why is coffee county so bad this year

[wingman10]

good win for the Pioneers

[14pioneers]

surprise, surprise, coffee county lost another one tonight to warren county. Guess the coach's great game plan can't work at all games huh?

Like I said earlier in this thread, Coffee County is a fouling machine, so many hard blantant fouls. I think they could be a decent team if they had a little more discipline. Pioneers win tonight 57-47.

[Titans21]

surprise, surprise, coffee county lost another one tonight to warren county. Guess the coach's great game plan can't work at all games huh?

 

first post ever, must be a soph parent or a parent of a child that doesn't get to play or a player that doesn't get to play, has to be one of the above.

[wingman10]

Red Raiders are playing better

[whodathunkit?]

first post ever, must be a soph parent or a parent of a child that doesn't get to play or a player that doesn't get to play, has to be one of the above.

whoever I am doesn't change the fact that coffee county needs a new coach

[wildcat3030]

first post ever, must be a soph parent or a parent of a child that doesn't get to play or a player that doesn't get to play, has to be one of the above.

 

Must be one of the connections in the county or a parent of a starting player or even both??

Edited January 21, 2007 by wildcat3030

[cricket]

whoever I am doesn't change the fact that coffee county needs a new coach

From an outsider who has been to a few games I have a hard time understanding what you think the coach could do differently. There is no question the players are playing with alot of character. It would be easy for them to throw in the towel and quit. I haven't seen them quitting. What would you do different if you were coaching?

[fuzby]

Well whodathunk it... go get you teaching degree, go into coaching when you are done & seek out the job. Better yet become an assistant, take all the required TSSAA courses & in 5 years you can be a head coach & not have to teach. I'm sure Coach Taylor would hand the reigns over to you since you are probably already enshrined in Springfield. While your at it, you could probably do better than the football, baseball, girls hoops, softball, etc coaches who do what they can with the all that talent & pure athleticism that Manchester youth leagues have continued to put out. (About one every 8-10 years is not to easy to build around - C. Elam '98 & M. Williams '06)

Go Coach Taylor & Red Raiders!!! Keep working hard.

[wildcat3030]

Well whodathunk it... go get you teaching degree, go into coaching when you are done & seek out the job. Better yet become an assistant, take all the required TSSAA courses & in 5 years you can be a head coach & not have to teach. I'm sure Coach Taylor would hand the reigns over to you since you are probably already enshrined in Springfield. While your at it, you could probably do better than the football, baseball, girls hoops, softball, etc coaches who do what they can with the all that talent & pure athleticism that Manchester youth leagues have continued to put out. (About one every 8-10 years is not to easy to build around - C. Elam '98 & M. Williams '06)

Go Coach Taylor & Red Raiders!!! Keep working hard.

 

Coach Taylor needs to hand the reigns over to someone. Football has made a BIG turn around with a different coach and Basketball will to. Just takes a long time for all to see their are coaches that have talent not connections. Nine years is enough for any coach to make a program better but, in this case you can't say that. The only thing coach taylor can do different is win some games.....

[whodathunkit?]

Well whodathunk it... go get you teaching degree, go into coaching when you are done & seek out the job. Better yet become an assistant, take all the required TSSAA courses & in 5 years you can be a head coach & not have to teach. I'm sure Coach Taylor would hand the reigns over to you since you are probably already enshrined in Springfield. While your at it, you could probably do better than the football, baseball, girls hoops, softball, etc coaches who do what they can with the all that talent & pure athleticism that Manchester youth leagues have continued to put out. (About one every 8-10 years is not to easy to build around - C. Elam '98 & M. Williams '06)

Go Coach Taylor & Red Raiders!!! Keep working hard.

Seeing as I do not get paid to do Taylor's job, why would I offer any suggestions other than he be held accountable for his actions. His past 9 years as head basketball coach should already speak for his qualifications. If the people in charge really cared about coffee county sports in general or for that matter the entire school system then they would put people in charge with the best qualifications not who they know and believe they can pull strings with. If you were hiring a basketball coach would his past record or qualifications warrant a job as head coach? I just want coffee county to have the best possible and I do not personally feel Taylor is it.

[safety]

Well whodathunk it... go get you teaching degree, go into coaching when you are done & seek out the job. Better yet become an assistant, take all the required TSSAA courses & in 5 years you can be a head coach & not have to teach. I'm sure Coach Taylor would hand the reigns over to you since you are probably already enshrined in Springfield. While your at it, you could probably do better than the football, baseball, girls hoops, softball, etc coaches who do what they can with the all that talent & pure athleticism that Manchester youth leagues have continued to put out. (About one every 8-10 years is not to easy to build around - C. Elam '98 & M. Williams '06)

Go Coach Taylor & Red Raiders!!! Keep working hard.

 

What did Taylor teach to either of these players (Elam or Williams)? The youth programs in basketball have the same problems as the high school (TAYLOR). He gets paid for both and does a poor job in both areas. He can't run a league or a High School team. In another 8-10 years a player will come along as you suggest the hope is he will have a coach to help get the job done.

[wingman10]

Things will get better in Manchester.