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Marion went 11-3 in 2009 eventually losing to state runner up Loan Oak in the semis. Coach Robbins did a hell of job leading that group of young men as well as the rest of the staff. Hopefully MC can get back to that level of success.

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Marion went 11-3 in 2009 eventually losing to state runner up Loan Oak in the semis. Coach Robbins did a hell of job leading that group of young men as well as the rest of the staff. Hopefully MC can get back to that level of success.

 

OR in an alternate reality where coaches are just coaches and its debatable how much above or below 50% of the credit should go to them, in 2009 a really talented group of players came through Marion and won 11 games. Hopefully MC can have another run of kids like that.

No doubt about it. The kids on that team were great and deserve every bit of credit. The line had two monsters on it that some of the best to play at MC. The backfield was led by two 1,000 rushers that very physical. The defense was as tough as they come. It was a special group.

Marion went 11-3 in 2009 eventually losing to state runner up Loan Oak in the semis. Coach Robbins did a hell of job leading that group of young men as well as the rest of the staff. Hopefully MC can get back to that level of success.

 

:thumb::thumb:

any word on interviewees..............

OR in an alternate reality where coaches are just coaches and its debatable how much above or below 50% of the credit should go to them, in 2009 a really talented group of players came through Marion and won 11 games. Hopefully MC can have another run of kids like that.

 

While this is true, there are a lot of talented teams underachieving because of poor coaching. It matters immensely.

While this is true, there are a lot of talented teams underachieving because of poor coaching. It matters immensely.

 

plus or minus 50% area

any word

any word

 

Should be made official today.

Andy Harmon is the new head coach according to my sources. He is the former OC from McCracken. Coach Harmon is a young energetic guy, should do a good job. Good luck to Coach Harmon!

Andy Harmon is the new head coach according to my sources. He is the former OC from McCracken. Coach Harmon is a young energetic guy, should do a good job. Good luck to Coach Harmon!

 

Coach Harmon it is.

 

I believe it's Allen, though (and, I might be wrong on the spelling of Allen).

You are correct Harry. From Nelson County, his dad was a hecuva basketball coach and with ties to the area he should be a long term guy! Tough road ahead for a few years, but no doubt he will do well over the long haul!

Did the superintendent at Marion ever move to Marion? I heard she was supposed to move to Marion per her contract. Kind of silly to me since the principal also does not live in Marion. Will the new coach move to Lebanon.

Did the superintendent at Marion ever move to Marion? I heard she was supposed to move to Marion per her contract. Kind of silly to me since the principal also does not live in Marion. Will the new coach move to Lebanon.

 

Be really tough to commute from McCracken County every day. Lol

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