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Sharia Marcus-Carter
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Started Aug. 28, 2009
Kentucky's firing of Gillespie
Replied Mar. 31, 2009
How do they get these jobs?
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Any suggestions on how to chart a progress report on my players for their professors to sign to keep me informed that all players are attending class on a weekly basis?? The players will be required to bring it to class and have each professor initi…
Kentucky's firing of Gillespie is pretty cut and dry. The bottom line is at that level, you must produce!! 14 loses is way too much for their program. I think coming in, expectations are high as they usually are at Kentucky. He had great years at Te…
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Hey Steve,
Just be persistent. I am currently an asst at the d3 level, with experience in the NAIA, and currently looking to move into a full-time Ass't coaching or head coaching position. I am a young coach, but I tell you, just be determined. I s…
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Brooklyn, NY
- Gender Coached
- Mens, Womens
- Level Coached
- NCAA D3, JUCO
- Playing Experience
- NCAA D2, NAIA D1
- School
- Dowling College, Nyack College, Five Towns College
- Short Bio
- I am hardworking, disciplined and focused coach, who is looking for an opportunity as an assistant coach or head coach position.
I have experience coaching a conference Player of the Year, second leading scorer in D3 2 years in a row.
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- At 1:46pm on June 2, 2009,
Donald Toatley said… - “MyHoopsLink.com The Premiere Basketball Social Networking Site”
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- At 1:44pm on April 1, 2009,
Erik Nelson said…
- Sharia,
I didn't get the opportunity to coach with Ruthie, she had left last year when I got there. She was still around and came to a few games and practices during the year but she had resigned from coaching full-time. I am pretty open to any opportunities at this point and that doesn't exclude the East Coast. I am just hoping to continue to get some experience and build my resume. I would like to coach and get my masters at the same time but I guess we will see. I was excited to get started just a year after I graduated though so now I am just keeping my options open.
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