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Pete Maravich Best White Player Ever?
they play with a different colour in Europe don't they? But ya your right. I just couldn't say best player of all time thats to much for me. He can't be the best player of all time.
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Pete Maravich Best White Player Ever?
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I am reading the book of pistol pete right now. seems to me like he was almost the best player to ever player despite of race or anything. He was amazing. I almost don't believe what i reading. How…
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Watkins 12 hours ago.
YOUNG COACH LOOKING TO GET MY TOES WET LOL
If i was you. i wouldnt say you have no experience....u must have some. and if you really have non. say some of the games or books uve read or somethin...dont say u got kno experience. you never know…
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What are the specific things you look for in POINT GUARD!
i think it depends. a lot of coaches dont like a scoring point gaurd. I love a scoring point gaurd that can pass the ball as well. but, at the same time can carry a team on his back, all though it is…
Replied Jul 22
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- Basketball is in my blood. I'm addicted to it. I eat sleep and breath this game. All I want to do with my life is be a successful NBA or oversea's Coach or leader for sports of some type. I am so glad I found this site. Another passion of mine is youth counseling. I believe that the better the relationship with your players off the court is, the better chance of winning. To me its not just about the game. Its about leadership and growing as a person and just having fun with everyone. Life. I am also looking for an assistant coaching job with anyone who is willing to have me. i am to passionate and ready. Willing to start with a volunteer position as well.
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Looking For highschool or Post Grad Prep Players At MT. Zion, NC
Posted on July 20, 2010 at 4:21pm —
Coach Nate Randall is looking for a volunteer position at a juco or div3 school!
Hi coaches.
I am from Canada and have been really trying to get down to the states for a volunteer coaching position at a juco. I was told coaches love to have volunteers.
I can send out my resume and cover letter at anytime like i have been doing, and I also have a biography. You can check out my profile on HC as well. I amd young and motivated and want to become a NBA coach one day in my career. Please reply and tell me what can do to get the volunteer position
… ContinuePosted on May 26, 2010 at 3:37pm — 2 Comments
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- At 6:26pm on July 30, 2010,
Brandon Rosenthal said…
- Coach, How's it going? Have you landed any where yet?
Hope all is well.
-Brandon
- At 3:18pm on June 7, 2010,
Karl Sorby said… - Hey Nate, to get a job/ position in this business, it is about who you know. So, my immediate advice for you is to contact as many college coaches in your area and ask if you can work any of there camps. I would start by going online and searching for a list of colleges in the area, then print out that list. Then go on each school's athletics website, find men's basketball, the find the coaching staff, then choose to either email or call the entire coaching staff. Generally the head coach is not in charge of camps so try assistant coaches first. You need to "network" as much as possible to even have a chance at getting into this business.
- At 9:20am on June 4, 2010,
Darwin E Floyd said… - The most important part takes the longest to establish and that is contacts! You have to build relationships and advocacy! I'm not sure about the immigration laws but I realize the issuance of visas is a sign of support! If you are willing to volunteer maybe you can concentrate and focus on schools in cities close to the border. NY has an extensive JUCO and D3 system. Let me give you the key - PLAYERS! You must show the ability to get quality players...GOOD LUCK!!!
- At 6:14pm on June 3, 2010,
Prep Coach said…
- Call me at 919-519-2654 may be able to help you out,,,,
- At 12:24pm on May 25, 2010,
Jason J. Campbell said… - Hey Coach, there's really no easy way to go about it, I will say this, make sure your resume' is up to date, and just be consistant as well as professional.
- At 6:01pm on May 24, 2010,
Joseph T. Kozoh said… - Coach Nate, Its not easy finding a good coaching position to begin with. Here in New Jersey if you're looking for a high school position you will need (at minimum) an Associates Degree or be a certified substitute teacher for that specific school district. Getting to know the school system and administration and living in the area really helps. From a college standpoint - there seems to be a good amount of DIII positions available here in New Jersey. All do require a BS and some college / NCAA experience. They generally don't pay that well but pay your dues and it can be a good stepping stone to better opportunities. There are a variety of web sites you can find these positions - Good Luck
- At 10:36am on May 21, 2010,
James Jennings said… - I coach at the high school level. University Academy Charter College Prep. k - 12 located in Kansas City. MO.
- At 3:52pm on May 17, 2010,
Darrian Jones said… - im the head
- At 12:51pm on May 16, 2010,
robert cormier said… - Hi coach, it's not easy to find coaching job in Quebec. When we find one, it doesn't pay. I think there are more possibilities in US. Good luck!
- At 6:59pm on May 14, 2010,
Cody M. Fleming said… - everything is cool...our AAU teams are nice out here, what's your state?
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