Heller Comments On Life At Indiana State

[bluepower]

Here's an article published today in the Cedar Valley, Iowa paper where it talks about Rick Heller, his family and the prospects of outdoor practice:

HELLER DOING WELL: Rick Heller has a beautiful home in Terre Haute, Indiana State is pumping $2 million into its baseball stadium, and the Hellers (Rick and Rachelle) are the proud parents of a 3-month-old baby girl, Vivienne. Yes, life appears to be very good for the native Iowan and the Sycamores' new head baseball coach.

"Yeah, that's fair to say," Heller remarked with a smile prior to Sunday's basketball game between Indiana State and Northern Iowa.

Heller lost his job at Northern Iowa last spring when the school dropped its 103-year-old baseball program, but he wasn't out of work for long. He initially agreed to become an assistant coach at Creighton, then was hired as Indiana State's new head coach in August.

He's still in the Missouri Valley Conference, ready to start practice this Friday. Terre Haute is enjoying a mild winter and Heller plans to practice outside if the weather continues to cooperate. "We'll go outside if it's 40," he said, anxious to get going.

See the full article which talks basketball between Northern Iowa and ISU:

http://www.wcfcourier.com/sports/college/uni/article_7e21a3f4-0a41-11df-877e-001cc4c002e0.html

 

[SycamoreStateofMind]

Here's an article published today in the Cedar Valley, Iowa paper where it talks about Rick Heller, his family and the prospects of outdoor practice:

HELLER DOING WELL: Rick Heller has a beautiful home in Terre Haute, Indiana State is pumping $2 million into its baseball stadium, and the Hellers (Rick and Rachelle) are the proud parents of a 3-month-old baby girl, Vivienne. Yes, life appears to be very good for the native Iowan and the Sycamores' new head baseball coach.

"Yeah, that's fair to say," Heller remarked with a smile prior to Sunday's basketball game between Indiana State and Northern Iowa.

Heller lost his job at Northern Iowa last spring when the school dropped its 103-year-old baseball program, but he wasn't out of work for long. He initially agreed to become an assistant coach at Creighton, then was hired as Indiana State's new head coach in August.

He's still in the Missouri Valley Conference, ready to start practice this Friday. Terre Haute is enjoying a mild winter and Heller plans to practice outside if the weather continues to cooperate. "We'll go outside if it's 40," he said, anxious to get going.

See the full article which talks basketball between Northern Iowa and ISU:

http://www.wcfcourier.com/sports/college/uni/article_7e21a3f4-0a41-11df-877e-001cc4c002e0.html

Heller is going to be a good coach for the Sycamores, no doubt in my mind. He does have a nice home, he lives in the neighborhood I grew up in and my parents still live in. I think I have actually swam in his pool a couple times lol.

Thanks for posting.

 

[TJames]

morgan...is that all you did in that pool? lol

you didnt pull a bill murray from caddyshack did you? lol

 

[Eleven]

you didnt pull a bill murray from chaddyshack did you? lol

Bill Murray just ate it... he didn't "leave it". ;-)

A side-note about that. MUCH of Bill Murray's funniest stuff is all ad-libbed. That scene is an example...
Bill was supposed to sweep the Baby Ruth bar up, and hold it and say he found the problem...

He improvised the whole, "Smell and Eat" part.. much to everyone's surprise!

 

[TJames]

thank you paul harvey.....

for the....rest of the story...lol.....

just teasing you eleven....lol....

 

[SycamoreStateofMind]

you didnt pull a bill murray from caddyshack did you? lol

Yeah that's all I did Tom... Gosh I was in middle school.

 

[TJames]

just teasing you morgan....jeez...lol

pardon my joke...lol.....

 

[SycamoreinTexas]

No! you cant joke on this site! it's all business!