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  1. 1/2 Bird/Magic
    3 Jordan  *Okay, I know this is not a popular choice but as a Bird/Magic fan, I can't take them out of top spot.
    4 Wilt Chamberlain
    5 Oscar Robertson (averaged a triple double for a season early in his career)
    6 Craig Ehlo (okay in jest.  Rocket fans in his early days were rooting for the end of the bench player to get in the game)

    I am a big Kobe fan, but I am not sure who would come out of the top 5.
  2. [quote name="BHEagle1" post="803535" timestamp="1274320615"]
    I hear from the "in the know"  that there are only three in the running, Shaw (GCM) Hall (Livingston) and Kyle (Marcus).
    [/quote]

    All 3 would be good at this position.  I know Shaw has experience coaching and has been around basketball forever.  Most of us remember Pennee as a coach/player and I did see this write up on Kyle after last year's season.
    This is Kit Kyle's fourteenth year as the head coach of the Marcus girls basketball program and the women's athletic coordinator for Marcus High.  Coach Kyle's record of excellence includes leading the Marauders to the State Playoffs 10 out of the last 13 years, and to 9 District Championships.  She has had the opportunity to coach and develop 47 college scholarship athletes, and as of the end of the 2008-09 season, amassed 342 career wins - all at Marcus.

    Pennee and Kit have experience as girls coordinators and Robert's has administration experience at multiple schools, so the coordination duties would not be a reach for him.
  3. [quote name="TrueBlue" post="803524" timestamp="1274319259"]
    BH85......why "Ouch"?  Are you another one with an axe to grind?
    [/quote]

    No, I do not have an axe to grind.  I just think it is tough anytime someone loses their job and this is the 3rd head coach leaving this year along with many assistants.  I have backed the coaches we had and will back the new ones.  It seems that we have not been happy with any of the girls coaches since Rivers left.  I think we have had some good ones that have gotten away in this position.

    Good Luck to John in his future endeavors.
  4. Title: Girls Varsity Basketball Coach & Girls Athletic Coordinator
    Job Description: Oversee the Girls Athletic Program for Grades 7-12 under the supervision of the Athletic Director. Head Coach of Girls Basketball Program; additional teaching field and associated responsibilities to be determined. All inquiries about this position should be directed to Barbara Ponder, Assistant Superintendent of Personnel. Email: [email protected].
    Start Date August, 2010
    Duty Days (Help) 207
    Qualifications
    *Texas SBEC Certification for Subject & Grade;
    *NCLB Highly Qualified Status for Subject & Grade;
    *Minimum of 8 years experience as a Head Basketball Coach;
    *Athletic Coordinator experience preferred

    Salary Range 2009-2010 Teacher Salary Schedule: 10 Years = $71,983; 20 Years = $78,821; 30 Years = $85,907. Add $1,200 for Master's Degree; Add $5,000 for National Board Certification; Salary includes Head Coaching Stipend & Athletic Coordinator Stipend 2010-2011 Salary Schedule will be approved in June, 2010.
  5. [quote name="Bobcat05" post="755100" timestamp="1265304651"]
    Everyone keeps talking about Little Dribblers programs...They used to teach fundamentals at a young age, but now it seems the trend is more about having ten different plays, only one kid scoring, and winning only. That's not teaching anything.
    [/quote]

    I agree on this as I see players and team from many programs.  The teams may look better but the individual skills are not as good and many coaches focus more on winning and not correcting poor shooting form or dribbling form.  This really hurts the players as they get into Middle school and they have a bad habit that has developed for 5 or 6 years.  Don't get me wrong, there are still some very good coaches at the LD level in quite a few of the local programs, but the percentage of good ones seem to be going down in my opinion.

    You also see this with some of the Select/AAU programs.  The teams that spend time on player development as well as tournaments tend to produce the players that are successfull as they get older.  Practice doesn't make perfect, but it does make permanent, so if kids are not being corrected then they will still be carrying the ball in high school and shooting from the hip.
  6. I guess you have to define if you are looking for the best while they were in SE Texas or what they have went on to once they left the right side of Texas.  McCain did make the WNBA but I think it was only for a year and scored 83 points more than Pennee in the WNBA careerwise (83-0) looking at WNBA stats.

    If we are looking at what they accomplished during high school then you can also look at team success.  Any State Championships for final appearances for Silsbee during McCain's tenure?  *I think they made it to finals in her early years.  The late 80's HJ teams were awesome with Yathisha Bosha and the mid 80's Hardin teams with Charlotte Reescano were tough.  Both of these teams were fun.  Of course Silsbee may be the only team considered in SE Texas....sorry just had to.  

    The good thing is that there are a good amount of players to pick from and more to come.  and on a side note, I would take Viverette over Hall, but injuries did limit her success.  "She was as good an athlete that has come out of the Texas high schools," said UT coach Jody Conradt, who has recruited the state heavily for 28 years.  (quote in '98)
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