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Fall 2015 Coaches Clinic Schedule (Pickandpop.Net) Fall 2015 Coaches Clinic Schedule (Pickandpop.net) Date Clinic Location Speakers Link Frisco, Texas Alan Stein, Michael Lewis (Butler), Mike NeiGhbors Sept 11-13 PGC Glazier Clinic (Dallas) (Westin (WashinGton WBB), Rick Torbett, Raphael Chillious PGC Dallas Stonebriar) (WashinGton MBB) etc. Warsaw, Ohio Andy Toole (Robert Morris), Mike Rice, Sharman White Sept 12th SnyderStronG (River View HiGh SnyderStronG (Miller Grove HS), etc. School) BloominGton, IL Mike Brey, John Groce, Matt Painter, GreG Gard Illinois Basketball Coaches Sept 13-14 (Illinois Wesleyan (Wisconsin), Brian Wardle (Bradley), Alan Stein, DouG IBCA Info Association University Bruno (DePaul), etc. Madison, NJ Bob Hurley (St. Anthony HS), Tony Bozzella (Seton Hall Sept 18th RanGers Coaches Clinic Drew U Clinic (Drew University) WBB), John Dunne (St. Peter's MBB), etc. Nike Championship Clinic Toronto, ON Bob KniGht, Hubie Brown, Dwayne Casey (Toronto Raptors), Sept 18-20 Nike Toronto (Toronto) (Humber ColleGe) Kevin Boyle (Montverde Academy), Geno Auriemma, etc. Bob Hoffman (Mercer), Matt Doherty (Pacers), Kevin Sept 18-20 PGC Glazier Clinic (Atlanta) Atlanta, GA Sutton (GeorGetown), Dustin Kerns (Wofford), Don PGC Atlanta Showalter (USA Basketball), etc. WilminGto, NC Dale Layer (Former HC, Liberty/Colorado State), Jason Sept 19th WilminGton Coaches Clinic Cape Fear FREE (Cape Fear CC) Allison (Appalachian State), Scott Cherry (HiGh Point), etc. Clifton Park, NY Sept 19th A Clinic to End All Clinics (Shenendehowa Sean Miller, Jay WriGht, Jim Calhoun, Tom Thibodeau, etc. Garf Clinic HS) HuntinGton, WV Marshall Basketball Mike D'Antoni, Dan D'Antoni (Marshall), Chris Duhon Sept 19th (Marshall D'Antoni Clinic Coaches Clinic (Marshall), & Ramon Sessions (NBA). University) Sioux Falls, SD Herb Sendek, Scott Nagy (South Dakota St), Mike NeiGhbors Sept 19th SDBBCA Coaches Clinic (Sanford South Dakota Clinic (WashinGton WBB) & Jeff Rutter (Drake) Pentagon) Rick Byrd (Belmont), Sharman White (Miller Grove HS), Kentucky Assoc. of LexinGton, KY Sept 25-26 Chris Mack (Xavier), Larry Davis (Cincinnati), John Brannen Basketball Coaches (Hyatt ReGency) (Northern Kentucky), etc. Bob KniGht, Mark Fox (GeorGia), Bob HuGGins (West Nike Championship Clinic Lithonia, GA Sept 25-27 VirGinia), Leonard Hamilton (Florida St), Ron Hunter Nike Atlanta (Atlanta) (Miller Grove HS) (GeorGia St), etc. Fall 2015 Coaches Clinic Schedule (Pickandpop.net) Date Clinic Location Speakers Link PGC Glazier Clinic Herndon, VA Jim Jabir (Dayton WBB), Nathan Davis (Bucknell), Will Wade Sept 25-27 PGC DC (Northern VA/DC) (Hyatt Dulles) (VCU), Alan Stein, Spencer Wood (Icebox), etc. Cortland, NY (Suny Patrick Beilein (LeMoyne), Will Brown (Albany), Zach Spiker Sept 25-26 BCANY Fall Clinic BCANY Cortland) (Army), John PiGatti (South Suburban), etc. Oakdale, MN Ben Jacobson (Northern Iowa), Steve Prohm (Iowa State), Sept 26th Twin Cities Coaches Clinic (Tartan HiGh Twin Cities etc. School) Providence, RI (St. Sept 26th Aspire 2 Inspire Mike Martin (Brown), Jim Christian (Boston ColleGe), etc. Aspire2Inspire AuGustine HS) Baltimore, MD (St. Frank Martin, Mark TurGeon, Jamion Christian (Mount St. Sept 26th DMVelite Coaches Clinic DMVelite Frances Academy) Mary's), etc. Los Angeles, CA John Calipari, Buzz Williams, Jay WriGht, Kevin Eastman, CoachinG for Success Sept 26-27 (Loyola Cuonzo Martin (Cal), Mike Dunlap (LMU), Dana Altman RavelinG Clinic Academy Marymount (OreGon), etc. North Point HS Coaches Waldorf, MD Pat Skerry (Towson), Mike LonerGen (GeorGe WashinGton), Sept 26th North Point Clinic Clinic (North Point HS) Mark TurGeon, Dave Paulsen (GeorGe Mason), etc. Cincinnati, OH Dave Leitao (DePaul), Chris Mooney (Richmond), Chris Sept 26-27 ABC Clinic (Winton Woods ABC Cincy Mack (Xavier), Seth GreenburG, etc. HS) Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City Thunder Septemnber 26 (Chespeake Billy Donovan & staff Thunder Clinic Coaches Clinic EnerGy Arena) Jamion Christian (Mount St. Mary's), Dave Paulsen (GeorGe Mid Atlantic CoachinG Hagerstown, MD Sept 27th Mason), Chris Harney (St. Mary's), Rob Krimmel (St. Goretti Clinic Clinic (St. Maria Goretti) Francis), etc. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin Basketball Tom Izzo, Bob SemelinG (UW-Stevens Point), Scott Nagy Oct 1-2 WI (Just-Game- WBCA Clinic Coaches Association (South Dakota St), etc. Fieldhouse) Columbia, MO Alan Stein, Mike Jones (DeMatha), Brad Brownell Missouri Basketball Oct 1-2 (Columbia (Clemson), Brendan Suhr (LSU), Kim Anderson (Missouri), Coaches Assoc. Clinic ColleGe) Drew Hanlen (Pure Sweat), etc. Fall 2015 Coaches Clinic Schedule (Pickandpop.net) Date Clinic Location Speakers Link Tulsa, OK (Oral Nike Championship Clinic Bob KniGht, Tubby Smith, Bruce Weber (Kansas State), Ben Oct 2-4 Roberts Nike Tulsa (Tulsa) Jacobson (Northern Iowa), Jim Boone (Delta State), etc. University) Costa Mesa, CA Jason Hart (USC), Rick Torbett (Better Basketball), Jerry PGC Glazier Clinic (Los Oct 2-4 (Hilton OranGe Krause (Gonzaga), Alan Stein, Mike NeiGhbors (WashinGton PGC LA Angeles) County) WBB), etc. Cleveland, MS Oct 2-3 Delta State Coaches Clinic (Delta State Jim Boone & Delta State Men's Basketball staff Delta State University) ArlinGton, VA Bob Hurley (St Anthony HS), Dave Paulsen (GeorGe Mason), DC Basketball Coaches Oct 2-3 (Bishop O'Connell Ed Conroy (Tulane), Mike Brey (Notre Dame), Seth Wooten Clinic Clinic HS) GreenburG, etc. Hialeah Gardens, Frank Martin, Bob HuGGins, Ron Rothstein (Miami Heat), Oct 3rd Shakey's Coaches Clinic FL (Mater Shakey Clinic Gannon Baker, Stan Jones (Florida St), Raja Bell (Cavs), etc. Academy) Ann Arbor, MI John Beilein, Stan Van Gundy, Chris Holtmann (Butler), Kim Basketball Coaches of Oct 3-4 (University of Barnes Arico (MichiGan WBB), Phil Martelli (Saint Joseph), BCAM Clinic MichiGan Clinic MichiGan) etc. Macon, GA Mercer Basketball Coaches Bob Hoffman (Mercer), Jerrod Haase (UAB), & Mercer team Oct 4th (Mercer Mercer Clinic Clinic practice University) Larry Brown, Fran Fraschilla, Brad Underwood (Stephen F. SMU Basketball Coaches Dallas, Texas Oct 4th Austin), Jim Hayford (Eastern WashinGton), Willis Wilson SMU Clinic Clinic (SMU) (Texas A&M-CC), etc. Bethlehem, PA Tom Dempsey (BinGhamton), Mike Rhoades (Rice), Joe Oct 4th Moravian Coaches Clinic (Moravian ManteGna (Blair Academy), Jeff Wilson (East StroudsburG), Moravian Clinic ColleGe) etc. Columbus, OH Ohio HS Basketball Coaches Thad Matta, Bob HuGGins, Jay Bilas, Gary Waters (Cleveland Oct 4-5 (Columbus Ohio Clinic Association St), Chris Holtmann (Butler), etc. Convention Branson, MO Oct 8-9 Pure Sweat Coaches Clinic (Branson NBA skills coach (and Pure Sweat founder) Drew Hanlen Pure Sweat Clinic Convention Cleveland, OH Nike Championship Clinic Bob McKillop, Andy Toole (Robert Morris), Steve Prohm Oct 9-11 (CuyahoGa HeiGhts Nike Cleveland (Cleveland) (Iowa St), Mike Fratello, Tod Kowalczyk (Toledo), etc. HiGh School) Fall 2015 Coaches Clinic Schedule (Pickandpop.net) Date Clinic Location Speakers Link Athens, GA University of GeorGia Mark Fox (GeorGia), Jeff Van Gundy, Jason Zimmerman Oct 10th (University of Coaches Clinic (Emory) & GeorGia team practice. GeorGia) Cincinnati, OH Mick Cronin, Dave Davenport (Bellarmine), & Cincinnati Oct 10th Mick Cronin Coaches Clinic (University of Cronin Clinic team practice. Cincinnatii) Louisville, KY Jeff Morrow (Iroquis HS) & John Pelphrey (former HC Oct 10th Iroquis HS Coaches Clinic (Iroquis HiGh Iroquis Clinic Arkansas, South Alabama). School) West Haven, CT University of New Haven New Haven coach Ted HotalinG, Justin Simon (Yale Oct 11th (University of New Coaches Clinic assistant) and New Haven team practice. Haven) John Groce Basketball ChampaiGn, IL Illinois team practice, John Groce (Illinois HC), Seth Oct 16-17 Coaches Clinic (Univ of Illinois) GreenburG (ESPN) & Herb Sendek (Former HC - Arizona St). Towson, MD Team practice followed by Pat Skerry (Towson HC) and Ben Oct 17th Towson CoachinG Clinic (Towson Wilkins (Mount St. Mary's). University) Des Moines, IA Ed Conroy (Tulane), Fran McCaffery (Iowa), Tom Crean Iowa Basketball Coaches Oct 17-18 (Iowa Events (Indiana), Steve Prohm (Iowa St), Drew Hanlen (Pure IBCA Clinic Association Center) Sweat), etc. Salt Lake City, UT University of Utah Coaches Larry Krystowiak, Fran Fraschilla, Alex Jensen (NBDL), and Oct 24th (University of Clinic Utah team practice Utah) Houston, TX Oct 24th Houston Coaches Clinic (University of Kelvin Sampson & Houston team practice. Houston Clinic Houston) Orono, ME University of Maine Bob Walsh (UMaine MBB), Richard Barron (UMaine WBB) Oct 25th (University of UMaine Clinic Coaches Clinic & UMaine team practices. Maine) CambridGe, MA Harvard Basketball Coaches Oct 25th (Harvard Mike D'Antoni, Tommy Amaker and Harvard team practice. Clinic University) Minnesota Bballl Coaches Minneapolis, MN Richard Pitino (Minnesota), Gary Williams (former Oct 30-31 MBCA Clinic Association Clinic (Hyatt ReGency) Maryland coach), etc..
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