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AreaLax wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 2:47 pm LSN has an interview with Amplo

https://www.laxsportsnetwork.com/videos ... ht-for-him

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Anyone have a full/partial list of players that are currently on the yard attending plebe summer? You can pm me if you'd like.

old salt wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 5:07 pm

AreaLax wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 2:47 pm LSN has an interview with Amplo

https://www.laxsportsnetwork.com/videos ... ht-for-him

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+1. Community -- Commitment -- Confidence -- Competence. Encouraging already on so many levels. IMHO, NSIO can rest easy regarding all flavors of media interaction -- no "open mouth, insert foot" faux pas moments from the helm to fret about in the years ahead.

Brad Ross to be new OC. Believe he is from the Maryland area.

https://www.insidelacrosse.com/amp/brea ... ssion=true

https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/coach/brad-ross/

Darnestown MD. Bullis grad. Young daughter & son.
Promoted to Assoc HC at both Bryant & OSU
Played for Pressler then Danowski at Duke.
Master’s degree in humanities with a concentration in ethics from Duke in his final season as a player.

What a staff !!!

old salt wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 2:42 pm https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/coach/brad-ross/

Darnestown MD. Bullis grad. Young daughter & son.
Promoted to Assoc HC at both Bryant & OSU
Played for Pressler then Danowski at Duke.
Master’s degree in humanities with a concentration in ethics from Duke in his final season as a player.

What a staff !!!

+1. MLax Renaissance Staff for Navy -- the good news just keeps on coming for the MLax Mids -- kudos!

Now, for continuity, if Ryan Wellner just stays for a couple more years, before his inevitable HC opportunity.

Looks like Navy will remain a pipeline for future D I HC's.

youthathletics wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 8:01 am Anyone have a full/partial list of players that are currently on the yard attending plebe summer? You can pm me if you'd like.

old salt wrote:
Now, for continuity, if Ryan Wellner just stays for a couple more years, before his inevitable HC opportunity.

Looks like Navy will remain a pipeline for future D I HC's.

With all this great news for Navy MLax about Joe Amplo becoming HC; Ryan Wellner staying as DC and Brad Ross becoming OC, the MLax Classes of 2012 - 2019 are lining up outside Ricketts for a "do-over".

Knock on wood. (not all vacant HC jobs have been filled).

old salt wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 2:42 pm https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/coach/brad-ross/

Darnestown MD. Bullis grad. Young daughter & son.
Promoted to Assoc HC at both Bryant & OSU
Played for Pressler then Danowski at Duke.
Master’s degree in humanities with a concentration in ethics from Duke in his final season as a player.

What a staff !!!

It’s a great staff. Brad Ross is an outstanding coach.

old salt wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 2:42 pm https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/coach/brad-ross/

Darnestown MD. Bullis grad. Young daughter & son.
Promoted to Assoc HC at both Bryant & OSU
Played for Pressler then Danowski at Duke.
Master’s degree in humanities with a concentration in ethics from Duke in his final season as a player.

What a staff !!!

Too bad he can’t bring Tre “Le Bazooka” Leclaire with him.

Whew ! Harvard is hiring Gerry Byrne. That bodes well for Ryan Wellner staying at Navy.

How high is that platform you have to jump off of?

Also, happy I-Day.

wellner to ND?

God I hope not. Not sure what would be appealing about that job if you are already at Navy with a healthy new staff in place and reason to be very optimistic.

No arguments from me but from ND stand point it makes sense. Upgrade in schedule and media presence on tv weekly. And he was skipped over for Navy job which I’am sure can not be easy.

Wellner was interviewing for HC jobs, not assistant jobs.
Amplo has said Wellner will be staying unless he gets a HC gig.

laxxygilmore wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2019 1:13 pm

youthathletics wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 3:59 pm

wrote: As always, it will be tough to find scorers,

The scorers are there and have been. You can't score when you only shoot with just the starters week in and week out. Look no further than a player like Foster who barely, if ever, saw the field in 2018, then was a bright star in 2019. Another like Spilker can shoot from outside and on the run very well, was on EMO in 2018, then gets bumped to nowhere in 2019.

Many of the players just need the reps and did not get them, which is why I have suggested for the past few years that the practice needed to change.

+1 youthathletics. Well stated and exactly correct -- as usual.

So we now have an OC in Ross, that will surely change not only practice schematics and individual development, but concepts that align with how the game has evolved in the last 10 + years. In his 2017 IMLCA presentation, the man clearly gets it and is young enough to have a pulse on the implementation and comparisons of hoops and the indoor game. Interestingly enough, some of his "standards" align with those pillars of success spoke of and coached by Meade via the Stockdale Center. Coincidence?....maybe, but who cares, plagiarism is not always a bad thing.

So we now have an OC in Ross, that will surely change not only practice schematics and individual development, but concepts that align with how the game has evolved in the last 10 + years. In his 2017 IMLCA presentation, the man clearly gets it and is young enough to have a pulse on the implementation and comparisons of hoops and the indoor game. Interestingly enough, some of his "standards" align with those pillars of success spoke of and coached by Meade via the Stockdale Center. Coincidence?....maybe, but who cares, plagiarism is not always a bad thing.

old salt wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 6:56 pm

So we now have an OC in Ross, that will surely change not only practice schematics and individual development, but concepts that align with how the game has evolved in the last 10 + years. In his 2017 IMLCA presentation, the man clearly gets it and is young enough to have a pulse on the implementation and comparisons of hoops and the indoor game. Interestingly enough, some of his "standards" align with those pillars of success spoke of and coached by Meade via the Stockdale Center. Coincidence?....maybe, but who cares, plagiarism is not always a bad thing.

Yup...that's the one.