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Highlands Coaching Candidates?

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Would you want Brad Carr as your guy at Highlands? Honestly.

 

Has won 2 consecutive District Championships at Scott HS with 3 consecutive (maybe 4) regional semifinal appearances. Gets the most out of his talent and his teams play hard every game.

 

Players who come into his program get better.

 

Why not would be a better question?

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Has won 2 consecutive District Championships at Scott HS with 3 consecutive (maybe 4) regional semifinal appearances. Gets the most out of his talent and his teams play hard every game.

 

Players who come into his program get better.

 

Why not would be a better question?[/QUOTE]

 

I didnt ask "why" would Highlands want Brad Carr? I was just gaging the interest of the Highlands faithful. I know a few Highlands folks who aren't high on him. But, I guess you can't argue the numbers. I heard Highlands may be looking at the Lafeyette coach. How do the Highlands folk feel about that?

 

Not to mention, if he has done so much for Scott, I wonder how Scott fans feel about it.

Has won 2 consecutive District Championships at Scott HS with 3 consecutive (maybe 4) regional semifinal appearances. Gets the most out of his talent and his teams play hard every game.

 

Players who come into his program get better.

 

Why not would be a better question?

 

It is four. Also I think his fast paced play is the type of style the current group of Bluebirds need.

Has won 2 consecutive District Championships at Scott HS with 3 consecutive (maybe 4) regional semifinal appearances. Gets the most out of his talent and his teams play hard every game.

 

Players who come into his program get better.

 

Why not would be a better question?[/QUOTE]

 

I didnt ask "why" would Highlands want Brad Carr? I was just gaging the interest of the Highlands faithful. I know a few Highlands folks who aren't high on him. But, I guess you can't argue the numbers. I heard Highlands may be looking at the Lafeyette coach. How do the Highlands folk feel about that?

 

Not to mention, if he has done so much for Scott, I wonder how Scott fans feel about it.

 

If and when he leaves Scott will have a tough time finding someone with the coaching abilities he has.

It is four. Also I think his fast paced play is the type of style the current group of Bluebirds need.

 

I guess we'll have to wait and see. Should be an interesting topic to follow. Highlands has some good (senior to be) players now. Returning most everyone I believe. Wonder how Carr would shake out after they all graduate? Some good younger talent there he could develop. Cool.

I guess we'll have to wait and see. Should be an interesting topic to follow. Highlands has some good (senior to be) players now. Returning most everyone I believe. Wonder how Carr would shake out after they all graduate? Some good younger talent there he could develop. Cool.

 

Not going to have to worry about this because he is not leaving Taylor Mill. I know for a fact if he was to leave Taylor Mill, it wouldnt be to Highlands and he would be leaving for another job if another coach left the school. So dont get all excited about Carr going to Highlands and Scott fans dont get upset because he is staying put.:thumb:

It is four. Also I think his fast paced play is the type of style the current group of Bluebirds need.

 

Actually it is only three straight regional semi-finals appearance, not four.

 

2006---lost in first round to GRC by 2

2007---lost in semi-finals to GRC by 1

2008---lost in semi-finals to Montgomery Co by 19?

2009---lost in semi-finals to GRC by ?

Actually it is only three straight regional semi-finals appearance, not four.

 

2006---lost in first round to GRC by 2

2007---lost in semi-finals to GRC by 1

2008---lost in semi-finals to Montgomery Co by 19?

2009---lost in semi-finals to GRC by ?

 

Preston Knowles hit a game winner as time expired.

Preston Knowles hit a game winner as time expired.

 

Exactly.

Has won 2 consecutive District Championships at Scott HS with 3 consecutive (maybe 4) regional semifinal appearances. Gets the most out of his talent and his teams play hard every game.

 

Players who come into his program get better.

 

Why not would be a better question?

 

Regional semi final appearances aren't the goal at Highlands

Regional semi final appearances aren't the goal at Highlands

 

 

I am sure they aren't the goal of Scott either. Just pointing out that he has done more with less than most coaches. Scott would not be considered a hotbed of basketball talent during his tenure at Scott yet he manages to go deeper into tourney than coaches who have significantly more talent.

I am sure they aren't the goal of Scott either. Just pointing out that he has done more with less than most coaches. Scott would not be considered a hotbed of basketball talent during his tenure at Scott yet he manages to go deeper into tourney than coaches who have significantly more talent.

 

But, what about O'Connor, Smith, Murray, and Gligorevic? I would say that is some decent talent. I believe even you have strongly argued their talent and potential. If not better than a regional semifinal with these guys, then who or what does it take?

 

I'm not arguing against Carr at Highlands, a coach that will win some games for sure. But, what do you all think about him getting to that next level? It will be interesting to see this play out.

Regional semi final appearances aren't the goal at Highlands

 

Kudos to you for your massive number of posts. Very admirable. How would you feel about Carr at Highlands?

But, what about O'Connor, Smith, Murray, and Gligorevic? I would say that is some decent talent. I believe even you have strongly argued their talent and potential. If not better than a regional semifinal with these guys, then who or what does it take?

 

I'm not arguing against Carr at Highlands, a coach that will win some games for sure. But, what do you all think about him getting to that next level? It will be interesting to see this play out.

 

Gligoravic was cut from 7th grade team and rarely got off the bench as an eighth grader. I am not sure he was a full time starter on the freshmen team. Gligoravic and Murray played on a freshmen team that won 5-6 games.

 

O'Conner played a lot of AAU but was considered a project going into the program. Smith was probably the most known quantity coming into the system but it would be hard to argue that he didn't make huge improvements within Carr's system.

 

These guys weren't winning middle school championships or freshmen championships. No one was coming onto these boards after Gligoravics or Murrays freshmen year and projecting All Region caliber players. The success comes from developing within the system.

 

No doubt the players and parents have to buy in to his system but it appears from what he has done at Scott that he can get them to the next level.

Gligoravic was cut from 7th grade team and rarely got off the bench as an eighth grader. I am not sure he was a full time starter on the freshmen team. Gligoravic and Murray played on a freshmen team that won 5-6 games.

 

O'Conner played a lot of AAU but was considered a project going into the program. Smith was probably the most known quantity coming into the system but it would be hard to argue that he didn't make huge improvements within Carr's system.

 

These guys weren't winning middle school championships or freshmen championships. No one was coming onto these boards after Gligoravics or Murrays freshmen year and projecting All Region caliber players. The success comes from developing within the system.

 

No doubt the players and parents have to buy in to his system but it appears from what he has done at Scott that he can get them to the next level.

 

You are right, he did develop these players. But, they are good talented players. I dont know that it would be right to say that he has done more with less. Whether these kids were winning championships in 8th grade or not, they still ended up to be pretty talented, right? So if not more than a few runs to a regional with these guys, then who?

 

Does anyone know, does Scott have a good young group of talent on the bench? (I know Kellen, but other than him)

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