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Really don't think there is anyone out there IMO. The lack of support and the loss of students won't attract good coaches.

 

I get your point. Honestly I am just curious as to what would be a description of the coach that would be a good fit at Bell.

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I think a lot of schools are leading towards hiring younger coaches. Nothing against the older ones, but most AD's are going after the younger coaches.

I get your point. Honestly I am just curious as to what would be a description of the coach that would be a good fit at Bell.

 

Marty Jaggers. Smash Mouth, Hard nosed, Physical, and will straight get after you. Enough said!

Decent at some of these schools would be great at Bell.

Not much out west other than reclamation projects at places like Webster County and Logan County. If Jaggers can do well at those places, he would be elevated to legend status. Edmondson County might be a possibility since it is the only decent job open out west. If Jaggers can get an Illinois teaching license, just found out that Massac County across the river from Paducah has a football coach opening.

Other than being named Jaggers what is his qualifications that he seems to always come up with jobs?

 

Full disclosure, Ive only been around him one time at a 7 on 7 event and he was more interested talking about himself than coaching his team that day. Didnt leave much of an impression.

Other than being named Jaggers what is his qualifications that he seems to always come up with jobs?

 

Full disclosure, Ive only been around him one time at a 7 on 7 event and he was more interested talking about himself than coaching his team that day. Didnt leave much of an impression.

 

Like father like son.

Will be interesting to see who gets interviews for this job. I'm sure some good football players at Bell but eastern Kentucky has taken a hit with the coal business suffering the way it is. What about the administration at Bell? Do they support coaches? Do they help with facilities? Money?

I know a handful of coaches that either don't take 7 on 7 very seriously or let their assistants run things totally. Not much of an indictment of Jaggers if you ask me.

I know a handful of coaches that either don't take 7 on 7 very seriously or let their assistants run things totally. Not much of an indictment of Jaggers if you ask me.

 

Again, could be totally off base. As I said one instance.

Back to the thread, I am interested to see what happens at someplace like Ballard. Is there someone on staff there that takes that job, someone else from JCPS, someone outside JCPS? Tough district and region, so I'm interested to see who pursues that job.

What did he coach at John last season?? D line-- not much to truly coach especially as a new coach on staff.

Former coach at Doss? Was he at Ballard this past season?

Former coach at Doss? Was he at Ballard this past season?

 

Yes, he was the DC.

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