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Jonathan Smith Hired as Head Coach at McCracken County

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Mccracken has the resources and the talent in their district to be a top 10 6A school on a consistent basis and possibly a top 4-6 range team every couple of years. BTW that is exactly the same outlook for new Hoptown school whenever they open. Nothing more or less. 

I think Smith will go with what he is comfortable with. Probably learned quickly at PT that letting others influence your decisions could be costly. 

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  • Joe Tracy
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    Real support for any athletic program goes beyond just giving money when your kid is playing, but caring for a school and its program for 10-20 years or a lifetime. McCracken County has done really we

  • Smith has been the associate head coach, hired by the Mustangs in 2020. Prior to that was with Tilghman, being named the 3A District 1 Coach of the Year in 2019.

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    Socially Distanced

    Very good hire... left all the drama behind him on to the next chapter.

1 hour ago, Socially Distanced said:

Mccracken has the resources and the talent in their district to be a top 10 6A school on a consistent basis and possibly a top 4-6 range team every couple of years. BTW that is exactly the same outlook for new Hoptown school whenever they open. Nothing more or less. 

I think Smith will go with what he is comfortable with. Probably learned quickly at PT that letting others influence your decisions could be costly. 

I couldnt agree more with the statement of "Coach what you know".  

2 hours ago, Socially Distanced said:

Mccracken has the resources and the talent in their district to be a top 10 6A school on a consistent basis and possibly a top 4-6 range team every couple of years. BTW that is exactly the same outlook for new Hoptown school whenever they open. Nothing more or less. 

I think Smith will go with what he is comfortable with. Probably learned quickly at PT that letting others influence your decisions could be costly. 

I would think the Hopkinsville school would have a higher ceiling than McCracken county in 6A. But I agree with most of what you said. On occasional years they should or could make some noise but will not consistently challenge the big boys from Louisville in 6A. 

You are going to see the QB under center more. 

7 hours ago, EdgeRusher said:

You are going to see the QB under center more. 

Good deal, it's needed to keep the defense guessing more.

On 4/15/2022 at 1:12 PM, WKY_Football said:

I would think the Hopkinsville school would have a higher ceiling than McCracken county in 6A. But I agree with most of what you said. On occasional years they should or could make some noise but will not consistently challenge the big boys from Louisville in 6A. 

I can go along with that. Hoptown having both schools together should have a higher ceiling. 

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