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    Published on: 10/3/2009    Last Visited: 10/3/2009  

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    Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Texas State men’s basketball head coach Doug Davalos filled one of the two vacancies on his staff Friday when he announced the hiring of former Centenary head coach and highly successful assistant coach Rob Flaska to his staff for the 2009-10 season.

    “Rob is a tremendous hire for Texas State men’s basketball,†Davalos said. “He has a wealth of experience as a collegiate head coach and assistant coach. I got to know him while he was the head coach at Centenary and the thing that stood out to me was his passion for coaching and his competitiveness.â€

    Flaska comes to Texas State after serving 11 years as a collegiate head coach and 15 years as an assistant coach with 12 of those years as an assistant coming at the Division I level.

    “He has been a high level assistant coach and a NCAA Division I head coach,†Davalos added. “He knows what a head coach needs and what an assistant should do. That makes him ideal from that standpoint as my right-hand man.â€

    Last season, Flaska was an assistant coach at Texas Southern after serving the three previous years as the head coach at Centenary, three years as an assistant coach at Arkansas and four seasons at TCU under Billy Tubbs.
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    Flaska went to TCU after serving as the head coach at Florida Community College, where he compiled a 64-31 record over three seasons. He also was an assistant coach at Trinity Valley Community College in Texas and was the head coach at Mott College in Michigan, where he posted a five-year record of 121-44. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Indiana State in 1982-84, followed by a two-year stint at the University of Detroit from 1984-86.

    Flaska played basketball at Glenn Lake High School in Maple City, Mich., where he earned All-State honors after leading his team to the 1977 state championship. He played at Michigan Tech, and led the team to its first four winning seasons in school history and set school records for assists and steals.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach hopefully he will light a well needed fire under this program's a$$.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Rick wrote: While at Arkansas, he was named the school’s recruiting coordinator and helped sign a pair of classes that were nationally-ranked fourth in 2003 and 11th in 2004. He also helped guide the Horned Frogs to a pair of 20-win seasons, and TCU ranked among the Top two scoring teams and had the top recruiting class in the WAC each of the four years he was at the school.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach cjswt05 wrote: hopefully he will light a well needed fire under this program's a$$.

    Not to be a Debby Downer, but Let's hope so. I am anxious to see what he brings to the program.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach sweat64 wrote: Rick wrote: While at Arkansas, he was named the school’s recruiting coordinator and helped sign a pair of classes that were nationally-ranked fourth in 2003 and 11th in 2004. He also helped guide the Horned Frogs to a pair of 20-win seasons, and TCU ranked among the Top two scoring teams and had the top recruiting class in the WAC each of the four years he was at the school.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Well doesn't this guy just look like the guy to light a fire under our program. He looks like the alcholic guy from Hoosiers.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Damn. Look at that haircut. What a goofball.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach We might need to give this guy a break. He's already been called the alcoholic from "Hoosiers," a "goofball" and an ax murderer.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach BobbinForCats wrote: We might need to give this guy a break. He's already been called the alcoholic from "Hoosiers," a "goofball" and an ax murderer.

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    Published on: 6/11/2009    Last Visited: 6/11/2009  

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    Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Texas State men's basketball head coach Doug Davalos filled one of the two vacancies on his staff Friday when he announced the hiring of former Centenary head coach and highly successful assistant coach Rob Flaska to his staff for the 2009-10 season.

    "Rob is a tremendous hire for Texas State men's basketball," Davalos said.
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    Flaska comes to Texas State after serving 11 years as a collegiate head coach and 15 years as an assistant coach with 12 of those years as an assistant coming at the Division I level.
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    Last season, Flaska was an assistant coach at Texas Southern after serving the three previous years as the head coach at Centenary, three years as an assistant coach at Arkansas and four seasons at TCU under Billy Tubbs.
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    Flaska went to TCU after serving as the head coach at Florida Community College, where he compiled a 64-31 record over three seasons. He also was an assistant coach at Trinity Valley Community College in Texas and was the head coach at Mott College in Michigan, where he posted a five-year record of 121-44. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Indiana State in 1982-84, followed by a two-year stint at the University of Detroit from 1984-86.

    Flaska played basketball at Glenn Lake High School in Maple City, Mich., where he earned All-State honors after leading his team to the 1977 state championship. He played at Michigan Tech, and led the team to its first four winning seasons in school history and set school records for assists and steals.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach hopefully he will light a well needed fire under this program's a$$.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Rick wrote: While at Arkansas, he was named the school's recruiting coordinator and helped sign a pair of classes that were nationally-ranked fourth in 2003 and 11th in 2004. He also helped guide the Horned Frogs to a pair of 20-win seasons, and TCU ranked among the Top two scoring teams and had the top recruiting class in the WAC each of the four years he was at the school.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach cjswt05 wrote: hopefully he will light a well needed fire under this program's a$$.

    Not to be a Debby Downer, but Let's hope so. I am anxious to see what he brings to the program.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach sweat64 wrote: Rick wrote: While at Arkansas, he was named the school's recruiting coordinator and helped sign a pair of classes that were nationally-ranked fourth in 2003 and 11th in 2004. He also helped guide the Horned Frogs to a pair of 20-win seasons, and TCU ranked among the Top two scoring teams and had the top recruiting class in the WAC each of the four years he was at the school.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Well doesn't this guy just look like the guy to light a fire under our program. He looks like the alcholic guy from Hoosiers.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Damn. Look at that haircut. What a goofball.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach looks like he's ready to kill!
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach We might need to give this guy a break. He's already been called the alcoholic from "Hoosiers," a "goofball" and an ax murderer.
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    Re: Rob Flaska Names Assistant Men's Basketball Coach BobbinForCats wrote: We might need to give this guy a break. He's already been called the alcoholic from "Hoosiers," a "goofball" and an ax murderer.

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    Published on: 1/1/2007    Last Visited: 3/10/2007  

    Head Coach Rob Flaska

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    Published on: 12/1/2007    Last Visited: 12/1/2007  

    Following that 3-24 season, Rob Flaska was named the head coach at Centenary and the Gents are one of the youngest teams in the country.

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    Published on: 12/1/2007    Last Visited: 7/15/2008  

    Following that 3-24 season, Rob Flaska was named the head coach at Centenary and the Gents are one of the youngest teams in the country.

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    Published on: 4/11/2003    Last Visited: 4/11/2003  

    Rob Flaska Assistant Coach

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    With a reputation as a great recruiter and several stints as a head coach on the junior college level, Rob Flaska brings a wealth of experience to Arkansas. Flaska, who joined Stan Heath's staff on April 5, came to Arkansas after working the four previous seasons under Billy Tubbs at TCU.In his four years at TCU, the Horned Frogs went 21-11 in 1999, 18-14 in 2000, 20-10 in 2001 and 16-14 in 2002. Flaska, who earned a master's in business administration from Indiana State in 1984 and a bachelor's in business administration from Michigan Tech University in 1982, helped put together recruiting classes at TCU, which were ranked best in the Western Athletic Conference in 1999 and 2000 by Basketball News, Basketball Times, Street & Smith's, Sporting News and Dick Vitale's, while the '99 class was rated 13th-best and the 2001 class 34th-best in the nation by Hoop Scoop.Before going to TCU, he was the head coach for three seasons at Florida Community College in Jacksonville, Fla., with records of 18-14 in 1996, 23-10 in 1997 and 23-7 in '98.His teams were nationally ranked in '97 and '98 with the '97 club reaching the Region XIII finals and finishing second in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Mid-Florida Conference.While at FCC, Flaska had 10 players sign scholarships with Division I schools.Flaska, who played at Michigan Tech and set school career records for steals and assists, began his coaching career as an assistant at Indiana State in 1983 and 1984, and as an assistant at Detroit Mercy in 1985 and '86.He was the head coach at Mott Community College in Flint, Mich., from 1987-91 with his clubs going 13-14, 25-9, 26-8, 28-6 and 29-7 with NJCAA Division I Michigan Eastern Conference championships and Michigan Community College Final Four appearances in 1989, '90 and '91.Mott won the state title in 1990, and was the Region XII champion and a national finalist in 1991.Flaska was voted conference Coach of the Year in '89, '90 and '91, and Region XII Coach of the Year in '91.At Mott, 32 of his players moved on to play at four-year schools while 16 of his final 17 recruits earned their degree.Flaska, who prepped at Glen Lake High in Maple City, Mich., and helped his team win the 1977 state title and earned all-state honors in 1978, also worked as an assistant at Texas-Pan American in 1992 and at Trinity Valley CC in 1994 and '95 before going to Florida Community College in 1996.While at Texas-Pan American, he served a stint as interim head coach and recruited Greg Guy, who led the country in scoring in 1993, to UTPA.Flaska is the father of a son, Charlie.

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    www.sanmarcosrecord.com/sports/local_story_160102346.ht - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 6/9/2009    Last Visited: 6/9/2009  

    Flaska brings valuable experience to 'Cats

    Texas State men's basketball head coach Doug Davalos filled one of the two vacancies on his staff Friday when he announced the hiring of former Centenary head coach and highly successful assistant coach Rob Flaska to his staff for the 2009-10 season.

    "Rob is a tremendous hire for Texas State men's basketball," Davalos said.
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    Flaska comes to Texas State after serving 11 years as a collegiate head coach and 15 years as an assistant coach with 12 of those years as an assistant coming at the Division I level.
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    Last season, Flaska was an assistant coach at Texas Southern after serving the three previous years as the head coach at Centenary, three years as an assistant coach at Arkansas and four seasons at TCU under Billy Tubbs.
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    Flaska went to TCU after serving as the head coach at Florida Community College, where he compiled a 64-31 record over three seasons. He also was an assistant coach at Trinity Valley Community College in Texas and was the head coach at Mott College in Michigan, where he posted a five-year record of 121-44. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Indiana State in 1982-84, followed by a two-year stint at the University of Detroit from 1984-86.

    Flaska played basketball at Glenn Lake High School in Maple City, Mich., where he earned All-State honors after leading his team to the 1977 state championship. He played at Michigan Tech, and led the team to its first four winning seasons in school history and set school records for assists and steals.
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    Texas State recently hired Rob Flaska to fill a vacancy within the men's basketball coaching staff. None/(Click for larger image)

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    Published on: 6/10/2009    Last Visited: 6/11/2009  

    Former Centenary head coach Rob Flaska has joined the staff at Texas State as an assistant under Doug Davalos.

    Flaska worked last season at Texas Southern.

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    www.sanmarcosrecord.com/sports/local_story_241140236.ht - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 8/29/2009    Last Visited: 8/29/2009  

    So Texas State hit the transfer recruiting trail and Davalos turned to new assistant coach Rob Flaska for guidance.
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    Flaska, who helped build top-notch recruiting classes at Arkansas, had a few tricks up his sleeve.
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    "He was kind of shopping and wanted to go to Central Florida, but that didn't go well," Flaska said. "They burned some bridges, so it opened back up."

    Flaska continued to push, using all of his sources and pulling every string.
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    "We tried to get Chase Adams from Centenary, because he went Division III," Flaska said.
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    Flaska knew Stewart's decision hadn't been made yet, but wanted to ease off a little.
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    "I told Doug (getting A.J.) was still alive," Flaska said, "but Doug thought it was dead in July."
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    Flaska placed a few calls and put Davalos and Stewart in contact.
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    "He and A.J. talked on the phone and had a great conversation," Flaska said.

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    Published on: 12/4/2008    Last Visited: 12/4/2008  

    His departure gave first-year assistant Rob Flaska, Arkansas' recruiting coordinator from 2002 to 2005, the head coaching reins for the remainder of the game.

    Flaska left Heath's staff at Arkansas to take the head coaching job at Centenary in 2005. He was fired in March after a first-round exit in the Summit League tournament and a 10-21 season. He compiled a 24-65 record in three seasons with the Gentlemen.

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