I talked to someone this weekend that said it was going really well. No ideas on numbers though.

 

No report on the talents of the new coach's son. I think he's still in NJ.

No report on the talents of the new coach's son. I think he's still in NJ.

 

Did he not start as a frosh at his last school in NJ? If so, that's pretty impressive.

Did he not start as a frosh at his last school in NJ? If so, that's pretty impressive.

 

If you mean start varsity I do not believe so. He may have started JV though.

 

To be fair to the youngster I say we simply wait until he shows up and see how he plays. If he's good he'll start varsity. If he's not ready he'll start JV. Being the coach's kid is hard enough.

If you mean start varsity I do not believe so. He may have started JV though.

 

To be fair to the youngster I say we simply wait until he shows up and see how he plays. If he's good he'll start varsity. If he's not ready he'll start JV. Being the coach's kid is hard enough.

 

Amen!!!!

Originally Posted by Clyde

If you mean start varsity I do not believe so. He may have started JV though.

 

To be fair to the youngster I say we simply wait until he shows up and see how he plays. If he's good he'll start varsity. If he's not ready he'll start JV. Being the coach's kid is hard enough.

 

 

 

Amen!!!!

 

 

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I wouldn't wish being a coach's son on any child. I stopped coaching mine after 4th grade. :isurrender:

I wouldn't wish being a coach's son on any child. I stopped coaching mine after 4th grade. :isurrender:

 

Wise move. Many of us have been down that road.

From what I can gather the coach's son is Nick. Not very tall - 5'7 or 5'8. Looks like he has some muscle on his bones. Won some awards at some camps. Played recently on a team from Northern Ohio that won the King James tourney. Has some toughness to him which you would expect. My kind of player.

From what I can gather the coach's son is Nick. Not very tall - 5'7 or 5'8. Looks like he has some muscle on his bones. Won some awards at some camps. Played recently on a team from Northern Ohio that won the King James tourney. Has some toughness to him which you would expect. My kind of player.

 

 

Always tough to relocate at this age. I think he will be welcomed with open arms at Cov Cath. I wish him all the luck in the world. Wait till he sees the crazies!

Always tough to relocate at this age. I think he will be welcomed with open arms at Cov Cath. I wish him all the luck in the world. Wait till he sees the crazies!

 

 

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Always tough to relocate at this age. I think he will be welcomed with open arms at Cov Cath. I wish him all the luck in the world. Wait till he sees the crazies!

 

Coach or his son???

Coach or his son???

 

Both but the kid will love it.

Both but the kid will love it.

 

I agree. I have not met a Cov Cath player who did not get a thrill out of playing in front of the crazies.

I agree. I have not met a Cov Cath player who did not get a thrill out of playing in front of the crazies.

 

I have to admit they are fun to watch, even on the other end of the rivalry.

From what I can gather the coach's son is Nick. Not very tall - 5'7 or 5'8. Looks like he has some muscle on his bones. Won some awards at some camps. Played recently on a team from Northern Ohio that won the King James tourney. Has some toughness to him which you would expect. My kind of player.

 

Here is some video that was on NKYSportsBlog of Nick at a run recently. Nice skill. Has a Scott Bibbins look to his game.