Brewster Academy coach Jason Smith will be joining forces with another prep school legend, John Carroll, at the brand-new Masters Academy International, sources told @thefieldof68.
Smith, 52, who has more than 700 career wins, has won 7 New England Prep titles and 7 National Prep Championships, will be the head coach of the scholastic team. Smith, who arrived at Brewster in 2000, has coached 25 NBA players in his tenure, and more than 200 Division 1 players.
Carroll, 55, who has 6 New England Championships and 2 National Prep Titles while at Northfield Mount Hermon and the Newman School, was named the Director of Basketball in mid-February. Carroll won 370 games as head coach at NMH, and quickly built the Newman School into a power in the last four years.
The Masters Academy International will open in September of 2026 in Stow, Mass.
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Drake Maye, you are a good man.
The Patriots and Revolution are hosting a Halloween party at Gillette Stadium for pediatric cancer patients … and the MVP candidate came dressed in costume.
Family pic! 📸
Our Co-Chairs, Brock Holt and @TomCaron, and Captain, @RedSox player Garrett Whitlock, joined Olivia, a patient in @DanaFarber’s Jimmy Fund Clinic, for some pre-game fun today. ☀️
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Another milestone assignment for ESPN's Sean McDonough.
For a Hingham, Mass., native to call tonight's #4Nations Championship at home in Boston between 🇨🇦🇺🇸, that's pretty awesome.
A beautiful moment occurred at Logan Airport on Saturday, as a Marine reunited with his family for the holidays thanks to Miles For Military.
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So sorry to hear of the passing of our friend Larry Johnson...just a wonderful guy who was loved by everybody he had no enemies quite an accomplishment in our business..he was a brilliant cartoonist an accomplished artist & a pretty darn good talk show host and made it just so easy to call him your friend...RIP LJ
2/2 …he approached the touchiest of subjects with humor And laughter, which i loved. i am so fortunate that i got to spend so much time with larry and could call him a friend. Love you Lj. miss you. Rip
I’ll try and do this. For so many of us mustard and Johnson was the soundtrack of our Saturday mornings. Nobody took themselves less seriously in the world of sports talk radio, simply put, “he got it” I have known few people who were more caring about others than LJ.
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First guest is Jon Gruden. Entire interview available tomorrow. One thing I didn’t see coming during our conversation. Why he considers Randal Cunningham his greatest failure as a head coach. Bonus.. Bonus, there is a @RitchieJon mention in there as well. @WIPMorningShow@Eagles