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Best Head Coach in the state under the age 30

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Who are some of the younger HC throughout the state that has done a great job in the early stage of their career?

Who are some of the younger HC throughout the state that has done a great job in the early stage of their career?

 

Luke salmons was at Lawrence county now at Cabell midland does great job and Nate Mcpeek at Fairview does great job as well both bright young head coaches that many programs be lucky to have

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Luke salmons was at Lawrence county now at Cabell midland does great job and Nate Mcpeek at Fairview does great job as well both bright young head coaches that many programs be lucky to have

 

Especially when it comes to bringing in out of state talent. No one does it better than Mcpeek. We had a terrific season with the influx of talent. Now the onus is on him to repeat it. I can't wait to see who trots out there this fall.

 

Of course the addition of James Hopkins, who roamed the sidelines as an assistant last season for Huntington High, should provide that essential link. His connection to Ironton will also come in handy. Bright horizons for our Eagles.

Are Josh Jaggers and Clay Clevenger under 30?

 

Pretty close. I want to think Clevenger graduated from Danville in 96 or 97 and then Jaggers around 99 or 2000. I'm guessing they both are between 30-33 years old.

Adam Fowler is no over 30 but I think he was late 20s or just turned 30 when he became HC at Owen. He's done very well there in his time there.

Travis Gay at Adair County has to be mentioned. He's done things there that no one has expected and if I am not mistaken he is 30 years old so he qualifies.

 

I nominate Travis Gay at Adair County.

Especially when it comes to bringing in out of state talent. No one does it better than Mcpeek. We had a terrific season with the influx of talent. Now the onus is on him to repeat it. I can't wait to see who trots out there this fall.

 

Of course the addition of James Hopkins, who roamed the sidelines as an assistant last season for Huntington High, should provide that essential link. His connection to Ironton will also come in handy. Bright horizons for our Eagles.

 

Fairview wasn't much over last 30 years think they can keep him there? Can't see them offering much money

Marc Adam Clark at Hopkinsville

 

He was OC/QB coach at Male for the one year he was there under Coach Wolfe when they lost in the state championship game to Trinity. Inherited an unimaginable situation at Hoptown and had to take a step backward before going forward. Even at the age of 26, he recoginzed that and made the hard decisions to lay the foundation to rebuild this tradition rich program. He gets it. Brilliant offensive mind, very organized, cares about the kids, and is a tireless worker. Brighter days are ahead at HHS, and sooner rather than later thanks to Coach Clark. Just watch and see!

Luke salmons was at Lawrence county now at Cabell midland does great job and Nate Mcpeek at Fairview does great job as well both bright young head coaches that many programs be lucky to have

 

Are either of them under 30? They're not old but I would have pictured both of them in the 32-33 year old range.

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