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Eddie Moralobo resigns as Osceola (Florida) head boys basketball coach

Moralobo posted a 69-93 record in six seasons as the lead man at Osceola High School

Ross Van De Griek

Eddie Moralobo (Twitter)

The high school basketball coaching landscape has begun, as Osceola High School in Seminole, Florida will be searching for their next boys basketball coach.

Eddie Moralobo has announced he has resigned as the head Boys Basketball coach at Osceola High School on Friday afternoon.

In his six seasons, Moralobo posted a record of 69-93 and reached the regional playoffs just once in his tenure.

"What a ride it's been... Building this program from the ground up has been nothing short of amazing from taking over a program with 40+ losing seasons in a row to four consecutive winning seasons, multiple district championship game appearances, our first ever district title, and countless school records being broken. Thank you to all the players, coaches, and families over the years that have made the program what it is today. For the first time in 20+ years it is time for me to step away." Moralobo posted on Instagram.

Moralobo took over the Warriors program in the 2019-2020 season, following the firing of Jack Robinson III who coached the team in 2017-2018 and 2018-2019.

Moralobo played his high school basketball career at Indian Rocks Christian where he averaged 9.1 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 3.3 assists per game for the Eagles from 2010 to 2013. He went onto play collegiate basketball at Florida College from 2013 to 2017.

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Ross Van De Griek
ROSS VAN DE GRIEK

Ross Van De Griek has been a high school sports writer covering the state of Florida since 2021. Ross also has been scouting high school basketball and Grassroots Basketball across the Southeast Region since 2022. Ross has been covering basketball and recruiting for High School on SI since August 2024. He has collaborated with Next Up Sports, Prep Hoops, and On The Radar Hoops throughout his scouting career. You can follow him on X @rossvdg14 or reach him via email rossvdg14@gmail.com for story ideas.

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