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Women's grad assistant good for Men's coach?
Coaches, I really want to coach Men's basketball for my career. However, is it worth it to take a Women's graduate assistant position despite the fact that I want to solely be a Men's coach? Will…
Started 6 hours ago
Pete Maravich Best White Player Ever?
I suppose I could loook it up.. But all of those years he averaged around 45 points a game, didn't he lead the nation in assists several years as well?
Replied 13 hours ago
paying aau coaches
Obviously you need to charge families more if you're going to pay the coaches more. With an established program this is obviously a lot easier than a new program or a bunch of returning players who A…
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Pete Maravich Best White Player Ever?
Greatest college player of all time.. And had he not died young, who knows how his NBA career would have turned out.
Replied 1 day ago
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Coaches, I really want to coach Men's basketball for my career. However, is it worth it to take a Women's graduate assistant position despite the fact that I want to solely be a Men's coach? Will two years hurt me or set me back from the men's po…
I suppose I could loook it up.. But all of those years he averaged around 45 points a game, didn't he lead the nation in assists several years as well?
Obviously you need to charge families more if you're going to pay the coaches more. With an established program this is obviously a lot easier than a new program or a bunch of returning players who ARENT used to paying a higher price. Hopefully you'…
Greatest college player of all time.. And had he not died young, who knows how his NBA career would have turned out.
Watch the movie "The Pistol" .. Inspired me to be the player I was and the coach I will become. No doubt he was the greatest college player of all time and sure, I guess the greatest "white" player of all time if you want to call it that..
Maybe try getting to them on a more personal level? Talk to them individually on a 1 on 1 level and try to get deep with them. I am going to be in a similar situation in a few months with grade checks and class checks on my players. Hope that helps,…
What is the "non stop game" ?
Ryan,
I'd hope you can get better advice from more experienced coaches than myself. However, I'd reccomend starting at a junior college. A lot of Jc's can use the help. It most likely won't be paid. AFter I graduated, I contacted 5 of the JC's in m…
Mitch,
This past summer and even now, I've been applying religiously to every grad asssitant position I could find. I haven't been able to even get an interview. I wish you the best of luck. My advice would be to apply to every and ANY position. Fo…
hey guys its summer and i think as we move forward this will be a nice blog and we do not want it run over by having all kinds of stuff, we do not need but to focus on sports and helping each other and giving & taking advice to help each other
I think we all wouldn't mind Lebron JAMES at our point guard position,lol.. but realistically, majority of the time our PG ISNt going to be the most athletic player on the floor.. I think he needs to be the smartest, quickest, be able to make great,…
I think this is a great post Coach Drew..
When I first realized I wanted to become a coach (end of high shcool, beginning of college), my dad gave me a lot of advice.. Granted hes never been more than a junior high coach, but your post really made…
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Sacramento, California
- Gender Coached
- Mens, Womens, Boys
- Level Coached
- Jr. High, High School, NCAA D2, JUCO
- Playing Experience
- High School, NCAA D2
- School
- Cosumnes River College
- Short Bio
- I recently graduated from Chico State University with my bachelors in Kinesiology-Coaching and Administration. Over the past 5 years I have been the student manager at Chico state, part time assistant at Pleasant Valley High school, Head Coach at Country Day Junior High, and Head coach for Chico Blazin Heat 7th grade AAU. I recently moved to Sacramento and I am an assistant coach at Cosumnes River Junior college. GO HAWKS!
I am beginning my first year as a volunteer assistant at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento. My dream and passion is to become a Division 1 Head Coach.
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Helping after season is over?
Coaches,
I am/was the student manager for my college team. My main, basically only, responsibilities, were to prepare the court before practice. Now that the season is over, and I am moving on next year, I am not sure how much I owe to stay around and help out now with NEXT year's team?
I told the Coach that I was going to be leaving next year since I will have graduated (I graduated this past december). He knows that I will not be around for next year. Starting today, the team for… Continue
I am/was the student manager for my college team. My main, basically only, responsibilities, were to prepare the court before practice. Now that the season is over, and I am moving on next year, I am not sure how much I owe to stay around and help out now with NEXT year's team?
I told the Coach that I was going to be leaving next year since I will have graduated (I graduated this past december). He knows that I will not be around for next year. Starting today, the team for… Continue
Posted on March 29, 2010 at 4:58pm — 1 Comment
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- At 2:11pm on June 1, 2010,
Mark Liles said… - I am from Manteca but now live here in Riverside.
- At 6:44am on June 1, 2010,
Boris Ilievski said… - Hi Sam Thanks to adding me,best regards from Iceland
- At 4:00pm on April 15, 2010,
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I become affiliated with C.H.A.M.P.S. and the Founder/CEO, Mark Gleason, through a networking site called Sports Marketing 2.0. Mark's story about how he got started in this business caught my attention because it all too often continues to repeat itself today; great athletes being overlooked and having to end their athletic careers prematurely, due to lack of exposure.
Mark and I hit it off and now we're looking to expand our area of operations and help as many aspiring high school athletes as we can. As you will read, from some of the parents testimonials, C.H.A.M.P.S. provides a unique service, in that, we work in a one on one capacity with the parents and the student athlete, are in constant contact, coaching, consulting, advising and assisting our clients throughout the entire recruiting process.
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Thanks, for your time and consideration. If we can be of service to you or anyone you know please contact me. I'd be glad to speak to parents, booster clubs, coaches, etc. about the NCAA Eligibility Center's Requirements, the Recruiting Process and C.H.A.M.P.S.
Gary Matthews
Regional Scouting Associate – Baltimore, MD.
C.H.A.M.P.S. Inc. www.champs2.com
E-Mail gmatthews@champs2.com
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