most exciting coaches to watch!

[headtap1]

What coaches are the most exciting to watch. Which ones really get into it. My favorite would Have to be father ryan coaches.

[tacomuncher]

Shane Turner

[Gripper]

definitely chris lewis of cbhs!!!!

[alcoa119_05]

I haven't seen these coaches, what makes them exciting.

[glovebox27]

I don't know what region yall are talking about, but i would have to go with Smyrna's Coach, i can't spell his name...lol, i think it is Gonhe or somthing like that, sorry coach about that.

 

But the wildest coach i have ever seen has retired, Coach Guthrie, from riverdale of 2002, he also coached Rockvale for 4 years 97-2001. He would scream so loud and get on to the refs about any and everything, he had a passion for the sport and took up for his guys, and well i see that in smyrna's coach alot sometimes.

[Hamm]

Come on Guys...what about Jeff Lester?? Gonyea deos get pretty animated too! Plumlee from Lebanon is also firey!

[CoachGonyeaSHS]

Definately Lester...I can hear his voice right now....TAKE HIM DOWN....TAKE HIM DOWN...

 

Maybe it's our height...that causes us to get so animated

[duggerd1]

My favorite is now retired, but, in my minds eye, I can still see him especially at tournaments. Doug Newman, Hunters Lane, was 100 percent coach at all times and was always fun to watch.

 

Dan Dugger

[clintabbott]

In my humble opinion, the most enjoyable coaches to watch are the ones who coach their kids and take every opportunity to teach. The coaches who try work the officials and incite the crowd are not enjoyable for an old and fat official to watch.

[CoachGonyeaSHS]

I agree, the coaches who are rude to the referees and challenge every call tax the life out of me...

[best_of_the_west]

Coach Bray (Ridgeway) and Coach Simpson (Germantown), but Coach Delgado (Houston) has his moments too.

[delaWarr]

duggerd1 sure came up with one of the most colorful and creative coaches. When Coach Newman reached an impass with officials over their perception of his business in the chair, he elected to do his coaching from the bleachers, outside the same jurisdiction he would have suffered in the chair.