www.twitter.com/coachkeathley "I was officially offered the Lafayette job today! Now I'm relaxing by the pool, before I jump back on a plane to go back to Kentucky"
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www.twitter.com/coachkeathley "I was officially offered the Lafayette job today! Now I'm relaxing by the pool, before I jump back on a plane to go back to Kentucky"
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IDK what connection he has to Lee. Just an FYI, he has been coaching ABA and CBA professional teams recently. He was the 2005 ABA coach of the year. Of course, there are quite a few Lafayette's in the country.
EDIT: read more of his twitter and he was here for the UL job.
Would someone kindly give some background about this guy, and/or details about how we may either know him, recall his name, have connections with him, or how he may have ties to the University.
Thanks
Kevin and Texas A&M assistant Byron Smith interviewed yesterday. Reported on my blog last night.
Kevin has coached in ABA, CBA, USPL and at Lees College and Saint Catherine College.
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Can you tell us more about Byron Smith? We have some info on Keathley which you reiterate above. Also, what division are the two colleges Kevin Keathley has coached at in? Are they Division 2, 3 or NAIA. Was he a head coach at Saint Catherine. Info says he was a head coach in the CBA recently. Note that the CBA is not nearly as prominent of a league as it once was. The NBA developmental league has reduced the status of these other leagues.
I would doubt that. It is extremely rare for a head coach to be fired and for an assistant to then take over. I do wonder why someone who is currently a head coach wants to move to an assistant position. It could be that the pay at those lower level pro leagues is relatively low.
Thats why this my questions seems to hold water. We're not a power house school, so why would a head coach come here as an assistant, especially with the huge possibility that Lee will be fired next year; unless there is more to his offer.
And how do you figure it's rare? It happens alot IMO. Especially at smaller schools.
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