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Insider notebook: Hogg takes over at Washington; ... - Indianapolis Star
by Kyle Neddenriep
posted: 06/15/20, 3:44pm est
https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...ad/3193553001/
"Aaron Hogg counts Mark Turgeon and Scott Heady as the two most influential coaches in his life.
Not a bad place to start.
Hogg, 39, was officially named the new boys basketball coach at Washington High School on Monday. Hogg, a 1999 Warren Central graduate and former Wichita State forward, has been a teacher in the Indianapolis Public School system for the past six years.
“The biggest reason I was interested in the job at Washington is the opportunity to help young people be successful,” Hogg said. “I’ve had an opportunity to work in the IPS system and had a chance to see what the high school landscape is like. The first thing I want to do is sit down one-on-one with the kids and talk to them about life, not even basketball. I want them to set goals that we can track and measure throughout the year to help keep them on task.”
The 6-6 Hogg played for Heady at Warren Central, earning all-Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference honors as a senior in 1998-99. After playing\ junior college basketball at Jacksonville (Texas) College, Hogg played two seasons for Turgeon at Wichita State from 2002-04, averaging 10.2 points and 4.8 rebounds and shooting 39 percent from the 3-point line...."
Insider notebook: Hogg takes over at Washington; ... - Indianapolis Star
by Kyle Neddenriep
posted: 06/15/20, 3:44pm est
https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...ad/3193553001/
"Aaron Hogg counts Mark Turgeon and Scott Heady as the two most influential coaches in his life.
Not a bad place to start.
Hogg, 39, was officially named the new boys basketball coach at Washington High School on Monday. Hogg, a 1999 Warren Central graduate and former Wichita State forward, has been a teacher in the Indianapolis Public School system for the past six years.
“The biggest reason I was interested in the job at Washington is the opportunity to help young people be successful,” Hogg said. “I’ve had an opportunity to work in the IPS system and had a chance to see what the high school landscape is like. The first thing I want to do is sit down one-on-one with the kids and talk to them about life, not even basketball. I want them to set goals that we can track and measure throughout the year to help keep them on task.”
The 6-6 Hogg played for Heady at Warren Central, earning all-Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference honors as a senior in 1998-99. After playing\ junior college basketball at Jacksonville (Texas) College, Hogg played two seasons for Turgeon at Wichita State from 2002-04, averaging 10.2 points and 4.8 rebounds and shooting 39 percent from the 3-point line...."
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