Don Meyer, Winner of Jimmy V Award 2009
Meyer timeline video
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
One point of self-promotion ...
jOURney
Seize this opportunity:
Develop your game and pursue your dream.
As one who played varsity basketball in Vermont, I understand the need for quality off-season instruction and analysis. Prepare yourself before you tryout.
This clinic provides specialized, concentrated player development including consultation, instruction and evaluation. Athletes will be videotaped as they perform specific drills to increase their skill set and basketball IQ. Tape will be broken down and given to students for the most applicable guidance and direction.
Students have the option to play pick up basketball in an unstructured environment prior to the VPA approved practice schedule. Many times these ‘open gym’ scrimmages become more a display of individual scoring attempts; and less of fundamental, game situations that increase the teams overall play.
In contrast, jOURney will provide students the opportunity for structured, knowledgeable and passionate understanding regarding this great sport, their teammates and themselves.
Jeff Fuller, BeInteresting@yahoo.com, 802/522-6356
A percentage of the profits will go to the Vermont Army National Guard in honor of my cousin, Scott McLaughlin,who gave his life for the hope of freedom in Iraq.
"In my experience with Jeff he is very knowledgeable about the game of basketball and a blessing to work with." Jake Voskuhl (10 yr. NBA pro)
"Jeff Fuller was a coach for me when I was the principal of Crossett Brook Middle School I observed his calm and consistent manner of coaching, his passion for the game and his even-handedness in dealing with adults." Ken Page (Executive Director, VPA)
"Jeff has a great understanding of the game. He works kids hard, making them better while improving both their skill set and basketball IQ." George Rodecker (NBA draft analyst)
Monday, August 31, 2009
This Sun., Sept. 6th:
David Kull (Sept. 6th @ 9:20 PM)
David Kull is the Senior Deputy Editor in charge of Major League Baseball coverage on ESPN.com. Kull, who’s served in this role since 2005, manages the best team of baseball writers in the country, including Jayson Stark, Buster Olney, Jerry Crasnick, Peter Gammons, Rob Neyer, Tim Kurkjian and Keith Law. Kull has worked for ESPN.com since 1996, only a year after the Web site was launched as ESPNET SportsZone. He initially worked on the Web site in Bellevue , Wash. , before transferring to Connecticut in 1998. Kull grew as an Oakland A’s fan in San Jose , Calif. , and graduated from the University of California , Davis , where he played one year of football. Kull also coaches the varsity baseball team at The Master’s School, a small, private Christian school in West Simsbury , CT. He lives in Simsbury with his wife and three kids, two boys and one girl.
JD Hamilton (Sept. 6th @ 10:10 PM)
J.D. Hamilton is in his sixth year at the NCAA serving as Assistant Director of Statistics. He serves as media coordinator for the Division I Men’s College World Series and Football Championship and a member of the Division I Men’s Final Four Media Coordination team.
http://www.ncaa.org
David Kull is the Senior Deputy Editor in charge of Major League Baseball coverage on ESPN.com. Kull, who’s served in this role since 2005, manages the best team of baseball writers in the country, including Jayson Stark, Buster Olney, Jerry Crasnick, Peter Gammons, Rob Neyer, Tim Kurkjian and Keith Law. Kull has worked for ESPN.com since 1996, only a year after the Web site was launched as ESPNET SportsZone. He initially worked on the Web site in Bellevue , Wash. , before transferring to Connecticut in 1998. Kull grew as an Oakland A’s fan in San Jose , Calif. , and graduated from the University of California , Davis , where he played one year of football. Kull also coaches the varsity baseball team at The Master’s School, a small, private Christian school in West Simsbury , CT. He lives in Simsbury with his wife and three kids, two boys and one girl.
JD Hamilton (Sept. 6th @ 10:10 PM)
J.D. Hamilton is in his sixth year at the NCAA serving as Assistant Director of Statistics. He serves as media coordinator for the Division I Men’s College World Series and Football Championship and a member of the Division I Men’s Final Four Media Coordination team.
http://www.ncaa.org
"I got it. I got it"
Coach Brennan called "Red. RED!" Senior TJ Sorrentine raised a hand and responded, "I got it. I got it."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBFFJb9KSdc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBFFJb9KSdc
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