Plus doesn't he do a bunch of work with the Louisville Fire? Good choice.

 

Yes...and I believe he is also the the owner or part owner of the Fire.

Everyone knows that the OC would be Andrew Coverdale

:thumb: No doubter IMO.

I would have to have X's O-Line coach (Freshman)...Will Wolford....with NFL pro-bowl and Super Bowl experience as an Offensive Lineman...I think he just might know a thing or two about that position.

Knowing a position & being able to coach it are two different things...his bigger and more highly publicized linemen did not get it done last year's final game.

IMO Bob Redman needs to be on the staff somewhere...he has a way of getting/developing Division I talent

fan, I could be wrong, but I think that Wolford coaches only the freshmen linemen.

Knowing a position & being able to coach it are two different things...his bigger and more highly publicized linemen did not get it done last year's final game.

IMO Bob Redman needs to be on the staff somewhere...he has a way of getting/developing Division I talent

 

He coaches the freshman....undefeated for 2 years straight.....so they are getting it done...before that he coached a local 7th and 8th grade team to the city championship.....he has proven it as a player and coach...

Sports reporter: Everyone in NKY has gotta love Mr Don Weber from ICN 6....:lol: :thumb:

 

I'm Don Weber saying ....So long for now.

He coaches the freshman....undefeated for 2 years straight.....so they are getting it done...before that he coached a local 7th and 8th grade team to the city championship.....he has proven it as a player and coach...

Why does he only coach freshmen? I thought he was moved to varsity last year, but I guess I stand corrected.

Why does he only coach freshmen? I thought he was moved to varsity last year, but I guess I stand corrected.

I think it has alot to do with his time. He is a volunteer. He is one of the owners of the Fire among other things. He does help with the varsity as you can see him on the sidelines at most games. His work with the freshmen teaches the young tigers the right way, right off the bat....no corrections needed at JV and varsity levels. It's much better to teach good habits early.