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Corey Henderson '14 pg 6-3 is a Shocker!
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Coach’s son set to join Shockers
Wichita State is getting a coach’s son, which usually is good news. Corey Henderson Jr. plays point guard for his father at the Episcopal School of Dallas. He orally committed to WSU on Sunday and plans to sign in November.
Henderson (6-foot-3, 165 pounds) appears to follow in the usual footsteps of a coach’s son. He grew up around basketball (his father played at Texas A&M) and benefited from those experiences. His father started coaching him as a freshman at Episcopal.
While basketball fathers can pass on instincts and desire, playing for dad isn’t always easy, as generations of father-son combos can attest. Henderson said his father coached him harder than other players, especially early in his high school days.
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Sons of coaches: Reggie Smithson
I bet Kerry has Corey up to 195 by the time he gets 10+ mpg.
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I think Lacrosse is a sport you will see a lot of growth in. It's apparently a lot of fun to play and with parent's perhaps looking for alternatives to football for their kids Lacrosse might be an alternative. Saw some guys playing last summer across the street from Blessed Sacrament Church on Douglas. I talked with him a little bit and apparently they have a Lacrosse league in the area. He said they interest in Lacrosse was growing pretty rapidly. Not sure it will ever be a mainstream sport, at least not in my lifetime, but it does seem to be growing.
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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View PostI think Lacrosse is a sport you will see a lot of growth in. It's apparently a lot of fun to play and with parent's perhaps looking for alternatives to football for their kids Lacrosse might be an alternative. Saw some guys playing last summer across the street from Blessed Sacrament Church on Douglas. I talked with him a little bit and apparently they have a Lacrosse league in the area. He said they interest in Lacrosse was growing pretty rapidly. Not sure it will ever be a mainstream sport, at least not in my lifetime, but it does seem to be growing.
Great sport. My youngest son played years ago during the first season of Wichita Lacrosse. Would love to see Lacrosse at WSU.
Sorry about getting off subject."Hank Iba decided he wouldn't play my team anymore. He told me that if he tried to get his team ready to play me, it would upset his team the rest of the season." Gene Johnson, WU Basketball coach, 1928-1933.
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