BW needs to make a really good decision on who to run the offense.

There isn't a new coach yet, but Brian is a Highlands Alum. He played on the 1989 state championship team. He is along time asst. and the heir apparent for sometime. He is respected as a coach and a teacher. My perception is he is much quieter and a less over the top personality than Dale, but the job is not bigger than him. I believe he will do well. The transition will be smooth.

 

I will be interested to see if he stays on the defensive side of the ball and what changes he will make.

 

We were standing on the sideline down at Whitley County a few years back when he lit up his D-line during a time out. When he yelled, I could feel it as well as hear it, and those kids all backed up a step. I think he's quiet most of the time, but when he goes off, he makes the most of it.

We were standing on the sideline down at Whitley County a few years back when he lit up his D-line during a time out. When he yelled, I could feel it as well as hear it, and those kids all backed up a step. I think he's quiet most of the time, but when he goes off, he makes the most of it.

 

I was just thinking about that the other day. We have a picture of it somewhere. He's about half everyone's size and you can see his breath cause of the cold but nobody else' because they're too scared to breathe. Too funny!

Not sure if he graduated from there but he went right out of high school in 1990 and is listed in their media guide record book from one of the longest catches in 1994.

 

You know what, I believe he did go to NKU 1st and then finished at Campbellsville. I had it backward. Interesting record, thanks for the info.

Over/under on applicants?

You know what, I believe he did go to NKU 1st and then finished at Campbellsville. I had it backward. Interesting record, thanks for the info.

 

Which I believe he would have graduated not only highlands with Chris Wolfe but also Campbellsville as they were teammates.

Which I believe he would have graduated not only highlands with Chris Wolfe but also Campbellsville as they were teammates.

 

Maybe a new series in the making with Male.

We were standing on the sideline down at Whitley County a few years back when he lit up his D-line during a time out. When he yelled, I could feel it as well as hear it, and those kids all backed up a step. I think he's quiet most of the time, but when he goes off, he makes the most of it.

 

I remember that rant well. About halfway through, his headset slipped off and was hanging below his knees, and he didn't miss a beat! The next play was a run, which was stuffed, and all eleven on defense were there. No one wanted to be the guy who wasn't in on the play.

Highlands needs to make a statement hire here. It'll be that the dynasty will continue upon what Mueller built. Tremendous coach and had amazing success, but it's going to be really interesting to see how Highlands does post-Mueller. No doubt in my mind that Mueller and the coaching staff had a huge part in their success (mainly developing their players). Hopefully Highlands finds a suitable candidate. Such a statement hire could include that they're staying with the system Mueller built and just promote an assistant, contact some alums, maybe even just steal away a prominent HC. One thing's for certain though; the Highlands job has to be one of, if not the most attractive job(s) in the Greater Cincinnati Area, and in the state of Kentucky.

Highlands needs to make a statement hire here. It'll be that the dynasty will continue upon what Mueller built. Tremendous coach and had amazing success, but it's going to be really interesting to see how Highlands does post-Mueller. No doubt in my mind that Mueller and the coaching staff had a huge part in their success (mainly developing their players). Hopefully Highlands finds a suitable candidate. Such a statement hire could include that they're staying with the system Mueller built and just promote an assistant, contact some alums, maybe even just steal away a prominent HC. One thing's for certain though; the Highlands job has to be one of, if not the most attractive job(s) in the Greater Cincinnati Area, and in the state of Kentucky.

 

I guess I better apply.

Weinrich will be the next HC and I would be surprised if there are any interviews.

I guess I better apply.

 

It is not a peewee football job. They did have a janitor retire though.

I was told that Weinrich was an Offensive guy that has been coaching D because Dale ran the O...could see him take over the O and promote someone else to D coord.

I was just thinking about that the other day. We have a picture of it somewhere. He's about half everyone's size and you can see his breath cause of the cold but nobody else' because they're too scared to breathe. Too funny!

 

I had my camera and saw him coming out, but there was a lag time between the time I turned it on and the time that it was ready to shoot. I got him about mid-tirade, but it didn't do justice to the fury. His sister contacted me and asked for a copy, so I sent her one.

 

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We were standing on the sideline down at Whitley County a few years back when he lit up his D-line during a time out. When he yelled, I could feel it as well as hear it, and those kids all backed up a step. I think he's quiet most of the time, but when he goes off, he makes the most of it.

 

I also have a great pic of the epic tirade. It was classic.