i really dont have enough info to make an accurate list...but id like to hear some opinions...ill throw some names out in no certain order

 

Larry French-Lincoln Co.

Mike Glaser-St. Xavier

Bob Redman-Male

Tom Larkey-Rockcastle Co.

Jim McKie-Scott Co.

Dixie Jones-Hopkinsville

Marty Jaggers-Mercer Co.

1. Dale Mueller-Highlands(going to build a new building to put state title tropies in)

2. Bob Schiender-NCC(heard he has won a few games)

3. Bob Redman-Male(I'll take "athletes" for $100 Alex)

4. Sam Harp-Danville(7 titles in 17 or so years at school, pretty good percentage if you go for that sort of thing)

5. Mike Glaser-St X.(Tigers tough, beat teams much)

6. Bob Beatty-Trinity(luck of the Irish I guess)

7. Joe Morris-Mayfield(been in the state semi's more times than Pres. Bush has said something stupid) wow!!

8. Mike Holcomb-Breathitt Co.(dem dere mountain boyz can shoore chunk dat hogball around; and win a lot of games and titles too!!)

9. Tom Larkey-Rockcastle Co.(trips to Louisville seem to go through Mt. Vernon a lot)

10. Mike Jackson-Pikeville(Panthers pound people, play near perfection, produce prizes) sorry, couldn't think of a good word for trophies that started with a "p"!!

 

Gotta have Jim Matney in there at Johnson Central.

Rodenberg from CovCath is making a name for himself quickly. Not close to legendary Kentucky coach, but if he stays in Kentucky, he will be eventually.

1. Dale Mueller-Highlands(going to build a new building to put state title tropies in)

2. Bob Schiender-NCC(heard he has won a few games)

3. Bob Redman-Male(I'll take "athletes" for $100 Alex)

4. Sam Harp-Danville(7 titles in 17 or so years at school, pretty good percentage if you go for that sort of thing)

5. Mike Glaser-St X.(Tigers tough, beat teams much)

6. Bob Beatty-Trinity(luck of the Irish I guess)

7. Joe Morris-Mayfield(been in the state semi's more times than Pres. Bush has said something stupid) wow!!

8. Mike Holcomb-Breathitt Co.(dem dere mountain boyz can shoore chunk dat hogball around; and win a lot of games and titles too!!)

9. Tom Larkey-Rockcastle Co.(trips to Louisville seem to go through Mt. Vernon a lot)

10. Mike Jackson-Pikeville(Panthers pound people, play near perfection, produce prizes) sorry, couldn't think of a good word for trophies that started with a "p"!!

 

You cannot exclude Dudley Hilton of Bell Co. He is now the winningest public school coach in Kentucky history, second only to NCC coach. He has averaged nearly ten wins per year for thirty years! He has two state championships.

Phillip Haywood belongs on a top 5 list. 2 titles, 3 runners up, top 5 ALL-TIME winning.

1. Phillip Haywood- 2 in a row.

2. Dan Muller - State Champions

3. Sam Harp - finds a way to win and state titles

4. Joe Morris- Mayfields Coach- finds a way to be in the games at the end.

5. Bob Schnieder - Ncc

You cannot exclude Dudley Hilton of Bell Co. He is now the winningest public school coach in Kentucky history, second only to NCC coach. He has averaged nearly ten wins per year for thirty years! He has two state championships.

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1. Dale Mueller-Highlands(going to build a new building to put state title tropies in)

2. Bob Schiender-NCC(heard he has won a few games)

3. Bob Redman-Male(I'll take "athletes" for $100 Alex)

4. Sam Harp-Danville(7 titles in 17 or so years at school, pretty good percentage if you go for that sort of thing)

5. Mike Glaser-St X.(Tigers tough, beat teams much)

6. Bob Beatty-Trinity(luck of the Irish I guess)

7. Joe Morris-Mayfield(been in the state semi's more times than Pres. Bush has said something stupid) wow!!

8. Mike Holcomb-Breathitt Co.(dem dere mountain boyz can shoore chunk dat hogball around; and win a lot of games and titles too!!)

9. Tom Larkey-Rockcastle Co.(trips to Louisville seem to go through Mt. Vernon a lot)

10. Mike Jackson-Pikeville(Panthers pound people, play near perfection, produce prizes) sorry, couldn't think of a good word for trophies that started with a "p"!!

 

I'd add Ivan McGlone of Russell in there some where.

I'd add Ivan McGlone of Russell in there some where.

You beat me to it......:thumb:

I'd say all of this solidifys McGlone as one of the top coaches in the state.

Who can leave out guys like:

Ivan McGlone

Philip Haywood

Jim Matney

Dudley Hilton

 

These guys have to be considered!

1. Dale Mueller-Highlands(going to build a new building to put state title tropies in)

2. Bob Schiender-NCC(heard he has won a few games)

3. Bob Redman-Male(I'll take "athletes" for $100 Alex)

4. Sam Harp-Danville(7 titles in 17 or so years at school, pretty good percentage if you go for that sort of thing)

5. Mike Glaser-St X.(Tigers tough, beat teams much)

6. Bob Beatty-Trinity(luck of the Irish I guess)

7. Joe Morris-Mayfield(been in the state semi's more times than Pres. Bush has said something stupid) wow!!

8. Mike Holcomb-Breathitt Co.(dem dere mountain boyz can shoore chunk dat hogball around; and win a lot of games and titles too!!)

9. Tom Larkey-Rockcastle Co.(trips to Louisville seem to go through Mt. Vernon a lot)

10. Mike Jackson-Pikeville(Panthers pound people, play near perfection, produce prizes) sorry, couldn't think of a good word for trophies that started with a "p"!!

 

 

I'm not sure how Jackson and Larkey got on there ahead of Ivan McGlone, Phillip Haywood, Kevin Wallace, Ken Roark and Dudley Hilton unless you are either A) in fact Mr. Larkey or Jackson. B) Mrs. Larkey or Jackson or C) just seriously misinformed. Neither Larkey or Jackson has won a state title at all, do we need to count the total titles of this foursome?

Coach Beatty. Five title games in six years. Four titles in five title games.

In no order,here are my Top 5 active public school coaches:

 

Dudley Hilton

Marty Jaggers

Sam Harp

Tom Larkey

Larry French