Class act! You got a good person and coach! 

Congrats to Coach Jaggers, a great hire all-around for Lincoln Co.

Will he bring with him C. Boley? 

14 minutes ago, Kanaka Kahakai said:

Will he bring with him C. Boley? 

I doubt the QB is at Lincoln or LaRue next season..

I would rather tell the kids I was leaving in person than the other way around if I was a coach.  In todays world, once that cat is out of the bag, it's impossible to get it back in.

Congrats and good luck to Coach Jaggers.

Who's going to help him?  I hope he gets a staff around him.

55 minutes ago, EagleRare20 said:

I doubt the QB is at Lincoln or LaRue next season..

So I heard he wants to relocate somewhere else… and no this is not a “recruit” statement. Sources say fam are relocating/ want to move that’s all. 

1 minute ago, Kanaka Kahakai said:

So I heard he wants to relocate somewhere else… and no this is not a “recruit” statement. Sources say fam are relocating/ want to move that’s all. 

His sister, (Great Basketball player) as you put it "Relocated" to Elizabethtown, and I'd go out on a limb and say he will follow suit or go to a very similar situation. This is a no question about it move for sports and his want to be in a system that fits his skill set. Right, wrong, or however you see it, this one is about sports and purely sports. 

14 minutes ago, GC-Dragons said:

His sister, (Great Basketball player) as you put it "Relocated" to Elizabethtown, and I'd go out on a limb and say he will follow suit or go to a very similar situation. This is a no question about it move for sports and his want to be in a system that fits his skill set. Right, wrong, or however you see it, this one is about sports and purely sports. 

Totally agree. I also heard C. Bolley himself is not a bad basketball player, so yeah go to a system where he can utilize his skill set and play for a good basketball team as well. 

1 hour ago, GC-Dragons said:

His sister, (Great Basketball player) as you put it "Relocated" to Elizabethtown, and I'd go out on a limb and say he will follow suit or go to a very similar situation. This is a no question about it move for sports and his want to be in a system that fits his skill set. Right, wrong, or however you see it, this one is about sports and purely sports. 

I always look at it like this, if coaches can move around to "better their careers" I'm all good with a kid transferring to a place where they think they will have a better opportunity as well. 

Congratulations are in order for Josh & Megan.  Glad he got the job he wanted!  Good luck to him and hope nothing but the best for Lincoln County.

9 hours ago, GC-Dragons said:

His sister, (Great Basketball player) as you put it "Relocated" to Elizabethtown, and I'd go out on a limb and say he will follow suit or go to a very similar situation. This is a no question about it move for sports and his want to be in a system that fits his skill set. Right, wrong, or however you see it, this one is about sports and purely sports. 

Everybody no matter what it is has to do what’s best for them.  I do know this, though, the Boley’s and Jaggers’ have a tremendous relationship. There were games this year where LaRue threw it 20-30+ times a game and then there were times where they threw only 4-8 times a game which were largely impacted by the weather and/or they were just better suited to line up and go at people, which they’ve had a lot of success doing over the years.  
 

Both E-town games come to mind.   The first meeting LaRue threw it over 30 times and lost by 14, and two weeks later they only threw it 8 times and won.  In both games, Boley had great games. 
 

Their relationship is great, a ton of love for coach and player, player and coach and between Jaggers and Cutter’s parents.  Extremely close. 
 

With that said, I don’t think you’ll see Boley at Lincoln County.

I really liked the letter that Coach Jaggers wrote about his time at LaRue Co.  You could tell that he had a great relationship with his AD and Principal and that it was very hard to leave LaRue.  The job of coach is not an easy life.  You make lasting friendships with other faculty, administration, current players, former players and community members, supporters and boosters.  Coach Jaggers name was unfairly linked with many jobs in recent years but Lincoln is one of the places he considers home and it was just too hard to turn down.  I hope Lincoln is ready to continue to build on it's recent success. 

Coach Jaggers came to the football signing ceremony at the school last night. He spoke to the audience, and afterwards, he stood at the door and shook every player’s and parent’s hand. 
 

The feedback on his hiring has been very positive and the community has bought in completely. 

Glad to see Jaggers get a warm welcome at Lincoln. 
 

Any word yet on his staff? Who is running the off-season program?