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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 249579" data-attributes="member: 315"><p>My brother has been a coach and teacher in MN for going on 25 years now I think.&nbsp; He taught/coached in a smaller town in western MN before going to White Bear Lake high school.&nbsp; He has been at White bear for 20 years I think.&nbsp; He was the head girls basketball coach for quite a few years.&nbsp; Was coach of the year for their conference at least once I think and made the final three for teacher of the year in the state of MN.&nbsp; He flat loves kids and is a hell of a coach.&nbsp; He left coaching at the high school level due to parents.&nbsp; He then went to college assistant at a nearby college for a few years because he loves coaching.&nbsp; His replacement at the high school level got run out after two years.&nbsp; The new head coach was a stand up guy.&nbsp; The school wanted my brother back in the gym so they talked him into being an assistant.&nbsp; He says that is great for him because he doesn't have to deal with parents.&nbsp; He has been doing basketball camps in the summer at the same college for twenty plus years.&nbsp; It sucks when parents can destroy a program like that.&nbsp; 90% of the parents are perfectly fine it's the 10% that ruin it.&nbsp; He even had a gal from northern MN drive two hours one way everyday in the summer to play AAU ball for him.&nbsp; So he must be doing something right.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 249579, member: 315"] My brother has been a coach and teacher in MN for going on 25 years now I think. He taught/coached in a smaller town in western MN before going to White Bear Lake high school. He has been at White bear for 20 years I think. He was the head girls basketball coach for quite a few years. Was coach of the year for their conference at least once I think and made the final three for teacher of the year in the state of MN. He flat loves kids and is a hell of a coach. He left coaching at the high school level due to parents. He then went to college assistant at a nearby college for a few years because he loves coaching. His replacement at the high school level got run out after two years. The new head coach was a stand up guy. The school wanted my brother back in the gym so they talked him into being an assistant. He says that is great for him because he doesn't have to deal with parents. He has been doing basketball camps in the summer at the same college for twenty plus years. It sucks when parents can destroy a program like that. 90% of the parents are perfectly fine it's the 10% that ruin it. He even had a gal from northern MN drive two hours one way everyday in the summer to play AAU ball for him. So he must be doing something right. [/QUOTE]

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