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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rick Linet Oct. 30, 2009.
Whitney Hollis
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Yea, I definitely would try that route, but unfortunately the coaching staff that was at my college when I played, is no longer there.
Dymetrius W ware said:Yes it is!. If I were you I would asked my coach could I stay on as a Grad Asst or Volunter…
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- Middle School, Jr. High, High School
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- High School, NCAA D1
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- University of Rhode Island
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- I am originally from Brooklyn, NY. I graduated in May 2008 from the University of Rhode Island, where I played basketball on scholarship for 4 years. I was a captain and starter. Although I had a pretty rough career (3 knee surgeries in 3 years), I was able to complete by double major in Communications Studies and Sociology, and hold the # 3 place in the record books for most blocked shots in a college career. I had a great college experience playing at the Division 1 level. I learned alot and look forward to one day being able to coach!
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- At 4:07pm on December 22, 2009,
Kason K. Whitten said…
- If not at your alma mater, maybe you could work with a coaching staff in your past conference. It's all about who you know. Try branching out and going to recruiting areas (H.S. tourneys, local JuCo tourneys) and make contact with all the coaches you may know first. On a larger level, go to NIKE clinics, Final Fours etc. just to meet coaches and see what is out there. The fact that you played will help out a lot. More people know about you than you realize. It is just a matter of you making yourself available and showing an interest at this point. Oh yea, it wouldn't hurt to start making contact with local JuCo coaching staffs in your area for maybe a volunteer/grad asst position.
- At 6:57pm on December 16, 2009,
Gary Matthews said… - Hello , my name is Gary Matthews Regional Scouting Associate for C.H.A.M.P.S. Inc. Our company mantra is “WE CAN HELP ANYONE, ANYWHERE, IN ANY SPORT, WHO HAS THE DESIRE AND ABILITY TO “COMPETE AT THE NEXT LEVEL.” I find that many high school athletes end their athletic careers prematurely because they were never approached by colleges. In fact, not all college athletic programs have large recruiting budgets; they are simply unable to see many qualified candidates. If your athletes want to compete at the next level, they should not wait for college coaches to call them. It is up to them to get the word out about themselves. Using a proactive direct marketing approach, C.H.A.M.P.S. has helped many qualified high school athletes achieve their goal of competing at the college level. Please visit our web site at www.champs2.com when you get a chance. I would like the opportunity for an in person, face to face meeting with you, any interested parents, booster club members or other coaches, to discuss the possibilities of helping some of your athletes in their quest to compete at the next level. I have found that many high school athletes find out too late in the process, that they don't meet NCAA Eligibility Requirements regarding, Core Course Academic Requirements, Amateurism Status, GPA, SAT and ACT scores. As a public service and an opportunity to tell people about our service, I would like to give a presentation highlighting the NCAA Eligibility Requirements, the benefits of being informed and of having a sound game plan.
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- At 1:14pm on July 20, 2009,
willy said… - Question : How to get players to stay within range, it's like everyone wants to shoot the 3 ball with bad mechanics?
- At 5:24pm on March 24, 2009,
Jermaine Byrd said… - Coach Whitney, hope all is well. hope we can be cool and share some ideas.
- At 10:48am on March 11, 2009,
Shea Seals said… - Hey Coach Whitney, hope all is goin well. are u currently coaching? if so at what level? anyway just checking to see how things are ran on the east coast, give me a holla if u get a min. take care, Coach Seals
- At 11:14am on February 19, 2009,
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- At 7:28am on September 9, 2008,
Larry L. Davis said… - Hey Whitney,
Thanks for writing back. Feel free to contact me anytime...I look forward to talking with you soon, and sharing information to help.
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- At 4:40am on September 5, 2008,
Micah G said… - You might want to start off by volunteering at the High School level or coaching a summer or fall league team.
- At 6:15pm on September 2, 2008,
Larry L. Davis said…
- Hey Coach Whitney,
Great short story. I see you have put in your time both on and off the court. I would love to network with you. I am an inspiring coach myself, looking to do so at the next level.
I would be Honored to be friend. Def. keep in touch and lets talk.
Coach Davis 33
- At 7:35pm on August 31, 2008,
Mickey Carey said… - Best thing you can do is look to becoming a grad assistant. I'm pretty sure your coach from Rhode Island would help you find a staff that needs one
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