The Kentucky- Tennessee state line splits Guthrie into two towns. There is the town of Guthrie on the Kentucky side and the unincorporated town of South Guthrie on the Tennessee side. The kids in South Guthrie went to school at Clarksville Northeast High School when I was in school. But now with the rapid growth of Clarksville, kids in South Guthrie now go to Rossview High School in Clarksville and it is now the most recent top rated football program in Clarksville. There is talent on the roster at Todd Central, but usually not enough to make a difference,

If you've ever been associated with Todd Co., not one bit of all of this surprises you.

How can this guy be a principal and a coach? guess someone will have to do one of the jobs for him? this would never have happened if they would have kept Ben Bruni!

What I remembered about Ben Bruni was he was bound and determined to come back to the Bowling Green area to coach, no matter how much would Todd Central do to keep him there. Coach Bruni's ultimate goal is to leave Warren East and to succeed Kevin Wallace as the head Purple when Wallace retires from BGHS or gets a big time coaching job either at the college level or at a big time high school job such as Trinity or Brentwood Academy.

What I remembered about Ben Bruni was he was bound and determined to come back to the Bowling Green area to coach, no matter how much would Todd Central do to keep him there. Coach Bruni's ultimate goal is to leave Warren East and to succeed Kevin Wallace as the head Purple when Wallace retires from BGHS or gets a big time coaching job either at the college level or at a big time high school job such as Trinity or Brentwood Academy.

 

He is now an administrator in Logan County. Dang fine coach and one hell of a dude.

I didn't know that. Do you think Bruni would put his name in the hat for the BG job when the day comes when Wallace leaves or retires?

Broady is not the high school principal. He is the principal at Todd County Middle School. I wonder if there were any other finalists for this job other than Broady? If there and they knew this had happened, they could get a lawyer and sue the Todd County School District, the Todd Central principal, and the athletic director for making a hire based on nepotism.

... they could get a lawyer and sue the Todd County School District, the Todd Central principal, and the athletic director for making a hire based on nepotism.

 

Would it really be worth it to sue to get the Todd Co. job? I think sometimes you just gotta shake your head and move on.

Would it really be worth it to sue to get the Todd Co. job? I think sometimes you just gotta shake your head and move on.

 

It would be worth it to shake the tree, drag the school district through the legal mess of it, and in turn put every other school district on notice about their hiring practices.

 

Would it be worth it just to get the job, no.

If it is a young coach trying to get his or her foot in the door for not only football, but for all sports, yes it would be worth it, especially in the case of nepotism. There are people in Kentucky trying to shake this state's image of indulging in good ole boy politics where family members are hired for jobs, even if they are woefully unqualified.

Who in the world would want to take on this job? No talent and fans do not support the team. Soccer is a better job.......

The Kentucky- Tennessee state line splits Guthrie into two towns. There is the town of Guthrie on the Kentucky side and the unincorporated town of South Guthrie on the Tennessee side. The kids in South Guthrie went to school at Clarksville Northeast High School when I was in school. But now with the rapid growth of Clarksville, kids in South Guthrie now go to Rossview High School in Clarksville and it is now the most recent top rated football program in Clarksville. There is talent on the roster at Todd Central, but usually not enough to make a difference,

 

If I read this right, you are saying athletes who live in KY are attending school in TN and are eligible to play sports in TN.

The people that live in South Guthrie live on the Tennessee side of the state line are going to school in Tennessee. There is a bigger majority of athletes that live on the Tennesse side compared to the Kentucky side. A good portion of people that live in the border area are minorities. Many of the high schools in the Clarksville area have a higher ratio of minority students, especially African-Americans than does Todd Central, which has a majority population of white students. Still there is a lot of African-American students at Todd Central, but not as many as there are in the Clarksville schools.

So ... does TN allow out of state students to attend school in TN and play sports? Simple yes or no will do.

Don't know that. As with any eligibility issues that get pretty dicey. Probably the same with the TSSAA as it is with the KHSAA.