A Proven System for Becoming a College Basketball Coach


by Randy Brown - Date: 2007-02-02 - Word Count: 429 Share This!

The popularity of college basketball has increased the interest in coaching on the collegiate sidelines. The competition for these jobs is intense because of the small number of openings. With only 320 Division I schools in NCAA basketball, only those coaches with a proven game plan have a chance. These assistant coaching positions are as coveted as any in the sporting world. Many young coaches watch college action and dream of someday roaming the sideline and coaching against U.C.L.A., Indiana, or North Carolina. By following an proven system, any driven coach can get involved in jobs they never dreamed possible. "How is that possible?" you say. Read on and you will discover a system that can make your dreams come true.

The most asked question I receive is, "How do I go about becoming a college coach?" In this article I will introduce a framework for coaches who dream of breaking into the world of N.C.A.A. College basketball. The system I will unfold is a unique, proven approach to joining one of the most elite groups in all of sport. Any coach who learns this system and puts forth relentless amounts of energy will find success. Fortunately, you too can become a college basketball coach.

This system is based on my involvement in the careers of over 100 coaches who have attained coaching positions in college. Each of these coaches began with a dream. Their dream became a purposeful goal. Their goal was strengthened with actions steps and a total commitment to my proven system. This system has not worked for everyone, but it became the path to a college coaching dream for over 100 coaches. As this group of coaches' move on to bigger and better head and assistant coaching positions, the success of this system is validated. Regardless of age or experience, every coach can use this system to their benefit.

This is an introductory look at becoming a college coach. In subsequent articles, I will delve deeper into each of the factors that make up my system. These 5 components will provide a "big picture" for chasing the coaching dream of your life.

1. Make a total commitment to become a college basketball coach.

Without commitment, accomplishing your goal is only a dream.

2. Secure a mentor who can guide you through the system.

Learn from others who have become college coaches.

3. Understand and work the system.

This will be made available to you through me and my web site.

4. Stay relentlessly focused on your goal.

Keep your eye on the goal, persevere over time, and learn to properly handle rejection.

5. Dream---Plan---Work-Work-Work.


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Randy Brown has dedicated his life to the game of basketball. His 18 years in college basketball highlights a successful 23-year career. Coaching positions at Arizona, Iowa State, Marquette, Drake, and Miami of Ohio fill his resume. Mentored by Basketball Hall of Fame coach Lute Olson at Arizona, he learned the game from the best. At 39, Randy became the head coach at Division I Stetson University in Deland, Florida. His efforts have helped develop 12 NBA players including Steve Kerr, Sean Elliott, and Jaamal Tinsley. His passion for mentoring young coaches and developing youth programs is known and respected throughout the country. Over the years he has authored over 50 articles on coaching basketball and has taught over 24,000 young players in summer camps and clinics. He works as a basketball consultant and mentor for coaches. He is also an author and public speaker. For free articles and questions, Randy can be reached at coachrandybrown@yahoo.com

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