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Morefamilytime

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  1. So it's really just a ploy to give the larger schools and the private schools in a loaded district more chances.
  2. A good hire would be someone with experience in building a program. They have yet to hit that mark with 3 coaches in 3 years.
  3. Not sure we do, you seem to want to create for us a negative scenario where St. Henry needs to disassociate from Coach Trame, that calls for much more of an explanation since most of us know him and what he has been over his long career.
  4. After 40+ years as one of the best coaches in NKY boys and girls basketball, it was time for the grand-kids.
  5. It is a total rebuild from the bottom up. That is why the choice needs to be someone that has experience in doing so.
  6. Deron Norman, he was an assistant for Watson and Oakley at Dunbar then went to Frankfort and coached boys and girls there.
  7. They do have two "retired" high school basketball coaches in the building.
  8. Dunbar can become competitive again if they forget about a name or "home run" and actually hire what they need. Hiring committees look too much for names and playing careers, neither of which, give you the ability to build and manage a high school program. My first question would not be who are you bringing in but rather how will you build a program with the blocks you will be given.

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