don't know of any other names, but I'm sure people will draw the connection between St. Henry's principal and a certain former Division-I basketball coach.

I wonder if St. Henry gives Scott Ruthsatz a call!  

I would really like to see Scott Millay get this. 

 

They just don't get any better in so many ways, does Danny Trame maybe cross over from the girls position. 

I doubt it would be allowed, but I would love to see Grant Brannen. 

22 hours ago, PP1 said:

I doubt it would be allowed, but I would love to see Grant Brannen. 

I wonder if he and the principal at St Henry could get along??

On 4/7/2025 at 3:29 PM, DukeDog said:

Matt Otte sticks out as an expected frontrunner if he's interested in coaching again. Would doubt Sully is interested (I'm not familiar but want to say it'd be hard to give up the public teaching benefits). Don't know of any other names, but I'm sure people will draw the connection between St. Henry's principal and a certain former Division-I basketball coach.

Just as an aside on the public school benefits.  Numerous coaches have taught in public schools and coached at a private school.  Not saying this would even remotely be considered, but just pointing out that in general this is a practice that is not uncommon.

3 hours ago, cincyswords said:

Just as an aside on the public school benefits.  Numerous coaches have taught in public schools and coached at a private school.  Not saying this would even remotely be considered, but just pointing out that in general this is a practice that is not uncommon.

Thank you! Again, not totally familiar with benefits and how that works with public/private school jobs, so any info helps. As much of a home run Sully would be, not holding my breath. 

The St. Henry alumni hoops tourney is this weekend. Curious if there will be any chatter or rumors floating around

On 4/7/2025 at 3:29 PM, DukeDog said:

Matt Otte sticks out as an expected frontrunner if he's interested in coaching again. Would doubt Sully is interested (I'm not familiar but want to say it'd be hard to give up the public teaching benefits). Don't know of any other names, but I'm sure people will draw the connection between St. Henry's principal and a certain former Division-I basketball coach.

Sully is tenured in his current position of teaching. Unless he wants to be in the building with his players (and I'd 100% get that) there would be no reason to leave his teaching position to coach there. 

I am hearing that St Henry had a new coach.  Anyone?

21 hours ago, Jack of all Trades said:

I am hearing that St Henry had a new coach.  Anyone?

I’s needed dotted and T’s need crossed but the framework is done.

St Henry is getting one of the best and I’m sure he’s ready to start the next chapter of his coaching career *wink wink*

20 hours ago, PawPrints said:

I’s needed dotted and T’s need crossed but the framework is done.

St Henry is getting one of the best and I’m sure he’s ready to start the next chapter of his coaching career *wink wink*

Any hints?

3 hours ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Any hints?

Several in the Cooper thread. Everyone seems to be implying that it is Coach Sullivan. 

On 5/5/2025 at 7:49 AM, PP1 said:

Several in the Cooper thread. Everyone seems to be implying that it is Coach Sullivan. 

Now with Cooper officially open, can Sully to the Cru be confirmed by anyone?