The Brayden Carr Foundation

[MADHAT1]

After assistant coach's son dies, big-name coaches line up to help at annual clinic - CBSSports.com
>Jim will run the Rhode Island clinic. Natalie Carr will operate the New Jersey one. Each coach speaks for 60 minutes. A photo of Brayden is placed in front of the clock.<
http://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...ame-coaches-line-up-to-help-at-annual-clinic/

 

[LC-88]

Thanks for posting. IMHO the worst thing that can happen to a parent. I would rather die a thousand times, than lose one of my kids. It is especially hard when they are so young. I hope Jim and his family finds peace.

 

[PhilaPhans]

Jim was the heart and soul of this Rutgers basketball program for the many years that he worked here. One of my favorite people that I've ever come into contact with. Throws one heck of an elbow.

 

[MADHAT1]

Jim was the heart and soul of this Rutgers basketball program for the many years that he worked here. One of my favorite people that I've ever come into contact with. Throws one heck of an elbow.

That's why I posted what I did as a reminder for all who have supported the Brayden Carr Foundation while Jim was at RU ,not to forget about it now because he's coaching somewhere else.