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Dukes and coaches
Duquese University men's basketball coach Jim Ferry and his staff hope to have some WPIAL-City League players on their roster in coming years. Ferry wants to make a connection with district coaches and have good relationships with them.
So, Ferry and his staff are having a Duquesne Basketball Coaches Roundtable from 6-9 p.m. June 5 at Duquesne's Palumbo Center. The event is a "social" and open to any WPIAL or City League coaches -- freshman to varsity. Cost is $5 and includes refreshments. Coaches can do anything from socialize to hear X's and O's talk from Duquesne's coaches.
"We would just like to reach out and have a connection to the coaches in this area," said Duquesne assistant Rich Glesmann. "We just would like to have a relaxed event where we get to know the area coaches. Maybe a lot of them haven't been on Duquesne's campus or seen the Palumbo Center for years. There doesn't necessarily need to be formal 'chalk talk.' It can be done in a relaxed setting where we just socialize and talk basketball."
Coaches interested in attending should email Glesmann at glesmannr@duq.edu
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Cost is $5??????????!!!!!
Cost? Cost! Another amateur move by the tightwad imbeciles.
I bet not more than 7 go. Laughable.
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It should be free, catered and valet parking
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Actually DU has to charge a nominal fee if they are serving refreshments to comply with NCAA rules. It can't be free. The idiots in this case is the NCAA.
Last edited by CLK (5/19/2013 4:17 pm)
Proactive move. Can't argue with it at all. Good work.
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I like it. Ferry impresses me more everyday.
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Jeralta wrote:
It should be free, catered and valet parking
That was my first impression but then I recalled my time working for a nonprofit that would occassionally hold programs for no cost. We found that charging a small amount, in our case it was $10, was enough of a buy in that people would commit. When we tried offering them for free, even with the promise of good and timely information, we often did not get enough of a crowd to make it worthwhile holding.
I have no problem with it and think it's a good idea overall.