00:08:55] Mike Klinzing: I think that coaching communication piece and that the adults in those situations have to be supportive. But it was a huge difference from, from St that. 11-15-22 Brian Myers hired to coach Greater Lowell Tech boys basketball team. And I've talked to the guys exit interviews at the end where they've said like, Hey, we really enjoyed this. And, and coach fly, did me a solid and reached out to the coach. LOWELL — After stops as the Lowell High girls and Dracut High boys basketball coach, Brian Myers was recently hired as the new head boys basketball coach at Greater Lowell Tech. And again, it was a grind. And then maybe after practice guys are getting their shoes on and stuff, and you're showing 'em or you're taking 'em into, into the classroom and popping on film and saying, look, this is where we need you to go.
Those are now available sometimes online instead of going physically and being there. It's very important. He earned all-league first-team honors after proving to be one of the best pure scorers in Michigan. They wanted to be, they, they wanted to learn. Just whatever you want to do. "Outside of Schroeder Elementary, basketball is my life, " Canfield said. Kids process it in different ways.
I look forward to alleviating some of the minutiae and focus on aspects of player development, identity, and accountability. Brian Ansberry is entering his 7th season as the Boys' Basketball Head Coach at Padua High School in Cleveland, Ohio. I don't think there's any question that if you can dial into those key metrics that you found with your team, with your philosophy, that those things make the difference in whether you win or lose. We'll watch film the day before in the classroom. While at Glenbrook North James took his team to the state finals three times, in 1992, 1994 and 1995. Brian is the coach of the high school basketball team.com. Your players and staff have never been as prepared for games as they will after using FastDraw & FastScout. "I am both excited and honored to begin a new chapter as the next head coach of the boys basketball program at Greater Lowell Technical High School, " he said.
And so you kind of had to just sit there as a player and sort of accept it. He's an awesome guy with that is one of the best, but those other intangibles are two really huge things. From 2012 to 2017, he served as the head coach at Sacred Heart, where he helped lead the Crusaders to three consecutive Class 1A State Tournament appearances, including a remarkable 11-0 run through district play during the 2015-16 season in which the Crusaders reached the State Semifinals with a 23-6 record. So that's the challenge, right? Using film to show positive examples & emphasize your culture. I think just realizing, I mean, I knew what was going on, but at the same time, I think you, you realize, okay, this is a freshman level. It's Mike Klinzing here with my co-host Jason Sunkle tonight, and we are pleased to welcome to the pod. And now we're at a point where you know where we need to be. Who's the football coach now at Padua. Brian Miller named new varsity boys basketball coach. Canfield has an extensive background in coaching basketball. And they decided to, so we were getting her butts kicked in sixth grade AAU and. We'll attack it then. What you just described is a hard thing, as I think, as a young coach, especially if you're somebody who played, like to see kids exactly.
But just the fact that if you're a basketball player in the spring, most kids who are playing basketball, right, they're playing AAU and baseball, you're playing, you're playing summer, travel, baseball and football. Let's say maybe let's start with a preseason practice plan. But yeah, it, it was a unique, I I'm glad I went for it and just tried and, and tried it because if I didn't I'd sit there and say, well, what if I did this. Huge, huge 180 from where I was at. Brian is the coach of the high school basketball team schedule. So The kids always say like, coach, I like that when we're going up and down more or we're being more active, like, yes, we need to learn, but we don't want to sit there and have you do a half hour coach's clinic and nobody likes it as a player, but we have to teach 'em too. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching achievements and philosophies and, most of all, helps separate you and your abilities from the other applicants. We just have to fine tune some things here. But I still, wasn't doing one sport year round. It's rare for a program to hire a coach who has both tremendous experience leading teams and is already heavily involved in the community. The Eagles won four Macomb Area Conference championships under his leadership. We're excited to partner with Dr.
And I just think that the way that players react so much better to the positive than they do to the negative. And then you don't have to teach culture. Would've been a tremendous opportunity to sort of start, start your career before, before you even get out of school. You roll the balls out here at lake Ridge. The worst season he had was a 15-win effort. So fast forward to I'm there. Brian is the coach of the high school basketball team.xooit. Pete Lackovic had just started being a freshman assistant coach and those guys were starting to coach. We can, we can, we can start winning and getting into the top 10 in the city or getting into the district championship. And that experience and just being part of that first state title team in school history was just, it was, it was outstanding. And I was like, I was like, yeah, for sure. We have some staples that are good, but as you know, being fluid as a coach is important.
And it's like, yeah, the kid knows it, but you have to show 'em it. Beginning the summer of 2003, Brian began doing advanced pro and college scouting for the Seattle Sonics. And if there's a mistake made or a teaching point, you stop it. He had to see something in that and heading in the right direction. And then you're walking in like that in terms of stuff on the court we want to emphasize like, Hey, picking up your teammate. You know, who, who do you want to take the last shot? Congressional App Challenge Project. So that's always a plus, excited to have you on, looking forward to diving into all the things that you've been able to do in your coaching career. Non-Discrimination Statement. I just, if they want me to play, that's where, that's where I'm going. However, this past winter, Canfield joined the squad as a volunteer assistant while his two boys played college basketball. I went to our lady of angels grade school and they had like an intermural league in the gym. As you described, like on the bus and you're just like, how can they do that? 00:26:16] Brian Ansberry: I think you hit it right on the head with that.
There's nobody who can't sleep. Our tendency is to want to step in and fix everything. This could be something on the floor, off the floor. He's not going to be quiet, not talk to his parents when he gets home or be grumpy in school, you know?
And that's really, I think that's really what it's all about. And if you have an issue, let the kid handle it with the coach and we'll talk to you later. That focus has helped pick up the intensity of the program, right? Using a survey to get to know the kids on his team. That's really, I think one of the most special times that any coach can have with their team is when things just sort of work out.
It's turnovers, rebounding and shooting percentage. That balance, I think, is to me, that's the secret sauce of coaching more than anything else is how do you balance out the need and desire to teach? Obviously, depending upon who the opponent is and, and how the game went, you're going to maybe look for different things, but are there one or two things that consistently you find yourself coming back to in the film room that you're like, okay, I have to make sure that I'm looking at this. And as you said, you're utilizing your staff, you're utilizing your players. 00:37:00] Brian Ansberry: But I'll tell you what, Mike, because I had coached AAU with, with Cosa and at the very beginning of that program, we had some teams that TalentWise weren't the, weren't the strongest, because we were getting kids that had got cut from AAU programs, or they were not going to play AAU.