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Who will be the next Covington Catholic football Coach?

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They'd have to switch to natural turf for Dudley - fire truck watering not as effective on the artificial stuff.

 

Now that is funny!

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The name I have heard on more than one occasion is Bob Crable. Not sure of who the other short lister might be, but Ted Edgington may be that person.

Isn't Joe Walter coaching at CCH now? What about this ex-Bengal as head coach, why not.

Isn't Joe Walter coaching at CCH now? What about this ex-Bengal as head coach, why not.

 

Besides not much coaching experience?

Isn't Joe Walter coaching at CCH now? What about this ex-Bengal as head coach, why not.

 

Welcome to BGP, Lock Box!

 

You're correct, though. Joe Walter was an assistant coach this past season for the freshman team at Cov Cath. However, I think putting someone at the helm of a varsity program like Cov Cath on the basis that they are a retired NFL player and that they were an assistant freshman coach for one year is a little short-sighted. A program like Cov Cath needs someone with a solid high school varsity coaching resume, and preferably head coaching experience at that level as well.

Welcome to BGP, Lock Box!

 

You're correct, though. Joe Walter was an assistant coach this past season for the freshman team at Cov Cath. However, I think putting someone at the helm of a varsity program like Cov Cath on the basis that they are a retired NFL player and that they were an assistant freshman coach for one year is a little short-sighted. A program like Cov Cath needs someone with a solid high school varsity coaching resume, and preferably head coaching experience at that level as well.

 

Add in that I don't think his son is playing football next year.

Add in that I don't think his son is playing football next year.

 

I was wondering if that might not be the case. I know Jake was much more interested in basketball than he was in football.

Welcome to BGP, Lock Box!

 

You're correct, though. Joe Walter was an assistant coach this past season for the freshman team at Cov Cath. However, I think putting someone at the helm of a varsity program like Cov Cath on the basis that they are a retired NFL player and that they were an assistant freshman coach for one year is a little short-sighted. A program like Cov Cath needs someone with a solid high school varsity coaching resume, and preferably head coaching experience at that level as well.

 

Yeah, you might be right, coaching at the high school level is a lot harder then playing in the NFL, guessing he knows nothing about the game of football, right?

Yeah, you might be right, coaching at the high school level is a lot harder then playing in the NFL, guessing he knows nothing about the game of football, right?

 

You are underestimating what it takes to be a strong coach.

 

Before anyone thinks I am being critical of Joe - I AM NOT. He may be the best coach ever. We just do not know and CCH isn't going to a hire a "we just do not know" coach.

Yeah, you might be right, coaching at the high school level is a lot harder then playing in the NFL, guessing he knows nothing about the game of football, right?

 

What makes you think he can coach just because he played?

Yeah, you might be right, coaching at the high school level is a lot harder then playing in the NFL, guessing he knows nothing about the game of football, right?

 

I don't see where anyone said it was harder to coach high school than it is to play in the NFL, Please show us where anyone said such a thing?

 

It's very simple, just because you are/were a pro player does not mean you would be a good head coach. Knowing your position in a sport, any sport, does not mean that you know how to be a head coach and run a program.

Yeah, you might be right, coaching at the high school level is a lot harder then playing in the NFL, guessing he knows nothing about the game of football, right?

 

I'm a construction estimator and project manager. I do it professionally, just as Joe played football professionally. Still, I don't think I could teach 80 high schoolers how to do what I do.

I'm a construction estimator and project manager. I do it professionally, just as Joe played football professionally. Still, I don't think I could teach 80 high schoolers how to do what I do.

Correct, just because someone does something doesn't mean they can teach it, not to mention everything else that goes along with being a HC. I know from experience that Joe is great with kids and is great at teaching O-Line to all levels.

Correct, just because someone does something doesn't mean they can teach it, not to mention everything else that goes along with being a HC. I know from experience that Joe is great with kids and is great at teaching O-Line to all levels.

 

 

I know from experience that Joe is great with kids and is great at teaching O-Line to all levels

 

 

 

yet, he's not good enough for the MIGHTY CCH, I understand. :lol:

I know from experience that Joe is great with kids and is great at teaching O-Line to all levels

 

 

 

yet, he's not good enough for the MIGHTY CCH, I understand. :lol:

I didn't say he was not good enough.

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