Beechwood would be wise to convince Coach Mullins to return to Beechwood. I think with the right coaching leadership they are well positioned for the future considering the younger quality players coming into the program. If for whatever reason Coach Mullins isn't able to return; the BW AD should do an exhaustive search outside of the program to find their next coach and allow that coach to completely name their staff from top to bottom.

Im aware of what he did at St. Henery last year.I am also aware its a wek district and Dixie had a weak team.Also I ws at the district semi when a average Lloyd team had him beat.If not for poor coaching decisions by Lloyd to leave a done pitcher in they would have lost.

 

That so called weak Dixie team won 27 games last year. St. Henry had not won more than 11 games in a season in 5 years. Mullins came in and led them to 22 wins, wins over several of the other top teams in the region and a district championship. The facts are the facts.

He's a hater for some reason....

He's a hater for some reason....

 

Agreed. I have to say, he is the first and only I have ever heard hate on Coach Mullins. You can't please everyone.

Agreed. I have to say, he is the first and only I have ever heard hate on Coach Mullins. You can't please everyone.

 

Mullins seems like a good choice but isn't there anyone that was on Myerhoff's staff or at the Freshman/JV level that is qualified?

Mullins seems like a good choice but isn't there anyone that was on Myerhoff's staff or at the Freshman/JV level that is qualified?

 

 

I have heard that a couple on staff have applied and one or two former Meyerhoff staff members have applied. In my opinion, unless someone without head coaching experience is dynamic I lean towards a coach with some head coaching experience. The Beechwood program is at one of those where you probably need a higher level of qualifications to get the job.

I have heard that a couple on staff have applied and one or two former Meyerhoff staff members have applied. In my opinion, unless someone without head coaching experience is dynamic I lean towards a coach with some head coaching experience. The Beechwood program is at one of those where you probably need a higher level of qualifications to get the job.

 

Hearing there is a young coach at Scott they really like and feel he will be a great coach down the road if they don't get him now they may never. But he is a Inexperienced varsity coach. This comes from a source from the school. Hear there was a few former staff members as well.

Hearing there is a young coach at Scott they really like and feel he will be a great coach down the road if they don't get him now they may never. But he is a Inexperienced varsity coach. This comes from a source from the school. Hear there was a few former staff members as well.

 

At Scott or named Scott? Scott Sickmeier was the head Freshman Coach

At Scott or named Scott? Scott Sickmeier was the head Freshman Coach

 

Did he apply? That would be a big jump and a risky move by Beechwood IMO.

Did he apply? That would be a big jump and a risky move by Beechwood IMO.

 

Don't know any information but he fit the description

Did he apply? That would be a big jump and a risky move by Beechwood IMO.

 

They'd be dang lucky to get the kid. Real good coach, big jump or not.

They'd be dang lucky to get the kid. Real good coach, big jump or not.

 

Have they even interviewed anyone yet?

Have they even interviewed anyone yet?

 

Good question!

I have heard Beechwood wants Coach Mullins back pretty badly.

I believe we will hear something very soon on this.