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Advice for Young Coaches and the Importance of Building Relationships: Von Graffin

Advice for Young Coaches and the Importance of Building Relationships: Von Graffin

Season 1 Episode 48 Published 6 years ago
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Coach Graffin has been an assistant or head coach at the high school level for decades. His resume speaks for itself and he prides himself in developing positive relationships with his players, and being a mentor to many. He gives some great advice for coaches who want to be successful when taking over a new program.

Coaching Positions:

Asst Coach - Toledo Macomber, State Champions 1989, produced 14 year NBA Player Jimmy Jackson and 9 year NFL Player Myron Bell, University of St. Louis Donnie Dobbs, Bowling Green State University Ed Colbert

Asst Coach - Rossford High School, NLL Champs and 3 straight District Appearances, produced player Ryan Gladieux Stetson, Chris Holifield University of Toledo Football, Matt Gladieux Coastal Carolina and Adam Gladieux High Point/Geneva

Asst Coach - Bowling Green High School, produced Josh Almanson Bowling Green State University and European Pro (11 years)

Head Coach Bowling Green High School, All Time Most Wins, Highest Winning % - League Champs, numerous District Appearances and produced Vitto Brown University of Wisconsin (2 Final Fours, One National Runner Up, 4 Sweet Sixteens now Pro in France), Chauncey Orr Bowling Green State University, Xavier Brown All American at Wooster College, Jordan Fortney West Liberty University - Final Four D2,

Head Coach Port Clinton High School

Asst Coach Cardinal Stritch High School, District Runner Up, Joey Holifield Oakland University

Connect with us below:

Twitter.com/CoachGraffin

Check the links below to connect with us!

Website: Cramerbasketball.com

Online Training: Member.cramerbasketball.com

Twitter.com/coachsedge1

Twitter.com/CoachTroshak

Twitter.com/steve21cramer

Facebook.com/cramerbasketball

Youtube.com/cramerbasketball

Instagram.com/cramer_basketball

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