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Most Famous Assistant Coaches

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So what you're saying is that he was a STUD! What high school team did he play for?
Mason County which I should have mentioned and I think he was a great player that always knew his role. Accomplishments speak for itself and the ultimate team player. Baseline to baseline defensively, he was one of the best!
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Mason County which I should have mentioned and I think he was a great player that always knew his role. Accomplishments speak for itself and the ultimate team player. Baseline to baseline defensively, he was one of the best!

 

I agree he was a great player maybe the fastest player I ever played against. Didn't have to score a lot of points because he had Deron Feldhouse to carry the load, but he was a true floor general.

There are so many good assistant coaches across Kentucky even though some are not mentioned. I think Roscoe Denny ( South Laurel), Robbie Graham (Clark Co), Jeff Hall/Jerry Davis (Fairview), and Robert Moore (Mason County) are really outstanding coaches. These head coaches should be very grateful and thankful to have people like these assistant coaches in their program. If I was a head coach and these guys were on my staff, I would tell them everyday how much I appreciate them. Good help today is hard to come by. Never take anything for granted.

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