Head Coach at Nelson County Resigns.

Coach Kelly Wood resigned today. Jacqueline Coleman, former coach at East Jessamine has been named interim coach. See story below:

GIRLS' BASKETBALL: NC head coach Wood resigns | KYStandard.com

So can someone fill us in on "the rest of the story"?

So can someone fill us in on "the rest of the story"?

The link Jesse posted above has updated information.

14-2 and a forced resignation?

It's one thing to expect coaches to be positive role models, it's another to expect them to be Saints! We are all flawed and all have moments where we lose control. Given the tenure of the coach here, while not all the details are given, separation seems a bit harsh.

14-2 and a forced resignation?

Here in Kenton County, we had a HC terminated because a parent over heard the coach saying a four letter word in the locker room at half time. We live in a PC world and are evaluated by people who never worked in athletics.

Here in Kenton County, we had a HC terminated because a parent over heard the coach saying a four letter word in the locker room at half time. We live in a PC world and are evaluated by people who never worked in athletics.

I assume that parent never said a four letter word at work or in front of there child!?! (You know the saying, "People is glass houses . . . . .) While I agree appropriate language around children should be used, I also understand no one perfect and situations can get heated.

Here in Kenton County, we had a HC terminated because a parent over heard the coach saying a four letter word in the locker room at half time. We live in a PC world and are evaluated by people who never worked in athletics.

LOL you've got to be kidding.

This was very unfortunate and should not have happened. However knowing both parties very well this is another example of the inept leadership of the Nelson County schools. The handled this poorly just as they do every situation within that district. This once proud district is a train wreck on every level!

Sad situation!

14-2 and a forced resignation?

In my opinion, record should have no bearing on a decision of a school to keep or release a coach if they feel there was something that warrants a dismissal. That decision should be based ONLY on the facts of the issue.

I read the article but I did not see what the incident was, did I miss it?

Here in Kenton County, we had a HC terminated because a parent over heard the coach saying a four letter word in the locker room at half time. We live in a PC world and are evaluated by people who never worked in athletics.

If you're talking about the Scott incident, that was much more involved than just a parent overhearing a cuss word from the locker room.

That coach is a very good friend of mine and I don't agree with his dismissal one bit and think they made a big mistake, but it wasn't just because a parent overheard a comment. Much more to it than that. Again, don't agree with what happened at all!

In my opinion, record should have no bearing on a decision of a school to keep or release a coach if they feel there was something that warrants a dismissal. That decision should be based ONLY on the facts of the issue.

Just depends on what the incident was.

Schools regardless if public or private will do what they want. At least thats what I've been exposed to.

Schools regardless if public or private will do what they want. At least thats what I've been exposed to.

Not exactly. Schools behave in a manner to avoid legal confrontations with parents!