A&M hires recruit's dad as coach - MBB

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I interrupt this vacation to report a trusted insider has told me Bryan High's John Reese will round out Billy Kennedy's A&M staff.

John Reese is dad of Bryan senior J-Mychal Reese, one of nation's top guard prospects. John is a highly respected coach in HS ranks.

Scout.com: J-Mychal Reese Profile

J-Mychal Reese - Yahoo! Sports

The kid is local but I still don't like seeing parents being hired by a school that is recruiting them. At least his dad is well respected HS coach.
 

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The dad apparently had 5+ offers at all the big time schools recruiting Reese
 

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The dad apparently had 5+ offers at all the big time schools recruiting Reese

Danny Manning's dad Ed Manning conveniently accepted an KU assistant coach job from Larry brown, when Danny was entering his senior year in high school as one of the top recruits in the country.
 

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Danny Manning's dad Ed Manning conveniently accepted an KU assistant coach job from Larry brown, when Danny was entering his senior year in high school as one of the top recruits in the country.

In other news, man landed on the moon.
 

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A&M, KSU, and KU have done this before. It is sadly common. A&M got Bryan Davis by hiring a family member.
 

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It may not be against the rules, but it should be.

There is a new rule that prevents HS and AAU coaches from being a package deal with recruits. For example, Adam Woodbury's HS coach recently joined GMac's staff at Creighton. As a result, Woodbury cannot play at Creighton for two years after he graduates from HS. Evidently, this new rule doesn't apply to a parent (assuming the kid ends up at A&M).
 

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Danny Manning's dad Ed Manning conveniently accepted an KU assistant coach job from Larry brown, when Danny was entering his senior year in high school as one of the top recruits in the country.

At least when KU did it again with Mario Chalmers' dad and this father from A&M, they were at least HS BB coaches.

I believe Ed Manning was a truck driver or something. Complete BS.
 

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A&M, KSU, and KU have done this before. It is sadly common. A&M got Bryan Davis by hiring a family member.

kstate has hired coaches with connections to recruits, but afaik has never had the opportunity to hire a recruit's father. missouri did, many years back (julian winfield's father).
 

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There is a new rule that prevents HS and AAU coaches from being a package deal with recruits. For example, Adam Woodbury's HS coach recently joined GMac's staff at Creighton. As a result, Woodbury cannot play at Creighton for two years after he graduates from HS. Evidently, this new rule doesn't apply to a parent (assuming the kid ends up at A&M).

the rule applies to family and non-family alike. it doesn't apply to coaching positions, only non-coaching staff positions.
 

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Curious to see where all the ethical A&M fans who think they should go to the SEC to be treated fairly, think about this.