Top coaches

[QSouth89]

Kevin Thomas of Shelbyville is bright young coach.

 

I met Coach Thomas over the weekend not only a great coach but great person as well.

[thecrippler2222]

I for one find his antics disgusting. It is just little boy blue blowing his own horn. Over and over and over and over.................................................................

i dont really understand the little boy blue anology. please explain

[BigDaddy_1]

GIVE Richard Melton at Livingston Academy a look....He's got passion and real knowledge of the game...

[bigchief]

i dont really understand the little boy blue anology. please explain

Always whining, crying and thinking everyone is out to get him and constantly trying to draw attention to himself. From the entrance of his 12 person entourage/assistant coaches/recruiters to his last second individual entrance to the two time outs in the first minute to his constant badgering of officials and sideline tirades. The TSSAA even changed the rule about time outs because of him taking the bench chairs out to the half-court line during the state tournament for no other reason than to draw attention to himself. Doc is an excellent coach and prepares his kids as well as anyone I know. Unfortunately, that is overshadowed by the Barnum and Bailey act he puts on. And before you start in about "how many gold balls" yadda, yadda yadda let me remind you that there are plenty of coaches with way more gold balls than he who always acted with dignity and class. Explanation given.

[Guest dare_2_dream]

Just wanted to open this back up since we are getting closer to the season. Who are the top coaches in the state of Tennessee (boys).

 

Brandon Burks, still to this day.

[QBgrossman]

One of the most inspiring coaches is Bill Hall of Scott county

[tn sarcasm]

I for one find his antics disgusting. It is just little boy blue blowing his own horn. Over and over and over and over.................................................................

 

 

agreed mr. chief. really a goffy person. but he has won so i give him the benefit of the doubt.

[tgif-football]

Always whining, crying and thinking everyone is out to get him and constantly trying to draw attention to himself. From the entrance of his 12 person entourage/assistant coaches/recruiters to his last second individual entrance to the two time outs in the first minute to his constant badgering of officials and sideline tirades. The TSSAA even changed the rule about time outs because of him taking the bench chairs out to the half-court line during the state tournament for no other reason than to draw attention to himself. Doc is an excellent coach and prepares his kids as well as anyone I know. Unfortunately, that is overshadowed by the Barnum and Bailey act he puts on. And before you start in about "how many gold balls" yadda, yadda yadda let me remind you that there are plenty of coaches with way more gold balls than he who always acted with dignity and class. Explanation given.

 

Thorough explanation.

[nation_supp89]

Brandon Burks, still to this day.

 

I agree 100%

[Guest dare_2_dream]

I agree 100%

 

Im glad im not the only one.

[adidas23]

Coach Bill Hall from Scott is a pretty good coach he knows the funamentals of basketball and knows how to win

[wildcatathletics#80]

GIVE Richard Melton at Livingston Academy a look....He's got passion and real knowledge of the game...

 

Agreed.....one of the finest coaches ive seen will be a great one by end of career, he's only like 31