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Dunbar New Coach

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Ivan got by with a few plays in his Wing T. Most of us are not that lucky. You're right you can only have so many run blocking schemes though. Still with passes and screens, you're looking at considerably more than 5.

 

Yeah I exaggerated a bit saying 5. Hopefully Mullins can provide some stability. If he does what he did at Greenup, at Dunbar they will be successful.

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Belfry will disagree on running more than 5 plays.

 

If you do something right then you don't have to have a 100 plays.

 

Work on what you do best and then get even better at it.

Belfry will disagree on running more than 5 plays.

 

If you do something right then you don't have to have a 100 plays.

 

Work on what you do best and then get even better at it.

 

They don't run many more than 5 but it's definitely more. I would guess they have a few more options in the passing game that they don't usually pull out. But I get your point, high school team doesn't need 40 plays.

Belfry will disagree on running more than 5 plays.

 

If you do something right then you don't have to have a 100 plays.

 

Work on what you do best and then get even better at it.

 

scott county too

Good coaches have a system they believe in and develop based on teams talent. Bad coaches grab bag and try do what they see and implement it. For example what auburn runs is great stuff but doesn't look as good with no athletes at certain high schools. So many bad coaches in this profession but what do you expect when the pay is nothing. I read something where most Kentucky schools still using stipends from 1991 that's last time they refigured numbers. That's pretty sad IMO

@FBI, who would you have rather played for then? The previous coach possibly?

Jim McKee, Sam Harp, George Curry, and any other good coach!!

I recommend at least 18 plays!!! I would use all my talent on the field.

Challenges for Mullins:

 

1. Realize the feeder program in FCPS middle schools is not good. Get the freshmen early and get them into a remedial skills and football basics program.

2. Compete with and recuirt against soccer. Get a couple of soccer players to convert since soccer is king in FCPS.

3. Leverage all the Dunbar athletic base. There are good lacrosse and hockey players that can play football.

3. Hope the board leaves you alone. Have heard that there are FCPS board members who dabble a lot in Dunbar athletics since is their territory.

Listen I am not saying the guy wont do a good job BUT 15-40? COME ON MAN!!! Typical Lexington, I heard the guy is a math teacher. I will bet that is why they hired him cause they have a math opening. You cant tell me guys with better records that are proven winners didn't apply for that job. Just saying

Dunbar, nor many of these jobs out there are far from being the golden nugget. I could be wrong, but I'd be willing to bet that the number of coaches in good situations/programs avoided that job like the plague.

 

There aren't many running to go join 6A, especially 6A in Fayette County, when it seems that all you hear are nightmares.

 

What if I told you that there are three coaches in this state (two of which are still active in, one coaching in another) that had a combined record of 89-124 (41% winning percentage) at their first jobs, with no playoff wins at those schools....but, now collectively own 15 state titles between the three of them?

Dunbar, nor many of these jobs out there are far from being the golden nugget. I could be wrong, but I'd be willing to bet that the number of coaches in good situations/programs avoided that job like the plague.

 

There aren't many running to go join 6A, especially 6A in Fayette County, when it seems that all you hear are nightmares.

 

What if I told you that there are three coaches in this state (two of which are still active in, one coaching in another) that had a combined record of 89-124 (41% winning percentage) at their first jobs, with no playoff wins at those schools....but, now collectively own 15 state titles between the three of them?

 

I would say, "What in the name of Kevin Wallace and Ty Scroggins are you talking about?"

I would say, "What in the name of Kevin Wallace and Ty Scroggins are you talking about?"

 

2 for 3!!! What's the 3rd piece of the pie?

Listen I am not saying the guy wont do a good job BUT 15-40? COME ON MAN!!! Typical Lexington, I heard the guy is a math teacher. I will bet that is why they hired him cause they have a math opening. You cant tell me guys with better records that are proven winners didn't apply for that job. Just saying

You should see the job he did at Greenup. When he got there I think they had 15 players on a 4A team. Give the guy a chance he will impress

2 for 3!!! What's the 3rd piece of the pie?

 

The Admiral himself, Sam Harp.

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