Hersey Hawkins has been in the NBA management now for several years. I wonder if he would ever be considered for AD or Coach?
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Originally posted by afan View PostHersey Hawkins has been in the NBA management now for several years. I wonder if he would ever be considered for AD or Coach?
I think the answer is a DEFINITE Yes...but with some qualifications...
First, as I am sure you know, Hersey served Bradley in the position of MEMBER of the Board of Trustees from 2004 through 2009 then resigned for certain reasons.
Here is a picture of the Board in 2004 with Hersey
So we know he still has a love & a passion for his alma mater and for the people & fans of Bradley University.
But I think it's not likely he'd consider any renewed affiliation with Bradley after the change in administration.
I think it would be a great idea to contact Hersey to see what his current feelings are...but again, the present things going on in Hersey's life are likely to cause him to wait & see, as his own son is about to finish up his playing career and may embark on a professional basketball career.
Hersey and his family might want to wait to see what transpires.
But I would hope maybe there's a chance that we could lure him into some position here at Bradley - and I said so a couple times in prior posts...
Originally posted by tornado-I suggest spend whatever it takes to hire Hersey Hawkins - call him the Director of Fan Support or whatever......
Originally posted by tornado View Postas soon as a President is in place
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We are fortunate to have a lot of great people associated with Bradley who have poured their lives into Bradley and who would help make the right choice..
Hersey Hawkins........
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Another possibility?
A name that keeps rolling through my head is Tony Wysinger.
I have no idea if Bradley would be interested, or even if he would be.
But my thoughts are tha we have a local guy, well known in the area, with college coaching experience, who the local talent would probably like to play for.
I am wondering why his name has not been brought up.
Are there reasons that I am unaware of?
As an unrelated side note, Tony is a heck of a good bowler in a town that loves bowling.
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I have heard his name mentioned, but I do believe it is a real long-shot.
He is a Division II junior college coach, and I doubt there has ever been a D1 school that ever hired a D2 juco coach in the history of the NCAA.
However, I wouldn't rule him out becoming involved eventually in some way since he is an acquaintance of some of the other leading names being thrown around.
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