Southern California coaches clinic on tap

October 1, 2011 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – The annual Fullcourt Press Basketball Coaches Clinic, presented by Team Athletics, is set for Wednesday (Oct. 5) at Ocean View High.

Head coaches Kevin O’Neill of USC (4 p.m.), Max Good of Loyola-Marymount (5), Seth Greenberg of Virginia Tech (6:30) and Dave Rice of UNLV (7:30) are the scheduled speakers in the school’s gymnasium (17071 Gothard Street).

The event is open to Southern California-based basketball coaches (on all levels of the sport) and their staff members. It’s free must RSVP (with number of staffers attending) via e-mail at bob@tagear.com. For more information contact Bob Becker at (714) 322-3684.

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