Dan Goble - had a total of 185 wins ( 3 schools)

Shelby Co - 16

Atherton - 48

Christian Co - 121

That puts him on the list. Thanks Tiger

Mojo had 97 wins in 13 years at catholic.

With 285 total wins, that leaves 188 at Henderson and Union Co.

 

Any idea how those 188 were divided up?

According to Highlands Bluebirds - Head Coaches, Owen Hauck was 48-8-1 in 5 years at Highlands. So using old style math (not Common Core) that means that he was 210-101-0 in 25 years at Boone County.

These total win numbers are awesome. hard to phantom over 200 for me. 200 would be a heck of a 20 year stint. 10 wins per year it pretty tough. That's like averaging an undefeated season in the regular season EVERY YEAR. What kind of tenure goes with each of these guys? @Watusi

I'm going to attempt a list of all reported. This is a first draft with what we know..

 

Confirmed:

345 Schneider

 

The top four should be on Mt. Rushmore of Kentucky Football Coaches.

Craig Clayton = 149 - 84 at Hopkinsville

Yep. "For Sale" signs were put in his front yard after those first three L's of that season. They opened up with Henry Clay, Somerset and St. X in '88 as the three losses. Rematch with Somerset in the semis, then Fort Knox took care of Somerset (for the 2nd time) in the finals.

 

Lincoln County was one of the first three losses for Harp. A 20-0 win for the Patriots.

Here is a link to coaches win list in KY football history.http://khsaa.org/records/football/footballtop10coaching.pdf

several names on there not on the list.

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Larkey - Rockcastle (292 total at at least 2 schools)

 

Rockcastle County 212 wins-67 losses

Harlan County 80 wins

Larkey - Rockcastle (292 total at at least 2 schools)

 

Rockcastle County 212 wins-67 losses

Harlan County 80 wins

 

There's a username from the past.

There's a username from the past.

 

:thumb:

Tim Schlosser--108 wins (including one forfeit win) in 14 years at Franklin-Simpson.

These total win numbers are awesome. hard to phantom over 200 for me. 200 would be a heck of a 20 year stint. 10 wins per year it pretty tough. That's like averaging an undefeated season in the regular season EVERY YEAR. What kind of tenure goes with each of these guys? @Watusi

 

Here is a link to coaches win list in KY football history.http://khsaa.org/records/football/footballtop10coaching.pdf

several names on there not on the list.

 

Despite not being at the top of the all-time wins list, Jack Morris's career at Mayfield has always stood out to me. Like you said, 200 wins over 20 years is very impressive... but 254 wins(and four state titles) in 24 years from the late 60's through the early 90's is simply incredible. Those numbers would be great in any era, but he averaged 10.6 wins a year during a time when... A. There were only 3-4 classes... B. It was quite a feat just to make the playoffs... and C. There were fewer wins to be had once you got to the postseason. Heck of a ball coach.

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Larkey - Rockcastle (292 total at at least 2 schools)

 

Rockcastle County 212 wins-67 losses

Harlan County 80 wins

 

There's a username from the past.

 

This immediately became a great day!

Coach Joe Morris has quite a few wins, all at Mayfield.