Brossart- Willie Schlarman

He was my traffic instuctor for a speeding ticket I got. How about Gary Turner?

 

No where near the top.IMO

Brossart- Willie Schlarman

 

 

No doubt... "Big Willie Style" gave us fits at Brossart.

Bracken County-- Jarvis Parsley

 

Jerry Hammonds would be my pick. Got ran off because he would not cater to the alum of BC.

 

Parsley was a parent's coach. Meaning he played a lot of his players not by their skills but by who their parents were. Not to say he didn't win a lot of games, but if I am not mistaken he was coach there much longer then any other coaches. I don't mean to put him down just stating facts. Personally I liked the man, but not the Coach. I knew him in school and out of school. I looked up to him as the Principal. I spent a little time in his office:D , but now I look at it as a good experience.

No offense to Gary Turner, but he isn't and wasn't half the coach Phillip Wood was.

 

How about Woody Crum at Pendleton County. He was only there for 3 to 4 years, but this guy is a KHSAA Hall of Famer and won over 500 games. He also had a great deal of success in Indiana!

 

Obviously, Phillip Wood accomplished more at Pendleton County then Coach Crum did, but hard to argue w/his career and his numbers!

I'd say at Mason County you would have to go w/the Big Horse, Allen Feldhaus, Sr.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bobby Keith got the job done.

Holy Cross has had many very good coaches over the years including Ralph Kemphaus, Jeff Trame & Clay Eifert.

However, the best ever at HC without a doubt is George Schneider!

Garrard County has had nine different coaches in their history since opening in 1964. Twice a coach has served two stints (Dale Moore, 1964-70, 1986-87 & Dave McDaniel, 1987-90, 1994-97). Cecil Combs is the only coach to have left with a winning record, compiling a 95-90 mark from 1997-2004. He is also the winningest coach in school history, with Wade Upchurch second with 83 wins.

I'd say at Mason County you would have to go w/the Big Horse, Allen Feldhaus, Sr.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree he accomplished alot at Mason County.

Jerry Hammonds would be my pick. Got ran off because he would not cater to the alum of BC.

Parsley was a parent's coach. Meaning he played a lot of his players not by their skills but by who their parents were. Not to say he didn't win a lot of games, but if I am not mistaken he was coach there much longer then any other coaches. I don't mean to put him down just stating facts. Personally I liked the man, but not the Coach. I knew him in school and out of school. I looked up to him as the Principal. I spent a little time in his office:D , but now I look at it as a good experience.

 

That happens to a lot of coaches here.

That happens to a lot of coaches here.

What's your opinion of McKinney and Robert Hammonds.

Maysville High School - Earle Jones.

In the present era the Mefford boys for Owen and Carroll we both good coaches and good for their respective schools. Hard to beat either one of them twice in a row.

Is there a site that has all of the former high school coaches from each school?