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Your Favorite High School Basketball Coach

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Who is it? It doesnt matter whether you played for them or not. Alot of coaches are fun to watch. Mine would have to be Bobby Hall who coached Fleming County and Maysville

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Brad Carr of the Scott High School Eagles.

 

I'm probably a bit biased on there because I support them but Coach Carr is very "vibrant" and interesting to watch and hear. He gets very into the game I must say!:lol:

Joe Blankenship was one of the funniest people I have ever known to coach basketball. His mannerisms, gestures and overall reactions to every game situation was pure enjoyment, especially when he had his baseball cap on. He coached at Menifee Co for years.:banana:

The Horse Allen Feldhaus and The Raven Fred Hester, agruably the best to roam the sidelines at the same time on a given team.

Ken Shields: The Dean of NKY coaches.

St. Thomas Tomcats

Highlands Bluebirds

NKU. Norsemen

The Horse Allen Feldhaus and The Raven Fred Hester, agruably the best to roam the sidelines at the same time on a given team.

 

Alan Feldhaus always had the officials shaking in their shoes. He is a good friend of mine but he sure could intimidate an official. :ylsuper:

Coach Faust of St. Henry is always very nice and his players seem to enjoy playing for him.

Alan Feldhaus always had the officials shaking in their shoes. He is a good friend of mine but he sure could intimidate an official. :ylsuper:

 

He was spotted 10 points better as soon as he walked in the gym, home or away.

You know, I really like and admire John D. Wilson at Red Bird. I think he is a very good coach and deserves all the credit in the world.

He was at least 10 points better as soon as he walked in the gym, home or away.

 

Your right,:ylsuper: but I always had a lot of respect for him and he still remains a close friend.:thumb:

I would have to so over the years some of the more memorable coaches would have to be Jock Sutherland, Al Prewitt, and lets not forget Kirk Chiles and Nolan Barger.

I would have to so over the years some of the more memorable coaches would have to be Jock Sutherland' date=' Al Prewitt, and lets not forget Kirk Chiles and Nolan Barger.[/quote']

 

I went to a UK coaching clinic when Joe Hall was coaching over there and they had Jock Sutherland as a guest speaker. He had everyone there rolling in the aisles. He had to be one of the most entertaining speakers there. I knew Jock when he coached at Harrison Co and he coached what he called a MAD DOG defense. He was something else.:ylsuper:

Coach Mefford, Woodford Counties coach, and Coach Griesser, Montgomery Counties coach, are two top notch Coaches. :ylsuper:

I'm by no means a Scott fan but Coach Carr is the man..

 

Humphries at GRC is another favorite..

I'm by no means a Scott fan but Coach Carr is the man..

 

Humphries at GRC is another favorite..

 

Both are very good coaches. Carr is fun to watch, it looks like he is going to blow a couple blood vessels everytime he is coaching.

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