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Open Job: Paul Laurence Dunbar

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After 1/3 a season as OC at Paris?

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After 1/3 a season as OC at Paris?

 

Im sure he will do good.

After 1/3 a season as OC at Paris?

Not to sidetrack the thread but he was the OC at Paris HS in Bourbon Co?

Not to sidetrack the thread but he was the OC at Paris HS in Bourbon Co?

 

Yes for the last 3 or 4 games.

Are you being serious @mountain ref?!

 

The dude has major college experience and could bring a lot, he learned a lot from Coach Mullear at Highlands.

FCPS is a different animal. They don't allow volunteer assistant coaches, head coaches are expected to teach as well, the district provides little money for the program other than the head coach stipend and helmet reconditioning.

 

FCPS mandates you play all schools in the district, so you have little flexibility to bring in teams that you can beat on your schedule.

 

Plus, that's a tough district. You aren't guaranteed to make the playoffs (the only 6A district like that) and getting past your 3rd round game w/ Scott County is always going to be tough.

If that coach is smart & their current program isn’t a total dumpster fire then they should stay where they are. The current leadership will not give any coach enough time to get their feet set & attempt to right the program. They want immediate results with little to no support from their position & don’t want to deal with any issues of rebuilding a program from the ground up. In what we call the real world we all know that isn’t possible. There’s always going to be some type of growing pains to fixing a problem, they just don’t want to take the time to allow that to happen.

 

Unfortunately, Mullins did not put in the work and provide the leadership required to run a 6A program. It would not be appropriate to get into all the details but it was time to part ways.

They lost a 3 year starting QB, OL and two RB's who started at different times to Douglass this year.

I am hearing there is a solid young coach who has ties to Dunbar and is part of championship coach Paul Rains coaching tree putting in. He is getting a lot of support. I’ll post more if I receive any more information.

Anyone but Nathan McPeek. How this man and his uncle keep getting jobs is beyond me.

Anyone but Nathan McPeek. How this man and his uncle keep getting jobs is beyond me.

 

I’m willing to bet that he is a head coach again sooner than some think @TeddyRoosevelt

I’m willing to bet that he is a head coach again sooner than some think @TeddyRoosevelt

 

I would agree with you, even if I don't think he should be.

Anyone but Nathan McPeek. How this man and his uncle keep getting jobs is beyond me.

 

Well one reason is they know football. Another is they win. Both go along way.

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