Coach Clark has accepted the coaching position at McCracken County, opening this job up. Who will the Tigers look to for their hire?

We could see a Western Kentucky Coaching dominoes here with this job open.

This will be the best job open as they are loaded and will be in the top 4 in Class 4A. Whoever gets this job will be successful as they have several D-1 players and a Mr. Football Candidate at QB. Cager could be the best receiver in the state and many young players ready to step in. Clark has left this job much better than when he took it over.

How appealing is this job?

This will be the best job open.

 

There are only 3 jobs open so I agree 100% with this statement.

How appealing is this job?

 

Beat Franklin Simpson, and you're going to State. How's that sound for appealing. They are that talented.

Great stadium and great fan support. This job should attract several good candidates.

We could see a Western Kentucky Coaching dominoes here with this job open.

 

I agree with you there. I was wondering about that when we were hearing about Coach Morris from Mayfield taking a look at the McCracken County job.

They were looking at him, he was not looking at them.

They were looking at him, he was not looking at them.

 

That may be the case, but there was a discussion taking place. Discussions require more than one party, but that is neither here nor there at this point since it's clear that Morris didn't take the job.

Great stadium and great fan support. This job should attract several good candidates.

 

 

Sadly; not true (or not what you'd think).

 

Them and Christian County for who knows why have very, very, very thin crowds. It's a crime to be honest. I saw Christian County play this season against a very solid opponent, and when I tell you that 200 people weren't in the stands or standing around....it was just that.

Sadly; not true (or not what you'd think).

 

Them and Christian County for who knows why have very, very, very thin crowds. It's a crime to be honest. I saw Christian County play this season against a very solid opponent, and when I tell you that 200 people weren't in the stands or standing around....it was just that.

 

True...If the two teams aren't playing each other then it can be slim. But Hoptown fan base tends to be more faithful then CC's, and the right coach may help rejuvenate a once pride fan base. Not that Clark wasn't it. But for some reason never really was accepted by the fan base. Which is a shame cause he turned the program back around to its winning ways.

Great tradition and will have lots of playmakers on the field

Sadly; not true (or not what you'd think).

 

Them and Christian County for who knows why have very, very, very thin crowds. It's a crime to be honest. I saw Christian County play this season against a very solid opponent, and when I tell you that 200 people weren't in the stands or standing around....it was just that.

 

I can vouch for this. Had Hopkinsville and Christian Co middle school teams play at the same place this year vs different teams and people from both teams said there was more people in the stands for the middle school game than they get for varsity.

True...If the two teams aren't playing each other then it can be slim. But Hoptown fan base tends to be more faithful then CC's, and the right coach may help rejuvenate a once pride fan base. Not that Clark wasn't it. But for some reason never really was accepted by the fan base. Which is a shame cause he turned the program back around to its winning ways.

 

Agreed, probably one of the reasons he left.