best young head coaches

[SwampRat]

Corey Barrett took over a struggling Hickman County Girls program two years ago....the first year they won eight games in the regular season but with great post-season play made it to the sub-state game against Creekwood....this past season the Lady Dawgs posted 18 wins and finished tied for second behind Marshall County....had a few tournament struggles that ended their season during region play but made great strides nontheless.....gets the absolute most out of the talent that he has on the team.....

 

 

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[fasteddie]

Eric Lomax Perry County.

[jklivin]

Some of you guys need to wake up and smell the Roses! Some of the Coaches you mentioned posted only 3 or 4 wins and others 7 and 8 wins. When you think of Girls Basketball programs. Columbia Academy and Culleoka and Huntland are not programs that come to mind. Their coaches might be a breath of fresh air to your programs, but actually turning them into contenders.....Don't think so

[dawgballfan]

Some of you guys need to wake up and smell the Roses! Some of the Coaches you mentioned posted only 3 or 4 wins and others 7 and 8 wins. When you think of Girls Basketball programs. Columbia Academy and Culleoka and Huntland are not programs that come to mind. Their coaches might be a breath of fresh air to your programs, but actually turning them into contenders.....Don't think so

 

 

i think you have missed the point......the topic is "best young head coaches"......just because a coach goes through a down year or inherits a team that requires a year or two of building certainly does not disqualify them from being good coaches......as important as wins are, there are more pieces to the success puzzle than just that

[jklivin]

I guess time will tell and just making a point about not going to win the big one at these schools