Publisher's Synopsis
This book covers many of the behind-the-scenes of high school and junior college basketball programs. How an assistant coach handled the ups and downs of the game and how to deal with high school parents and the administration. The attitude and culture f the game had shifted drastically in the last three decades.Reviews: "This is a must read for any young person looking into basketball coaching at any level. He is explicit scribing how youth play... How schools react... And how parents are involved. It will open your eyes to what you are about to encounter. A very interesting read." Jim Harrick, formar Pepperdine, UCLA, Rhodes Island, Georgia head basketball coach, 1995 NCAA national champions"Great read!" Diehard Sports RadioAbout the Author: Henry Tran had never played organized basketball but developed is love for the game since being a fan in his high school days. He studied the game and eventually got his break to coach and continued to learn for the next quarer of a century. He is a college professor by trade. He spent 25 years coaching high school and junior college basketball and has built a strong network of colleagues and players.
