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At 7:02pm on January 27, 2013, jany rahman basketball london said…: Yh I can get some for you if u like sir

At 2:24pm on January 27, 2013, jany rahman basketball london said…: Yh sorry bout that , canada states is fine for me , are you looking for players sir

At 9:49pm on January 25, 2013, jany rahman basketball london said…: I'm great thanks , are you looking for players sir beacuse I really want to play basketball in states

At 9:13am on January 22, 2013, jany rahman basketball london said…: hi sir how are you

At 11:53am on July 7, 2012, Michael D. Brown said…: Hey coach it been a long time give me a call coach..937*460*1623 or email: coachmikebrown@live.com

At 1:08pm on January 27, 2012, Bennie Jackson said…: We started a great prep school a few years ago called Harmony Prep in Cincinnati. Unfortunately our principal was crooked, but you need infrastructure things such as building, gym, place for the guys to live, meal plan, etc. You will also need the school to have NCAA core classes of which there are 16. You must have funding and play a top flight schedule. Have a website and bios for the guys. Know when the open periods are for the NCAA so you can invite coachs out. Like coach Desautels said there are a million things that need to be done. Let me know if I can be of any more help, and good luck.

At 6:36am on January 27, 2012, Adam Desautels said…: Coach, there's a million things that go into a prep program. Main issues to consider: are you alligned with a school that has ncaa approved classes? Do you have the facilities for living and basketball? Do you have the financial support? Its a huge financial commitment. Main thing is to have all this and more set up... And don't promise anything you can't deliver.

At 9:03am on December 12, 2011, Coach Drew said…: Hey Coach,

I see you added a Canadian Coaches Group. Great idea! If you are still interested in getting that started let me know. If you invite some coaches I can feature it on our front page to get it rolling.

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?

At 10:22pm on May 13, 2010, Thomas Coats said…: I am a high school varsity basketball coach in Bridgeport, MI.

At 3:09pm on April 11, 2010, Randy Brown said…: Nate,
I'm not sure what job you are referring to.
I host a mentoring program for aspiring college coaches but do not actively coach in college anymore.
Please clarify for me,
thanks,
RB

At 3:50pm on March 9, 2010, Gary Green said…: Hey Coach Nate. I applied EVERYWHERE. I finally got an interview with Nova Southeastern in Ft Lauderdale (D2), and made it to the final round of applicants. Head coach told me I needed a few more years of experience, thats when she fowarded my resume to the head coach at Santa Fe. I was really lucky, but I just made sure I treated everyone I came in contact with with respect and professionalism and it worked out for me. People talk and recognize good people.

At 12:39pm on March 9, 2010, Michael D. Brown said…: Hey Coach Nate,

What he did was wear his dad shoes in one of FIU game and there with addias. But here's the kicker the asst coach told him he could where the shoes in the games....

At 4:57pm on March 5, 2010, jon walker said…: I was a head coach at juco and an assitant!the best way is to go to the head coach see if he has a position for you and if he does not then volunteer! the turnover rate in juco for coaches is so quick and you meet alot od D1 D2 DII NAIA coaches at the tournament sites and jamborees and all-star games! be aggressive in working with him and show your work habits and he might recommend you for another job!. i was very fortunate and was loyal to my head coach and he turned his job over to me when he moved on! so get in and go to work! success comes to those who are to busy to look for it!

i run my own girls aau program now!

At 1:01pm on March 5, 2010, John Mietus said…: Pretty much the old fashioned way... knew somebody who knew somebody. If you like coaching D3 ball I'd recommend keeping your job and volunteering at a D3 school in your area, or NAIA or D2... essentially whatever's around. I'm sure most coaching staffs would love to have extra help and you can get your foot in the door and start making the contacts you need for the career you want.

At 12:13pm on March 5, 2010, Rayford Mahone said…: No, I took the year off after moving back home to Oklahoma due to a family emergency. I'm applying for juco jobs, and when I get one I will contact you!

At 6:33pm on March 4, 2010, Dan Nagle said…: Season went well. Varsity went 13-9, and won our first playoff game in 9 years. My JV team finished 14-4, and our freshman went 11-7. It was a great year overall our program is definitely headed in the right direction. I have no idea what the future holds for me, but I am looking to either move up to the college ranks or to become a HS Varsity Coach in the near future. Hope your season went well also!

At 9:35pm on March 3, 2010, Mike Speranza said…: Ive heard about who you know and what you know but I was watching warren buffett the other day on cnbc and he said the only thing you cant put a price on is talent and talent is what will find good business so if you have talent youll get there

At 9:33pm on March 3, 2010, Mike Speranza said…: Im a head coach in london uk. I also am rehabbing a knee injury and play professionally in europe. Where do you coach?