Players.

 

They return a decent group.

I heard Bracken's Coach Sizemore is in the mix.

 

I'd be highly surprised if Coach Seizmore left BC. Got several coming back next season and is probably the early favorite in district 5 1A. Unless you know more than you are letting on why would you even suggest this?

If a football coaches body of work is to be measured by making a major difference in young men's lives and ultimately the football program, Coach Sizemore and his staff have the potential in 2017 to create footprints of a depth rarely seen in any programs in Ky. Not, too, long ago the Bears were 0-11! The potential for the 2017 Polar Bears is something this staff deserves the excitement and rewards of leading. I see Ludlow as a coaching move with far less upside.

If a football coaches body of work is to be measured by making a major difference in young men's lives and ultimately the football program, Coach Sizemore and his staff have the potential in 2017 to create footprints of a depth rarely seen in any programs in Ky. Not, too, long ago the Bears were 0-11! The potential for the 2017 Polar Bears is something this staff deserves the excitement and rewards of leading. I see Ludlow as a coaching move with far less upside.

 

Agree to disagree. I think there is a lot of potential to do very well at Ludlow, and starting right away next year for whoever gets the job. Ludlow is a great place to be at.

Agree to disagree. I think there is a lot of potential to do very well at Ludlow, and starting right away next year for whoever gets the job. Ludlow is a great place to be at.

Not meant as a knock on Ludlow, but a statement of fact on the district they play in. The near term post-season successes for Ludlow, Bellevue, and Dayton are going to be tough with 1A Champions Beechwood trending upward with their underclassmen returnees. Whereas, Coach Sizemore has built a program with the real potential of being District Champs next year. The Polar Bears may or may not be pre-season favorites, but they have the potential to be there by week 10. "Rare to prepare a feast and leave it unserved in the oven."

Not meant as a knock on Ludlow, but a statement of fact on the district they play in. The near term post-season successes for Ludlow, Bellevue, and Dayton are going to be tough with 1A Champions Beechwood trending upward with their underclassmen returnees. Whereas, Coach Sizemore has built a program with the real potential of being District Champs next year. The Polar Bears may or may not be pre-season favorites, but they have the potential to be there by week 10. "Rare to prepare a feast and leave it unserved in the oven."

 

True, but that's become the norm now in all districts-all classes.

 

There is usually one hammer & several nails.

Not meant as a knock on Ludlow, but a statement of fact on the district they play in. The near term post-season successes for Ludlow, Bellevue, and Dayton are going to be tough with 1A Champions Beechwood trending upward with their underclassmen returnees. Whereas, Coach Sizemore has built a program with the real potential of being District Champs next year. The Polar Bears may or may not be pre-season favorites, but they have the potential to be there by week 10. "Rare to prepare a feast and leave it unserved in the oven."

 

Also have heard "it's better to leave one year to early than one year to late."

Also have heard "it's better to leave one year to early than one year to late."

 

Is the cupboard bare in Brooksville after next year? Or is he building something to last?

Also have heard "it's better to leave one year to early than one year to late."

 

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Is the cupboard bare in Brooksville after next year? Or is he building something to last?

 

 

Everything is pointing to building something in Bracken. More and more kids are playing football in Brooksville and it seems the future is bright.

Ludlow only has to be beaten badly by Beechwood for 2 more years. After that the District will be wide open between Dayton, Bellevue, Ludlow and whomever fills the 4th slot. So opportunity is there.

What about a certain former Ludlow Alumni currently coaching at another small school rival of Ludlow? I hear he's interested and I'm hearing he isn't very happy in his current situation. I certainly hope not but they do funny things down in Ludlow..

I'd be highly surprised if Coach Seizmore left BC. Got several coming back next season and is probably the early favorite in district 5 1A. Unless you know more than you are letting on why would you even suggest this?

 

Future is very bright in Bracken and they very well may win the district next year - they will be solid, Well coached. But to call them early favorite to win a district where a team has beaten BC by a combined score of 69-13 previous two years is probably a bit of stretch..

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Future is very bright in Bracken and they very well may win the district next year - they will be solid, Well coached. But to call them early favorite to win a district where a team has beaten BC by a combined score of 69-13 previous two years is probably a bit of stretch..

 

Not to much of a stretch IMO. I did say probably not definitely. There is a lot of time between now and the first preseason polls come out. :thumb:

What about a certain former Ludlow Alumni currently coaching at another small school rival of Ludlow? I hear he's interested and I'm hearing he isn't very happy in his current situation. I certainly hope not but they do funny things down in Ludlow..

 

McMillan makes sense, but I think he'll stay at Bellevue. I think they'll stick with an in-house pick. One of the assistants