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Top 5 coaches in the state

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Does anyone know who has beaten the mighty Trinity and St. X since the turn of the century? They have loss only 11 times to state schools other than each other. Of those 11 losses, Bob Redman has 6 of those victories. Maybe playing only one pass coverage is the way to beat them. Multiple schemes both offensively and defensively does not make you a better coach. It is winning and losing, PERIOD!! The other 5 victories belong to Bob Sphire at Lex. Catholic over St. X in 2003. Dale Mueller at Highlands over Trinity in 2000. Lonnie Oldham at Seneca over Trinity in 2003. Joe Nichols over Trinity in 2003, and Tom Spritzy at Dixie Heights over Trinity in 2004. I'LL MATCH BOB REDMAN'S SUCCESS IN FOOTBALL TO ANYONE IN THE STATE.

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It seems like a lot of these threads account for the number of games won, when really its about good coaching. You would think good coaching and winning go hand in hand....but tell me how you coach speed... or talent for that matter. Male, X and T have as much or more speed and talent than anybody in the state year in and year out. Let's nominate some coaches that can actually make a dollar out of 15 cents.

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