"We were always ranked in the top 10 in the state, " Canfield added. 00:39:18] Mike Klinzing: Do you remember if you had specific questions about sort of the program? Brian is the coach of the high school basketball team fortress. And he came up and said, Hey, Brian you know, I talked to coach Flannery you know, he mentioned, he mentioned, said you're a solid player and stuff looking forward to seeing you work out for us. The Black Hawks will remain in the OAA-White for this upcoming season, and they should be a contender for a three-peat. So that actually has helped me as a coach. 2022-2023 Health & Safety Protocols. After Dark Application for Admission.
00:57:15] Mike Klinzing: Talk a little about how you use film. What's an area where as a head coach, you think to that first season at lake Ridge, then you go by the time you're in your third year, what's something that you feel like you improved upon or something that you got a handle on that maybe as a head coach, you didn't even realize, Hey, the head coach has really have to have this under control. But I said would you mind calling the coach and just putting in a good word that that you coached me and, and things like that. I want to wrap up here, Brian, with one final two part, two part question. And just to, just to see, even in win-win just are those things that are, that are big for, for our team and for our guys to see and, and praise 'em, Hey guys, look, we, we have 15 offensive rebounds and, and Jesse, you at eight, like you were killing it on the boards and great job that's, that's something like you said, if you emphasize that, and then it gives you a focus on when you're watching that film, like I'm going to watch it. Mask Mandate Update. Coaches can also create customized scouting reports, upload and send game and practice film straight to the mobile app. And at times it's tough, right? Really appreciate that. Brian Miller named new varsity boys basketball coach. You know, not that they didn't care, but, and I was just like, no, I know what you mean. But that was just, that was an awesome year. So honored to be on the show.
We did one day of like a two hour workout with drills and we played and they brought us in and Larry Hunter was pretty much like, well, we're not going to take anybody this year. I wouldn't have done it anywhere else except for Bloomfield Hills. I'd help out playing I'd watch film, I'd go scout, do all that. So I did try, I did then the next year, because I had talked to some of the players I knew on the team that the next year they had like a couple spots open. Not just from our bigs, but are we getting a rebound outside of our area? Looked at it as a great challenge, knowing not knowing even before my first practice, this is going to be a great challenge. Questions or Feedback? We then at that point, Trust me, we used to do that, right. He's an awesome guy with that is one of the best, but those other intangibles are two really huge things. So I'll look at those and I'll look at those stats and then I'll look at the possession. Brian is the coach of the high school basketball team wikipedia. Like we're not going to sit there and do shell drill four on four shell drill and someone's having problems jumping to help side jumping to help side. And it's just super exciting to, to do that. So he walked in and their whole staff was there. And they do it four or five times.
Like I still loved basketball, wanted to play. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. They wanted to be, they, they wanted to learn. 11-15-22 Brian Myers hired to coach Greater Lowell Tech boys basketball team. 00:21:09] Brian Ansberry: I just think I just like giving back to the kids and because I had such a good experience with basketball and I had coaches who I looked up to and I enjoyed having them as coaches, whether I was a starter, whether I was a guy getting minutes off the bench, I truly enjoyed being there and kind of being a, I was a point guard.
It's to get a, the collective group. Brian is the coach of the High School basketball team in Scooterville. His starting five players - Brainly.com. But it certainly, again, it's just, it's a completely viable way to go. And, and I think so many kids today, especially they're, they're just not, they're not exposed to the way that I you think about the way that kids were coached back, back in the day, where there was so much negativity and it was so much like my way or the highway. I know in an ideal world, obviously you have to adjust to your personnel and things, but when you think about the type of culture you want to build and sort of what you believe in terms of how you want to play offensively and defensively, at what point do you feel like you had a pretty firm grasp on sort of the vision of what your ideal program was going to look like? The discipline piece of being a good person.