Best developmental program??

[AggiesAreWe]

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="1032867" timestamp="1312902354"]
He's a H-J fan.
[/quote]

What does that have to do with those kids going to Ozen?

[BMTSoulja1]

Never mind.  Must have went over  your head.

[AggiesAreWe]

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="1032938" timestamp="1312910604"]
Never mind.  Must have went over  your head.
[/quote]


No, I think you misunderstood that poster's comments. He was making some sarcastic remarks in regards to the questions about these two kids moving for supposedly "athletic" reasons. It had nothing to do with comparing HJ to Ozen.

[BMTSoulja1]

Maybe I read him wrong.  If that's the case, I stand corrected. 

[cameron09]

Nash you know he is moving his kids to Ozen because BISD schools are Academically Excellent, I mean Recognized, I mean Acceptable. And not to mention the extremely low crime rate in the Ozen attendance zone!!
[/quote]And Ozen would blow H-J's basketball team out of the water.  Don't forget to add that one.  Do you think those kids actually wanted to go to H-J over Ozen for basketball?
[/quote]

i think he was saying that H-F is one of the highest ranking schools academically  in the area, so why would you move your kids from there and send them to a lower performing school unless it was for "athletic " purposes.

And Ozen should beat H- J in basketball since they have about 1,000 more students in which to pick a basketball team. But I guarantee you we would give them a run for their money.

[CATMAN]

[quote name="hj15" post="1032643" timestamp="1312838582"]
[quote author=stevenash link=topic=85538.msg1032571#msg1032571 date=1312830361]
Don't despair, Dove is you are finding things to be less confrontational than you wanted.  Just start a thread saying you are moving your kids for athletic purposes.  That ought to stir it up a little.
[/quote]
Nash you know he is moving his kids to Ozen because BISD schools are Academically Excellent, I mean Recognized, I mean Acceptable. And not to mention the extremely low crime rate in the Ozen attendance zone!!
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[BLUEDOVE3]

[quote name="Kelly Basketball" post="1032495" timestamp="1312822159"]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.

[stevenash]

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="1050547" timestamp="1315324679"]
[quote author=Kelly Basketball link=topic=85538.msg1032495#msg1032495 date=1312822159]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.
[/quote]

Isn't that what coaching is all about?  Finding a system that best suits the players?

[BLUEDOVE3]

[quote name="stevenash" post="1050703" timestamp="1315333195"]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050547#msg1050547 date=1315324679]
[quote author=Kelly Basketball link=topic=85538.msg1032495#msg1032495 date=1312822159]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.
[/quote]

Isn't that what coaching is all about?  Finding a system that best suits the players?
[/quote]Nash, I gave the coaches a compliment. Thats the best I can do for right now ;D

[stevenash]

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="1050789" timestamp="1315340247"]
[quote author=stevenash link=topic=85538.msg1050703#msg1050703 date=1315333195]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050547#msg1050547 date=1315324679]
[quote author=Kelly Basketball link=topic=85538.msg1032495#msg1032495 date=1312822159]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.
[/quote]

Isn't that what coaching is all about?  Finding a system that best suits the players?
[/quote]Nash, I gave the coaches a compliment. Thats the best I can do for right now ;D
[/quote]

Actually, the coaching has little to do with it.  Has more to do with that continuing streak of luck.

[BLUEDOVE3]

[quote name="stevenash" post="1050834" timestamp="1315343397"]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050789#msg1050789 date=1315340247]
[quote author=stevenash link=topic=85538.msg1050703#msg1050703 date=1315333195]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050547#msg1050547 date=1315324679]
[quote author=Kelly Basketball link=topic=85538.msg1032495#msg1032495 date=1312822159]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.
[/quote]

Isn't that what coaching is all about?  Finding a system that best suits the players?
[/quote]Nash, I gave the coaches a compliment. Thats the best I can do for right now ;D
[/quote]

Actually, the coaching has little to do with it.  Has more to do with that continuing streak of luck.
[/quote]Better you admit to this than me. Thanks for taking the pressure off me I knew it all te time ;D

[stevenash]

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="1051054" timestamp="1315362268"]
[quote author=stevenash link=topic=85538.msg1050834#msg1050834 date=1315343397]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050789#msg1050789 date=1315340247]
[quote author=stevenash link=topic=85538.msg1050703#msg1050703 date=1315333195]
[quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=85538.msg1050547#msg1050547 date=1315324679]
[quote author=Kelly Basketball link=topic=85538.msg1032495#msg1032495 date=1312822159]
The three youth programs who are the most fundamentally sound in terms of player skills and team concepts are in no particular order Nederland (Central and C.O. Wilson) Hardin Jefferson or Henderson and St. Anne. I've seen alot of teams play and these are the teams that routinely have a system that their players execute.
[/quote]While sitting here in basketball *rehab* Kelly Basketball bring up some good points. Basketball is truly a team game. A player may not have all the fundamentals but some school systems are able to *hide* the player's weaknesses in that particular system. IMHO, I think this what makes HJ so good. The coaches get the best from their players by playing in a system that suit their style of athletes out there.
[/quote]

Isn't that what coaching is all about?  Finding a system that best suits the players?
[/quote]Nash, I gave the coaches a compliment. Thats the best I can do for right now ;D
[/quote]

Actually, the coaching has little to do with it.  Has more to do with that continuing streak of luck.
[/quote]Better you admit to this than me. Thanks for taking the pressure off me I knew it all te time ;D
[/quote]

No problem.  Kobe and LeBron have experienced the same thing and they dont seem to care whether it is labeled luck or skill just as long as the end result is good.