Guest coachacola Posted April 13, 2009 Report Posted April 13, 2009 Football moves a step closer to reality at Lamar Monday afternoon when Ray Woodard and his staff put walk-on prospects through combine-type drills. Woodard says 60 prospective players, most of them from Southeast Texas, have signed up, but that 45-to-50 of them are probably eligible to participate in the drills. Lamar coaches have already been working out mid-year junior college signees on Tuesdays and Thursdays. None of the drills, by the way, are in pads. Lamar doesn’t have any pads or helmets at this point Woodard also said an announcement would be forthcoming soon on season ticket sales for when football kicks off in 2010 . . . Sounds like Cardinal basketball coach Steve Roccaforte won’t be leaving to hook back up with John Calipari at Kentucky. Roccaforte says he and Calipari talked at the Final Four, but wouldn’t elaborate on whether an offer was made. The third-year head coach says he’s totally focused on the upcoming season at Lamar and thinks fans will be impressed with a large incoming class of recruits. He says, however, he won’t announce any names until at least mid May . . . One member of Roccaforte’s coaching staff did have a firm offer to leave. Tic Price, however, after interviewing at Division II Virginia State, opted to stay at Lamar. That’s good new for Roccaforte. Price did a terrific job for him last year. http://www.panews.com/sportsbobwest/local_story_101214235.html?keyword=topstory
badndn Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Terriffic Job? What are coach Prices responsibilities? If he is responsible for the big men (Custer and Brown) then yes he did well B+. If he is responsible for the gaurd play then he gets a solid C.
tyree Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Whoever coached the guards last year, didn't get to shoot. Part of that job is getting the open shot...and we got a lot of 'em...but the percentages speak for themselves...
Bobcatfan4life Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Football moves a step closer to reality at Lamar Monday afternoon when Ray Woodard and his staff put walk-on prospects through combine-type drills. Woodard says 60 prospective players, most of them from Southeast Texas, have signed up, but that 45-to-50 of them are probably eligible to participate in the drills. Lamar coaches have already been working out mid-year junior college signees on Tuesdays and Thursdays. None of the drills, by the way, are in pads. Lamar doesn’t have any pads or helmets at this point Woodard also said an announcement would be forthcoming soon on season ticket sales for when football kicks off in 2010 . . . Sounds like Cardinal basketball coach Steve Roccaforte won’t be leaving to hook back up with John Calipari at Kentucky. Roccaforte says he and Calipari talked at the Final Four, but wouldn’t elaborate on whether an offer was made. The third-year head coach says he’s totally focused on the upcoming season at Lamar and thinks fans will be impressed with a large incoming class of recruits. He says, however, he won’t announce any names until at least mid May . . . One member of Roccaforte’s coaching staff did have a firm offer to leave. Tic Price, however, after interviewing at Division II Virginia State, opted to stay at Lamar. That’s good new for Roccaforte. Price did a terrific job for him last year. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up What do you think would be a good estimate on what season tickets will cost?
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