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[quote=outdoorsman43]To be honest, I really don't know why Justin Amburgey was let go. I'm guessing that is what's causing all of this drama.

I'll echo SD, is there anyone who can spill some more details on this situation we have here?[/QU

These are the best details that I can give you, someone else might know more. Parents and kids saw when Amburgey was let go basketball at KCC had nothing to do with winning than it did just the super putting her own people in there. Coach Fraley is just a one year hire and so after this year the super can give the job to her nephew with not as much pressure. That will make 6 or 7 coaches since 2002 and people are just tired of it. Who wants their kids going to a school were coaching decisions are based on those factors instead of winning and whats good for the kids. After Fraley is gone after this year they will hire Trent, when Kim gets put out Trent will be gone no matter if he's done good or bad. Parks helped Amburgey at KCC and is trying to build a program over at JBS. He will be there a while and will give the kids some stability. I think parents are just tired of the BS at KCC and dont trust them. Oh yeah not playing JBS in grade school basketball just makes them look even more stupid. Its 6th, 7th and 8th basketball for goodness sakes. Someone else might can shed some more light on the subject.

Ok first of all, idk where you get your info but you are seriously misinformed. Fraley intends to stay as long as he wants and he has already stated multiple times that he is NOT a one year hire (Why the heck would he move halfway across the state and uproot his entire life? duh). AS far as JBS is concerned, NO KNOTT CO. CENTRAL players transferred or left the school. It only concerns the transfer of grade school students. We still have the same team. In fact, KCC gained some transfers from JBS this year (not bball players but students). This is the first I have heard of Knott Co. not playing JBS in grade school, but I really don't get what the big deal is. JBS could be the one in trouble, not Knott Co.