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Who will be the next head coach at Fleming County?

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Hearing a deadlock between Perry and Kelly. Decision later today.

Matthew is a great coach, and would hate to lose him at Morgan Co, but I heard the job was Kelly's if he wanted it.

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Matthew is a great coach, and would hate to lose him at Morgan Co, but I heard the job was Kelly's if he wanted it.

 

 

Well now I am hearing that a decision was not made last night, a dead lock between Perry and Kelly. They are going to meet again next week and try and make a decision.

What a circus, make a decision and move on.:isurrender::popcorn:

What a circus, make a decision and move on.:isurrender::popcorn:

 

Why do you call it a circus? They are wanting to make the right decision, although I dont believe they can go wrong with either choice. I guess if it was Mason County in this situation, it would not be a circus. :rolleyes:

Who is making the final decision?

Matthew Perry has a son who will be a 7th grader who is a very good basketball player. Coach Perry actually coached Morgan's 6th grade team all last season along with the varsity team.

Maybe Nets could give some info about Perry's interest in this job and his leaving Morgan.

Matthew Perry has a son who will be a 7th grader who is a very good basketball player. Coach Perry actually coached Morgan's 6th grade team all last season along with the varsity team.

Maybe Nets could give some info about Perry's interest in this job and his leaving Morgan.

 

He is a 5th grader going into the 6th grade. He did help with his sons team. There are several good players in that group.

Why do you call it a circus? They are wanting to make the right decision, although I dont believe they can go wrong with either choice. I guess if it was Mason County in this situation, it would not be a circus. :rolleyes:

 

 

Hopefully they will make the right decision. Hopefully politics won't rule and hopefully before school is out they will have a coach. Most kids right now are in the weight room, having open gyms. Is this still taking place at Fleming. Has there been very many interviews?

 

As far as if it were Mason County, couldn't answer that one for you. I just know that it wouldn't take very long to fill the spot.

We fully expect Coach Perry to be back for his 11th season at Morgan County next season, however, Coach Perry does have a passion for coaching and I do believe his ultimate goal would be to break into the collegiate ranks someday. Not many work harder than Coach Perry. He completed this season coaching the Cougars at all levels. In addition to his high school duties, he coached the entire Middle school season, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade teams, runs the Jr. pro program from top to bottom, coached a K-2 team, assisted with another, and his son Jordan (5th grade) plays on an AAU team out of Lexington and are actually coming back from Indianapolis today from a tournament. His dedication to coaching and player improvement are top notch.

We fully expect Coach Perry to be back for his 11th season at Morgan County next season, however, Coach Perry does have a passion for coaching and I do believe his ultimate goal would be to break into the collegiate ranks someday. Not many work harder than Coach Perry. He completed this season coaching the Cougars at all levels. In addition to his high school duties, he coached the entire Middle school season, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade teams, runs the Jr. pro program from top to bottom, coached a K-2 team, assisted with another, and his son Jordan (5th grade) plays on an AAU team out of Lexington and are actually coming back from Indianapolis today from a tournament. His dedication to coaching and player improvement are top notch.[/quote]

 

 

I totally agree. I wish Matthew all the best, but would hate to see him leave Morgan Co,

 

Oh Nets, love your new avatar!!!

We fully expect Coach Perry to be back for his 11th season at Morgan County next season, however, Coach Perry does have a passion for coaching and I do believe his ultimate goal would be to break into the collegiate ranks someday. Not many work harder than Coach Perry. He completed this season coaching the Cougars at all levels. In addition to his high school duties, he coached the entire Middle school season, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade teams, runs the Jr. pro program from top to bottom, coached a K-2 team, assisted with another, and his son Jordan (5th grade) plays on an AAU team out of Lexington and are actually coming back from Indianapolis today from a tournament. His dedication to coaching and player improvement are top notch.

 

So will he not accept the job at Fleming, or are you saying he did not apply, or is your statement wishful thinking. I agree it would be a blow to the Cougar program he has done a great job and is one of if not the hardest working coach in the 16th region. It would be a great hire for Fleming in my opinion.

Are they interviewing the final two candidates AGAIN?

Are they interviewing the final two candidates AGAIN?

 

I heard this was a possibility.

 

Don't know much about Byran Kelly, knew his dad but not Bryan. I do know Matthew Perrry. He would be a great assesset to any program. He will build the Fleming program from the ground up. Works hard in the middle schools and is also a excellent teacher. His wife is also a excellant math teacher. Fleming would get a great family and coach if Matthew was selected as the coach.

I heard this was a possibility.

 

Don't know much about Byran Kelly, knew his dad but not Bryan. I do know Matthew Perrry. He would be a great assesset to any program. He will build the Fleming program from the ground up. Works hard in the middle schools and is also a excellent teacher. His wife is also a excellant math teacher. Fleming would get a great family and coach if Matthew was selected as the coach.

 

Brian Kelly graduated from GRC I believe. Were you not teaching then? :D

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