PO Box 2886 Texas Association of Coaches Sugar Land, TX [email protected] www.tabchoops.org 77487 Vol. XLII No. 8 August 20, 2020

Exceptional Times Call For Exceptional Leadership!

To say that the events of 2020, thus far, are leading us to an exceptional 2020-2021 basketball season is an obvious understatement. Limited work with our players this past spring, virtual learning, adjusted opening dates for schools this fall, daily self-health checks prior to each visit to school, are just a few of the many changes we’ve encountered from the beginning of the pandemic. As COVID-19 remains a challenge for all of us, we must navigate through the new school year with different approaches and a positive attitude. Our student-athletes need our leadership as we move forward toward this basketball season. Coaches will have to lead through a season with no tournaments, often earlier start dates for district play, and God forbid, dealing with the possibility of players and coaches absent due to illness. 5A & 6A coaches will need to set examples on how to mold a team that may be missing both players and coaches for a month, or more, as both the football & volleyball seasons start a month later with no commiserate late start for basketball. Basketball coaches are leaders in the community, in their schools, and most importantly, for their young men and women in their program. Your leadership as a Texas basketball coach, while dealing with any cir- cumstances which we may encounter this season, will define the experience for your athletes and parents dur- ing this basketball season. Let’s make the 2020-2021 season exceptional!! I wish you, your family, and your school community the best of luck. Stay well.

Best swishes,

Mike Carrabine, TABC President

On Wednesday, August 12, TABC president Mike Carrabine and 1st VP Angela Spurlock, along with TABC assistant directors Hawk Carter and Bob Wall met via Zoom with Dr. Susan Elza, Brandy Belk and Joseph Garmon of the UIL Athletic staff. Below is information and some rationale that came out of the meeting. • Fall sports schedules have been adjusted by classification based on the percentage of schools located in counties that have mandated restrictions on public contact. • At this time, the UIL is trying to keep winter and spring schedules intact with state tournaments/championships be- ing played at their normal times. • Invitational basketball tournaments have been eliminated this year to reduce contact from large numbers of teams gathering at one site. In exchange, the maximum number of games was increased from 21 to 27. Since the regional tournaments were eliminated for this season, the playoffs will need one additional playing date to finish prior to the state tournament. For that reason the district certification dates were moved to February 9 (from February 13) for girls and to February 16 (from February 20) for boys. • Teams will be allowed to play three games per calendar week this season as long as only one of those games is played during the school week (on a night preceding a school day.) (Many schools are scheduling regular Tuesday and Friday games and leaving the Saturday playing date open to accommodate make up games that may have been previously postponed due to a COVID-19 situation.) • Decisions on whether games are cancelled or made up is left to the District Executive Committees (DEC). • Crowd size is limited to no more than 50% of capacity and procedures for administering local mandates are left up to the host schools. • The number of playoff qualifiers in each class will remain the same as it has been unless circumstances force a re- duction. • If a school choses to cancel all or part of its season, all existing eligibility, transfer and residency rules still apply to its team members if they want to try to play for another school. • The girls and boys state tournaments will still take place on the first and second week- ends in March, and the size of the will enable fans to attend and still follow local safety mandates. Calendar 2 Please go to the UIL web site at https://www.uiltexas.org/basketball# for the most up to date People, Places & Things 4-5 information. Coaching Changes 6-8 TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 2 Final Roundball Round-Up for 2019-2020 This will be the final issue of the Roundball Round-Up published for the 2019-20 membership year. The next issue, which will come out in September will be the first publication for 2020-21. Make sure you have renewed your TABC membership for 2020-21. If you do not receive the Roundball Round-Up Newsletter on September 20th, make sure you go online to renew your membership. If you think there has been an error, feel free to give the TABC office a call at 281-313-8222 to verify your membership status. Look for the Roundball Round-Up on the 20th of the month in September, October, November, January, February, March and April. One final edition will be published in the summer of 2021. Be sure to send any items that might be included in People, Places and Things or Hoops for Hope to [email protected].

August 20 Final TABC Newsletter for 2019-20 Members September 20 First 2020-21 Newsletter (make sure you have paid your dues) October Membership Cards Will Be Mailed 21 First Day for UIL Girls Practice 26 First Day for SPC Interschool Practice, Scrimmages, Games 28 First Day for UIL Boys Practice 31 First Day for UIL Girls Scrimmages November 2 First Day for TAPPS Practice 6 First Day for UIL Girls Interschool Games 7 First Day for UIL Boys Scrimmages 12 First Day for TAPPS Interschool Games 13 First Day for UIL Boys Interschool Games December 1 TABC Membership Dues Goes Up to $50 UIL Schools 5 Consecutive Days Off (Must Include Dec. 24-26) February 17 TAPPS District Certification 11-13 SPC Championships - 9 UIL Girls District Certification 16 UIL Boys District Certification March 4-6 UIL Girls State Tournament at the Alamodome 4-5 TAPPS 1A, 2A, 3A State Championships 5-6 TAPPS 4A, 5A, 6A State Championships 11-13 UIL Boys State Tournament at the Alamodome May 1 Last Day to Pre-Register for TABC Clinic 13-15 TABC Clinic in June TABC Camp of Champs - Southwestern University TBA Girls HS Team Camp TBA Girls 14U Camp TBA Boys and Girls Fundamental Camp TBA Boys 14U Camp TBA Boys HS Camp 18-20 Summer State Tournament 25-27 NCAA Showcase Window TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 3 2021 Texas Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Due to the COVID-19 situation, the 2020 Hall of Fame banquet and induction ceremony was post- poned. The Class of 2020 will now become the Class of 2021 and will be inducted during the TABC Clinic in May of 2021. The Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2021 includes Carl Allen, Bill Doty, Erin Grant, Buddy Hawkins, Ken Lloyd, Samantha Morrow, Stacy Stephens and Robert Zamora. This deserving group of Texas legends will be inducted during Hall of Fame banquet in the ballroom at the San Antonio Airport Hilton Hotel on Saturday, May 15 at 6:00 pm. Tickets to the banquet can be purchased online by going to the TABC web site at www.tabchoops.org. There is a link to purchase tickets at the bottom of the News and Events section. Banquet tickets are $40. No banquet tickets will be sold at the door but gallery seating (no meal) will be available to anyone want- ing to attend and just watch the ceremony. Nominations for the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame are always being accepted.

Below is some information on how candidates are considered and how you can nominate someone.

CATEGORIES: COACH, PLAYER, CONTRIBUTOR

REQUIREMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED: ACTIVE COACHES MAY BE CONSIDERED AFTER REACHING 900 WINS. RETIRED COACHES MAY CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME BASED ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS. TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS MAY BE CONSIDERED FIFTEEN YEARS AFTER GRAD- UATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL. CONTRIBUTORS MAY BE CONSIDERED AT ANYTIME.

TO NOMINATE: PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] 1. Name of Nominee 2. Years (ex. 1956-1959) /Records/School(s) 3. Honors, Stats, Newspaper Articles, Letters of Recommendation 4. Name/Contact Information of the Person Making the Nomination

ALL NOMINATIONS WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME SELECTION COMMITTEE. Milestone Awards

TABC presents Milestone Awards to Texas coaches who reach their 300th varsity win and each multiple of 100 thereafter. If you reach one of those milestones during the sea- son, please let TABC know immediately so that we can order your plaque. Plaques com- memorating 300 and 400 wins can be picked up at the TABC clinic or it will be mailed to you. Plaques for 500 and subsequent milestones are presented during a halftime ceremo- ny at the UIL state tournaments. We must send a list of all coaches who will participate in that ceremony by February 1, so please don’t wait until after your season is over to let us know about your achievement. Please e-mail TABC at office @tabchoops.org when you reach your 300th, 400th, 500th and subsequent century marks. TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 4

People, Places and Things

Montgomery Lake Creek HS principal Phil Eaton has recovered after spending three weeks on a ventilator due to the Covid-19 virus. He was not feeling well while watching his boys’ team play in the 5A regional tourna- ment but thought it was a sinus infection or his allergies. A week later he was unconscious and fighting for his life. After 51 days in the hospital he was welcomed back by parents, students, and teachers. He continues to attend rehab as he works to get back to full strength. Phil started his coaching career at a middle school in Pas- adena where he grew up. After successful coaching stints at Pasadena HS and Humble HS he moved into the administration in Spring ISD before moving to Montgomery HS and opening Lake Creek. After 25 years as head boys’ basketball coach at Reagan County, Ken Campbell has retired. However, he did- n’t stay retired for long. Ken is the new boy’s assistant coach at Gatesville where he will work with his son Brit Campbell, the head boys’ coach. District 6-4A needs to watch out for the Campbell coaching combo. Wayland Baptist University’s J.J. Culver scored 100 points in a Sooner Athletic Conference win over South- western Adventist. He had 34 field goals including 12 for 33 behind the arc. His brother Jarrett led Texas Tech to the 2019 NCAA title game and was the sixth pick of the NBA draft by the Timberwolves. Legendary girls’ basketball coach Joe Lombard retired after 42 years – the past 35 at Canyon HS. His first seven seasons at Nazareth he won six state titles and then added thirteen more at Canyon. Joe’s career record is 1,379-133 (91.2%), and his seven cross-country state champions gave him 26, the most in UIL history. He was inducted into six Halls of Fame and the Canyon gym is named in his honor. Joe and his wife Babs have been married 45 years. Babs won a state title of her own at Hale Center the same year Joe won his first at Naz. But don’t cry for Canyon as Joe’s son Tate will take over the reins after serving as Joe’s assistant this past sea- son. Tate has won two state titles at Wall so don’t expect a drop off in Lady Eagle success. Daughter Lindy, who played for her dad, also lives in Canyon so there will be plenty of Lombard support. And with all but one player returning from a 31-2 regional semi-finalist team, Canyon will continue the tradition. Well done Joe! Cameron Ward, a four-year starter on the Columbia varsity basketball team, scored 2,131 career points. He was selected first team all-district four times, offensive player of the year three times and MVP for Southern Brazoria County. Cam will attend the University of the Incarnate Word on a football scholarship. The coach at Columbia H.S. is Henry Valladares.

In Memoriam Mike Ray died in Huntsville, Texas July 10th at the age of 61. A graduate of Archer City HS he played bas- ketball at Wayland Baptist and Midwestern State. Known for his shooting ability, Mike scored 53 points in a game. In the district eight tournament he hit a buzzer-beater against Paul Quinn, but the shot was waived off due to a time out. He then hit the same shot again and the feat remains a part of Midwestern basketball lore. His 25-year coaching career included successful stops at Jersey Village, Coppell and Duncanville before mov- ing to administration. , who won 779 college games at New Mexico State and Illinois, passed away July 25. Don’t for- get that he started in Texas as head coach at Hardin-Simmons University from 1962-66. In the spring of 1966 Coach Henson had just signed a hot shooting guard fresh off a state championship and state tournament MVP season from Gruver. But the Greyhound guard never got to play for him because the next week Lou signed on with New Mexico State. That guard was Sam Tipton, and Sam almost got to play for two Hall of Fame coach- es. Sam’s father Wayne won state at three schools including Gruver. Sam is the TGCA Executive Director. Continued on pg. 5 TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 5

People, Places and Things Cont. from pg. 4 In Memoriam (Continued from page 4)

Harley Redin grew up in Silverton, Texas playing basketball during the 1930’s at Tarleton and before joining the Marines. After the war he came home and was the only physical education professor at Wayland Baptist where he also coached men’s basketball from 1948-56. Beginning in 1955 he started a wom- en’s team that made history. Between 1955 and 1973 the Flying Queens had a 429-63 record that included six AAU national championships. They had a 131-game win streak and proved that women could play basketball. Harley was inducted into the High School Hall of Fame even though he only coached college and national teams. He was instrumental in changing the women’s game from 6-on-6 half court to the 5-on-5 game that we know today. Harley died on August 1, less than a month shy of his 101st birthday. A high-five to Harley, the ex-marine who impacted girls’ hoops. Tricia Mize died peacefully on April 22 after a courageous battle with liver cancer. She started her coaching career at Clear Creek ISD and Humble before taking over at New Caney in 2014. Her first season yielded only two wins, but she coached her team to the playoffs in both 2017 and 2018 before this year’s 27-8 team secured New Caney’s first playoff win in 15 years. Tricia was a graduate of Amarillo Highland Park H.S. and The University of Houston. She was 48 years old. Terry Priest passed away on May 29, at the age of 76, after a long and celebrated career. Terry graduated from Hutto HS and played collegiately at Henderson County JC and Abilene Christian. His first year as a high school head coach brought him a state championship at Aspermont HS before being drafted into the army. Af- ter serving his country, he continued his 30-year coaching career at ACU (grad assistant), McCullough HS and The Woodlands where he coached both and . He finished his career as Assistant AD at Fort Bend ISD, retiring in 2009. Bobby Craig died in his sleep on June 29 at the age of 68. A native of El Campo, he graduated from Angelo State where he played basketball. His 45-year coaching career included stints at Lockhart, El Campo, and 37 years at Tuloso-Midway where he had a gym named in his honor. He is survived by his wife Melissa, daugh- ter Brittany and son Dobie. Lloyd Johnson passed away peacefully on July 8th. A graduate of Mississippi State, he coached in Houston ISD for 39 years serving as head basketball coach at Sharpstown HS. He was 85. James Roe passed away in April after over 40 years in education. After graduating from North Garland HS and East Texas State, he began his teaching and coaching career at Lake Highlands. He was also head basket- ball coach at Carrollton Creekview and Lewisville before getting his doctorate and moving into administration. Follow Us on Twitter Visit Our Website Thanks for Supporting

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School Team New Coach Prev. Position Prev. Team Prev. School Alba-Golden Girls Dale Clement Other Girls North Hopkins Andrews Boys Todd Warren Assistant Boys Andrews Apple Springs Boys Terry Potter Other Boys Dew ISD Arlington Sam Houston Girls Brandon Keeling Assistant Boys Arlington Sam Houston Ballinger Boys Jeff Holland Varsity Boys Venus Bandera Boys Brady Keane Assistant Boys Winters Bay City Boys Calvin Williams Assistant Boys Ridge Point Blue Ridge Girls Derrick Osborne Assistant Girls Colleyville Heritage Borger Girls Jordan Merkord Varsity Girls Garden City Boswell Boys Brian Blackburn Varsity Boys Wall Bowie Boys Andy Atkins Assistant Boys Marcus Brazos Christian Boys Brian Thrift Varsity Boys Judson University Brazosport Girls Travanti Downes Assistant Boys Brazoswood Broookeland Boys Donald Hubbard Varsity Boys West Rusk (Retired) Brownsboro Girls Jeremy Durham Varsity Girls Chapel Hill Bruceville Eddy Boys Antonio Miller Varsity Boys Roach MS Buffalo Girls Eric Boettcher Varsity Girls Alba-Golden Cameron Yoe Boys Chris Reid Varsity Boys Madisonville Canyon Girls Tate Lombard Assistant Girls Canyon Celina Boys Landon DeMasters Assistant Boys Celina Chapel Hill Mt. Pleasant Boys David Schmitt Varsity Boys Shelbyville Claude Girls Tori Williams Clear Brook Girls Warren Brooks Assistant Boys Clear Creek Cleveland Boys Trey McDowell Assistant Boys North Shore Sr. Community Girls Robert Payne Varsity Girls Grapeland Corrigan-Camden Boys Andrew Kirkindoff Assistant Boys Clarksville Corsicana Boys Dean Hollingsworth Retirement Covington Girls C.H. Underwood Varsity Girls Gholson Cranfills Gap Girls Justin Graham Varsity Girls Kopperl Crosbyton Boys Rocky Winn Varsity Boys Sudan Cumby Boys Justin Jones Varsity Girls Ore City Dallas Roosevelt Boys Gerald Booker Jr Assistant Boys Dallas South Oak Cliff Davenport Boys Bradley Washington Varsity Boys Pflugerville Connally Desoto Boys Richard A. Bacon Varsity Boys Richland Dilley Boys Terrence Wadley Assistant Boys Dilley Dobie Boys Franklin Paul Assistant Boys Beaumont West Brook Dumas Girls Jerry Cathey Varsity Girls Memphis Elgin Boys John Howie Varsity Boys Victoria East EP Americas Asst AD Romie DeAnda Varsity Girls EP Americas Farmersville Boys Jeff Green Varsity Girls Community Ferris Boys Joshua McGee Assistant Boys Midlothian Forsan Girls Seth Johnson Assistant Girls Forsan Fort Bend Austin Boys Chris Owor Assistant Boys Morton Ranch Continued on pg. 7 TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 7

School Team New Coach Prev. Position Prev. Team Prev. School Fort Bend Marshall Girls Brandon Hudson Varsity Girls Clear Brook Fort Worth Southwest Girls Kelton Clayborn Assistant Boys Crowley Garden City Girls Thomas Clay Varsity Girls Lorenzo Geneva School of Boerne Boys Julius McNeal Assistant Boys Geneva School of Boerne George Ranch Boys Brian Henry Assistant Boys Richmond Foster Boys Jake Bell Varsity Boys Martins Mill Goliad Girls Leslie Wunsch Varsity Girls Victoria St. Joseph Gonzales Girls Mike Fowler Assistant Girls Midland Lee Gordon Girls Benita Carlton Varsity Girls Peaster Graford Boys Jeff Bell Varsity Boys North Hopkins Grapeland Girls Will Kollet Varsity Boys Cushing Grapevine Boys Michael Seibert Assistant Boys Grapevine Groesbeck Boys Chad Hartley Varsity Boys Cuero Groom Girls Kirk Ellis Varsity Girls Pampa Gustine Boys Eric Sanchez Varsity Boys Ranger Happy Girls Brady Clark Assistant Girls Christoval Hawley Girls Michael Muscatell Varsity Girls Avalon Hooks Boys Michael Jackson Varsity Boys Rosenberg Terry Houston Madison Girls Tammara Marion Assistant Girls Aldine Nimitz Houston The Heights Boys Ralph Barreras Varsity Boys Houston MSTC Hudson Boys Cannon Earp Varsity Boys Fairfield Iowa Park Boys Justin Lanham Assistant Boys Denton Braswell Katy Jordan Boys Charlie Jones Varsity Boys George Ranch Katy Jordan Girls Andy Rice Assistant Girls Katy Taylor Kaufman Girls Amy Ingram Varsity Girls Birdville Keene Boys Billy Coffin Assistant Boys Keene Kerens Boys Monta Jeffley Varsity Boys Killeen Shoemaker Girls Karron Taylor Assistant Boys Killeen Harker Heights Klondike Boys Xavier Elizondo Varsity Girls Klondike Krum Boys Ty Tabor Varsity Boys Graford La Porte Boys Kohl Neel Varsity Boys Livingston La Vernia Boys John Ince Varsity Girls FW Southwest Leon Boys Matt Kirschner Varsity Boys North Zulch Lorenzo Girls Gladys Salinas Assistant Girls Lorenzo Lovelady Girls Kollyn McWhinney Varsity Girls Marion Luling Girls Louis Jackson Assistant Boys Luling Madisonville Boys Brad Taylor Other Boys Madisonville Marshall Girls Eric Woods Varsity Boys Hillsboro Martins Mill Boys Doug Boxell Varsity Boys Krum Martinsville Boys Turner Edwards Assistant Boys Martinsville Mathis Girls Dean Carter Varsity Girls Woodsboro Maud Boys D' Hudson Varsity Boys Mt. Enterprise McMullen County Boys Jeremy Mills Varsity Boys Grapevine Meridian Girls Joshua Reese Varsity Girls Petersburg Mineola Girls Alan Wilson Varsity Boys Grand Saline Natalia Girls Steven Spangler Assistant Girls Childress Continued on pg. 8 TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 8

School Team New Coach Prev. Position Prev. Team Prev. School O’Donnell Girls Allison Hancock Assistant Girls San Saba Olney Boys Dylan Ballard Assistant Boys Stamford Orange Grove Girls Doug Lum Varsity Girls Natalia Orange Grove (Asst) Boys Dion Lansdale Varsity Girls Orange Grove Pampa Girls Jared Messer Varsity Boys Marietta (OK) Peaster Girls Garrett Hilton Varsity Girls Kennedale Petersburg Boys Max Hefner Assistant Boys Crosbyton Pflugerville Connally Boys Laurence Muhammad Varsity Boys C.E. King Poth Boys Stratton Frye Varsity Boys Dalhart Quinlan Ford Girls Dalton Herndon Assistant Girls Saltillo Redwater Girls Lance Butler Varsity Girls Gonzales Richland Boys Danny Henderson Varsity Boys Maypearl Rio Vista Girls Nicole Black Varsity Girls Groom Rosehill Christian Boys Timothy Honeycutt Assistant Boys Rosehill Christian Sam Rayburn (Ivanhoe) Boys Justin Tice Assistant Boys Celeste San Angelo Central Boys C.J. Villegas Assistant Boys Frenship San Antonio Memorial Boys Carl Lee Varsity Boys Bandera Sealy Boys Cody Carruthers Assistant Boys Stephenville Boys Kia McCarty Varsity Boys Hermleigh Sweetwater Girls Michael Mitchell Varsity Girls Malone ISD Tarkington Boys Jack Sizemore Assistant Boys Huffman Hargrave Taylor Boys Brandon Greene Varsity Boys Brentwood Christian School Terry Boys Cristian Driver Assistant Boys Manvel Tioga Boys DeVon English Varsity Boys Denton Braswell Trinity Christian Cedar Hill Boys Adrian Hawkins Varsity Girls Trinity Christian Cedar Hill Union Grove Boys Cody Wilson Assistant Boys Rains Van Boys Kevin Brewer Assistant Boys Van Waco Connally Girls Kaylann Miller Assistant Girls Frisco Heritage Wall Boys Travis Dawson Varsity Boys Happy Weatherford Boys Jon Wagner Varsity Boys Wichita Falls West Campus Boys Casey Garcia Assistant Boys South San West Orange Stark Boys D.J. Wilson Varsity Girls West Orange Stark West Orange Stark Girls Michael Bethea Varsity Girls Slocum West Oso Boys Dominique Richardson Varsity Boys Newcomb (NM) Wink Girls Joshua Tally Varsity Boys Stanton Winters Boys Colton Holmes Assistant Boys Christoval Yorktown Boys JD Fabian Assistant Boys SA McCollum Retired Joe Lombard Varsity Girls Canyon Retired Jon Youngblood Varsity Boys Frisco Reedy Retired Ritchie Alfred Varsity Boys Grace Prep Retired Steven Scott Varsity Girls Claude Bert Ybarra Varsity Girls Mathis Kate Morgan-Walker Varsity Girls Taft Travis Dawson Varsity Boys Happy TABC Roundball Roundup—Page 9 TABC MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS

2019-2020 A Great way to TIP OFF the upcoming season right in your own home The Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), picked up 5333 on the idea from TABC’s virtual clinic and will be putting on one of their own. They are inviting Texas coaches to join in and will donate July 31, 2020 10% of all sales to Texas coaches back to TABC. The 2020 WBCA Fall Clinic will have over 100 coaches speaking during the week of Sunday September 27th to Thursday October 1st. The coaches, that are presenting, range from , (Auburn), Tara Van de Veer (Stanford), Sheri Coales (Oklahoma), 2020-2021 Mike Neighbors (Arkansas), (Houston), Frank Martin (South Carolina), (Ohio State) NBA Players, to an elite level of the state’s college and high school coaches. Registering for the clinic will give coaches lifetime access to all the presentations. If you have any questions please email Jon Nedelcoff at: 967 [email protected]

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