Talk about a heck of a crowd in one picture!

That picture has 1,539 head coaching wins, 34 state championships, and 47 state finals appearances represented in it.

Haddix: 155 wins, 4 state championships, 6 state finals appearances
McNamee: 219 wins, 5 state championships, 6 state finals appearances
Rash: 193 wins, 8 state championships, 9 state finals appearances
Haywood: 491 wins, 8 state championships, 14 state finals appearances
Wallace: 361 wins, 6 state championships, 9 state finals apppearances
Smith: 120 wins, 3 state championships, 3 state finals appearances

Not to take anything (at all) away from their careers, but you can combine current wins for Justin Haddix and Brandon Smith, plus you can add the entirety of Noel Rash's career wins to theirs....and you still don't have as many wins as Philip Haywood had. That's pretty wild to wrap your mind around.

No where near as sad as his passing is but there was a really good chance with this year's Belfry team he would have reached 500 wins. 

This was actually on Justin Haddix first.

4 hours ago, TimeWillTell said:

This was actually on Justin Haddix first.

This isn't an "I had it first" situation.