Idaho hires Earlywine

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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho head men’s basketball coach Don Verlin announced the hiring of Kirk Earlywine on Friday as the team’s Director of Player Development.

Earlywine is a 26-year college coaching veteran whose latest stop was a four-year tenure as the head coach at Eastern Washington University from 2007-11, where he registered a 42-78 record.

Earlywine’s role on the staff will be focused on individual player skills development outside of practice. He will be charged with creating individual workouts and drills from a skills standpoint, and will do video analysis and review with the players.

 

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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho head men’s basketball coach Don Verlin announced the hiring of Kirk Earlywine on Friday as the team’s Director of Player Development.

Earlywine is a 26-year college coaching veteran whose latest stop was a four-year tenure as the head coach at Eastern Washington University from 2007-11, where he registered a 42-78 record.

Earlywine’s role on the staff will be focused on individual player skills development outside of practice. He will be charged with creating individual workouts and drills from a skills standpoint, and will do video analysis and review with the players.

I'm glad he got a job

 

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I too am glad to see he is back coaching. Anybody who has seen the guy run a practice or film session (which I have on several occasions), would realize he belongs in coaching.

 

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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho head men’s basketball coach Don Verlin announced the hiring of Kirk Earlywine on Friday as the team’s Director of Player Development.

Earlywine is a 26-year college coaching veteran whose latest stop was a four-year tenure as the head coach at Eastern Washington University from 2007-11, where he registered a 42-78 record.

Earlywine’s role on the staff will be focused on individual player skills development outside of practice. He will be charged with creating individual workouts and drills from a skills standpoint, and will do video analysis and review with the players.

I'm glad he got a job

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