Lebanon Basketball

[commander1]

i know now. mike shockley. i have heard of him.

I've never heard of Shockley the only coach I remember close to this was the boys asst. for a few years that coached at White Co. and WC his first name was Luke but I don't remember his last name... great coach though.

Edited March 22, 2006 by commander1

[Dark Man]

When this guy moves it is a stability issue....when Thompson moves he "bounces" like a rubber ball....check yourself Dartman.

As far as I know Shockley has always moved on of his own accord. As I said earlier, I have said all I am going to say about Mr. Thompson.

 

The Luke that was mentioned is Luke Dycus. He is from White County where he was the boys freshmen coach for a while before becoming an assistant for Coach Bond at WC for 3 years before taking a head coaching job in Georgia. I believe he is back in White County now.

[10W40]

I believe Coach Shockley was at Warren County, not White County. I could be wrong.

 

Now, I would like to see Coach Thompson and Coach Shockley in a debate about which one of them is the best coach.

[wingman10]

I believe Coach Shockley was at Warren County, not White County. I could be wrong.

 

Now, I would like to see Coach Thompson and Coach Shockley in a debate about which one of them is the best coach.

Shockley was at White Co.

[Mailman05]

I can tell you right now Coach Dycus is not interested in the job. Just saw his name come up thought id add that.

[muffin]

Please hurry up and hire a coach,everyone in 6 states has been mentioned.

[PHargis]

Please hurry up and hire a coach,everyone in 6 states has been mentioned.

muffin, what is interesting about this is nobody on this thread has any authority to hire anybody. This is fan talk but at what is at stake for LHS and to keep the tradition from hitting bottom in girls basketball, it is pretty important and DM is adding what he knows. By the way, could you put all of the coaches and assistant coaches names in a hundred mile radius of your location so that they can be disected and carved up and give them their due recognition. Appreciate it and give you thanks in advance.

[muffin]

muffin, what is interesting about this is nobody on this thread has any authority to hire anybody. This is fan talk but at what is at stake for LHS and to keep the tradition from hitting bottom in girls basketball, it is pretty important and DM is adding what he knows. By the way, could you put all of the coaches and assistant coaches names in a hundred mile radius of your location so that they can be disected and carved up and give them their due recognition. Appreciate it and give you thanks in advance.

I think a 100 mile radius has been covered already.

[Dark Man]

Shockley was at White Co.

Shockley coached at Warren County too. He has coached boys and girls at several places.

[Jakeleg Jake]

As far as I know Shockley has always moved on of his own accord. As I said earlier, I have said all I am going to say about Mr. Thompson.

 

The Luke that was mentioned is Luke Dycus. He is from White County where he was the boys freshmen coach for a while before becoming an assistant for Coach Bond at WC for 3 years before taking a head coaching job in Georgia. I believe he is back in White County now.

 

 

You had better check out the info in the first paragraph sir.....................all I am going to say.

[tn sarcasm]

I've never heard of Shockley the only coach I remember close to this was the boys asst. for a few years that coached at White Co. and WC his first name was Luke but I don't remember his last name... great coach though.

 

 

my observation is we need a girls specialist to coach girls not boys coaches who might want the job for whatever reason. just because you have been a successful boys coach does not guarentee the same success in girls. same x's and o's but a different mindset. based on this don't you think someone like jack harlowe would be the best fit? very successful girls coach.

[Eddie]

I think LHS might have had a shot at Harlowe a year ago, but since then, his wife has established a very successful medical practice in Bedford County. I think Lebanon would be hard-pressed to get him away from Shelbyville now. He's certainly the type of guy who could come in and re-energize the program.