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From what I understand, no interviews until the week after spring break.

Disagree with Walton Verona. I'd put the NKY jobs in this order: Ryle Highlands Holy Cross Beechwood Walton Verona Dayton

Funny I Pretty much said that and was told by another poster I was completely off.

Who's the Louisville coach? Heard rumors that Renner from Ballard was looking.

I'm do glad that everyone at every school tells Walter everything. There's no possible way anyone else could know what they're talking about.

Dave is not an option at this point too green right now. Funny thing is Ryle is having a committee go over the candidates, kind of hard for "Ryle" to like any one candidate at this point. I think Snapp, Goetz, Blevins, and one outsider will be interviewed. Just a hunch no big inside info. Have been told some head coaches from Louisville and Cincinnati applied.

I would agree with this sentiment. I think Blevins is a better choice than Bowman but not quite convinced either will get it. I'm sticking to a young but experienced coach getting the job. Don't have a name just that is going to be his makeup.

Is Holy Cross able to give new coach a teaching job?

I don't think some of the applicants for the other jobs will apply for this one. I keep hearing they won't look outside the box. I attended an AAU practice of one of the major teams in KY. The assistant coach says the coach at the school he is the assistant on is going to apply. I can't say who it is right now because I am going to verify with him this week.

Do they want to be head coaches or just hear coaches at certain schools. I would jump at any chance I could get. Hard to get first HC jobs.

Perfect job for Blevins or Bowman to get their feet wet.

The only ones I could see leaving would be McQueary, Hicks, or Carr but those are better jobs than Beechwood.

Key or Faust?

As in from a kid on twitter?

Where's the announcement?

Is this a rumor?

NA, just because I don't think they are right for the job doesn't mean I do not like them as individuals. I look at what Ryle has coming back, they will be very raw and need a lot of work. In my opinion, which i have the right to, Ryle needs someone who can build on that raw talent and draw/keep the basketball players that will come to their school. Blevins and Bowman do not have that experience yet as head coaches. This could be a rough season for Ryle and Demler and the coach will be under fire quick. This isn't Cooper where everyone knew they'd struggle out of the gate. Ryle parents have, and always will have, unrealistic expectations.

I'm not bitter I just know for a fact what happened. I do not like kids leaving schools because they're not happy with coaches and our schools and kHSAA allowing it to happen. If you don't physically move, you should not be eligible. The standards of coming to tryouts, practice, running for bad grades and missing practice, being accountable for your attitude, etc. It's no lie that coach Olivario is a tough coach but so is Fooks. Ryle would be better if the Moss' would have stayed and the kids would have learned a valuable lesson too. You can't leave/quit when things get tough.

I know for a fact the situation and it was bogus! If you can live in the area of the school with no problems, then you can go to the school with no problems. I know what "excuse" was given to the board and it was not the real reason. I will not elaborate on what excuse was given but the real reason the kids left was because one of the kids didn't feel they should be held to the same standard as the others on the team.

Somehow students find their way into those schools. The prime example is the Moss family. They live maybe 500 yards from Ryle, live in Ryle's district, and went to Boone. just come up with some lousy excuse or get a relative's address.

I think you are correct! Hicks though got the job after Taylor resigned. Hicks was on the staff and is a graduate of Conner.

Exactly, but technically he was the freshmen coach, and he was hired by Demler. I just don't see Ryle going this route again. It's like when Kentucky hired Gillespie, and I am not comparing Alan to Gillespie, Barnhardt knew he had to make a splash with the next coach. Demler will not repeat his mistake of hiring Alan. Mullins had success at the freshmen level and everyone assumed it would transfer over to the Varsity level. Unfortunately, it did not. You are taking a big gamble with hiring JV/Asst Varsity coaches with no previous head coaching experience.

Maybe that's why Pitino let Ellis go.

The problem with NKY right now is that they are not able to compete in Conference or NCAA Tournament until 2016-17 season. The incoming freshmen will be able to play in NCAAs only when they are seniors. Hard to recruit kids with them knowing they have no chance to be on CBS at this time until their 4 years are over. No coach can overcome that disadvantage. Good season by the Norse, proud alum.