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Jordan Gilbert is the new coach at Mason County

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2 hours ago, TribeTime said:

Usually the coaches run the pages or have someone associated to the team run them. 

If Mr. Gilbert is running that account, that is some shameless self-promotion! LOL I'd have to think it is someone else, surely? 

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REALLY doubt it’s Coach.

But he should/could put an end to it as quickly as possible. A little promotion is fine but this seems “over the top”

Usually head coaches run the social media accounts, especially if they are younger. It's a new account that he presumably created when he was hired. I'd say it's likely him.

11 minutes ago, CynthianaHoops said:

Usually head coaches run the social media accounts, especially if they are younger. It's a new account that he presumably created when he was hired. I'd say it's likely him.

And younger coaches tend to "hype" it up. 

1 hour ago, sweet16 said:

And younger coaches tend to "hype" it up. 

He done a good job of that.

Nothing gets posted on those pages without the Head Coach’s approval. 

Well, if that is the case, then that’s certainly shameless. I couldn’t have the audacity to post those sorts of things about myself.

4 minutes ago, Rams4life said:

Well, if that is the case, then that’s certainly shameless. I couldn’t have the audacity to post those sorts of things about myself.

The younger coaches love to post about themselves on social media. 

5 minutes ago, sweet16 said:

The younger coaches love to post about themselves on social media. 

I have seen a few with some age on them that are all about posting themselves too. I don't think we can just label this as a young coach's problem. In today's world there is a fine line between posting about your program versus it being the coach's fanboy page. 

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