Re: Coaching Vacancies 2020-2021
Posted: Thu May 07, 2020 7:04 pm
Spartan alum and former Athens coach Jeff Skinner hired as next Alexander boys basketball coach.
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I don’t feel slighted at all. I think his love for the senior class is the only reason he stayed through last year, he develops it well but the talent just isn’t there right now. Oak Hill has had some of the worst junior high teams in their history for about 4 years now. They probably averaged around 1 win per year. Even the greatest coaches can’t get a lot of wins out of that, and he doesn’t have too many years to spare to reach that win record.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 12:09 amOak Hill got a State Championship from him, so they should get over it. There been rumblings about Persin looking for next landing spot since February. Lot of rumors that SW was the eventual place, but their job never came open. When Valley job came open, coupled with serious talent on the way (and D4), it’s a perfect match. Yeah, he probably should’ve just resigned instead of “retiring”, but he’s a Hall of Famer, so he gets a pass.ravensfan09 wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 9:56 pm If Persin goes to Valley from Oak Hill, does Valley become the front runner? Oak Hill probably will feel slighted about the short "retirement."
Fwiw, if all this is true, Norm must not be too worried about Valley school board/administration like others on here have been so focused on.*
I’d like to think most Oak Hill fans are appreciative of the years Persin put in there and solid run they’ve had. Like you said, Oak Hill has a few down years coming, but they’ll get it turned around eventually.3sUp wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 7:46 pmI don’t feel slighted at all. I think his love for the senior class is the only reason he stayed through last year, he develops it well but the talent just isn’t there right now. Oak Hill has had some of the worst junior high teams in their history for about 4 years now. They probably averaged around 1 win per year. Even the greatest coaches can’t get a lot of wins out of that, and he doesn’t have too many years to spare to reach that win record.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 12:09 amOak Hill got a State Championship from him, so they should get over it. There been rumblings about Persin looking for next landing spot since February. Lot of rumors that SW was the eventual place, but their job never came open. When Valley job came open, coupled with serious talent on the way (and D4), it’s a perfect match. Yeah, he probably should’ve just resigned instead of “retiring”, but he’s a Hall of Famer, so he gets a pass.ravensfan09 wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 9:56 pm If Persin goes to Valley from Oak Hill, does Valley become the front runner? Oak Hill probably will feel slighted about the short "retirement."
Fwiw, if all this is true, Norm must not be too worried about Valley school board/administration like others on here have been so focused on.*
Also Norm as a coach would never fly at most schools, but a lot of people would be surprised with how good of relationships he had with some of the students here. I think he’ll be just fine there.
ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 12:07 pm If Northwest hired Scarberry (dad) and the son as a teacher that is a great hire for them. Scarberry was a old-school hard-nosed coach. Let him get the program back on solid ground and then let the son take over. Not a back strategy!
What ground was it on when he was there? Wasn't very good then. Northwest needs to look elsewhere, stop with the same old thing. Scarberry gone you go with Barlow, his assistant and that didn't work out, then you go with Barlow's asst and that doesnt work out so you go back to the original coach. That makes no sense to me. Let's stop the cycle.
Stormin Norman move to another SOC 2 team should be fun. But why talk about retiring when you aren’t going to.3sUp wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 7:46 pmI don’t feel slighted at all. I think his love for the senior class is the only reason he stayed through last year, he develops it well but the talent just isn’t there right now. Oak Hill has had some of the worst junior high teams in their history for about 4 years now. They probably averaged around 1 win per year. Even the greatest coaches can’t get a lot of wins out of that, and he doesn’t have too many years to spare to reach that win record.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 12:09 amOak Hill got a State Championship from him, so they should get over it. There been rumblings about Persin looking for next landing spot since February. Lot of rumors that SW was the eventual place, but their job never came open. When Valley job came open, coupled with serious talent on the way (and D4), it’s a perfect match. Yeah, he probably should’ve just resigned instead of “retiring”, but he’s a Hall of Famer, so he gets a pass.ravensfan09 wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 9:56 pm If Persin goes to Valley from Oak Hill, does Valley become the front runner? Oak Hill probably will feel slighted about the short "retirement."
Fwiw, if all this is true, Norm must not be too worried about Valley school board/administration like others on here have been so focused on.*
Also Norm as a coach would never fly at most schools, but a lot of people would be surprised with how good of relationships he had with some of the students here. I think he’ll be just fine there.