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Good coaches that didn't have the Jimmy's and Joe's

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Good list already started. Not sure anyone gets kids to play harder than the Rockcastle guys mentioned. Others.....

 

Kevin Brown- West Carter

Corky Prater & Josh Hughes- Lewis County

Ted Purcell- Fleming County (15+ years ago)

Greg Letcher - Nicholas County

Zack Moore- East Carter

Ray Graham- LCA & Harrison County

Jimmie Reed/Lee Glasscock- Washington County

Jack Massie- Bourbon County (30 + years ago)

 

 

There are more. These come to mind right now.

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Corky Prater was another one I also thought of. Good call chief. He was the kinda guy I was thinking of when I started this thread.

 

Tony Burchett at Powell is another that wins around 7 games a year with little talent.

Good list already started. Not sure anyone gets kids to play harder than the Rockcastle guys mentioned. Others.....

 

Kevin Brown- West Carter

Corky Prater & Josh Hughes- Lewis County

Ted Purcell- Fleming County (15+ years ago)

Greg Letcher - Nicholas County

Zack Moore- East Carter

Ray Graham- LCA & Harrison County

Jimmie Reed/Lee Glasscock- Washington County

Jack Massie- Bourbon County (30 + years ago)

 

 

There are more. These come to mind right now.

All good coaches Chief, but I have to comment on Coach Brown. When it comes to doing more with less, he excels. I'm not just talking about quality of athletes, but he has little money for his program and he has very few assistant coaches. Coach Brown is a great man, does great things for his players and exemplifies what a high school coach should be.

All good coaches Chief, but I have to comment on Coach Brown. When it comes to doing more with less, he excels. I'm not just talking about quality of athletes, but he has little money for his program and he has very few assistant coaches. Coach Brown is a great man, does great things for his players and exemplifies what a high school coach should be.

 

I agree. One of my favorite people in HS football.

 

I also got a great parenting tip from Kevin at a basketball game this winter. Before a guy can take his daughter on a date in a car, the guy has to take Kevin out for a drive and Kevin decides if he is a good enough driver. My 15 year old daughter is especially appreciative of Kevin's words of wisdom. :lol2:

One of my dad's favorites.....Ron Finley at Russell County in the 70s who ended up a coaching icon at Campbellsville U.

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I think very little money and not very many assistant coaches was a common thing that most of the coaches I was thinking about

 

A lot of people would be surprised at the programs that have to raise most of the money to run their program.

There are lots of Coaches that get a ton out of their kids on the field. I feel like most of these also get it out of them off the field as well. Character Coaches make a difference.

I agree. One of my favorite people in HS football.

 

I also got a great parenting tip from Kevin at a basketball game this winter. Before a guy can take his daughter on a date in a car, the guy has to take Kevin out for a drive and Kevin decides if he is a good enough driver. My 15 year old daughter is especially appreciative of Kevin's words of wisdom. :lol2:

 

This is AWESOME! Will use this! :thumb:

Gene Peterson when he was at Fleming County.

Would you prefer, "Larrys and Moes? "

 

Maybe :lol2:

 

 

When I was in high school, there was an assistant coach who used the Jimmy's and Joe's quote a lot. "It's not the Xs and Os, it's the Jimmy's and Joes."

 

 

And his Xs and Os sucked.

One of my dad's favorites.....Ron Finley at Russell County in the 70s who ended up a coaching icon at Campbellsville U.

 

Glad you mentioned him. Hated him in my playing days. :thumb:

 

Got to meet him when doing radio and admired what he did at RC. He took a terrible program, saw the two teams he had to beat (Boyle n Somerset) and focused on that. Never had great talent but great plans coupled with dedicated boys did the trick. It really showed when he went to Campbellsville.

 

I know he never got Xmas cards from Ed Rall. :sssh:

surprised no one has mentioned Jack Haskins yet

Gene Peterson when he was at Fleming County.

 

Seems like he had some good talent for a small school.

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