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Is it possible to see multiple coaches from Covington Catholic head to NCC? 

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36 minutes ago, theguru said:

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That iconic quote, "It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for 'em," is from the movie Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, spoken by commentator Pepper Brooks (Stephen Root) (played by Jason Bateman in some sources, though it's Jason Bateman as Pepper Brooks) as he mockingly comments on a seemingly poor or risky play by the Average Joe's dodgeball team, usually when they're about to forfeit or do something unexpected. It's become a popular meme and phrase used to comment on questionable decisions in sports, business, or life. 

While I certainly appreciate the context provided...to make a claim in November about who the next coach will be, when the job was not even open....bold strategy.

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1 minute ago, Yall Wear High Waters said:

While I certainly appreciate the context provided...to make a claim in November about who the next coach will be, when the job was not even open....bold strategy.

Sometimes you get the bear and sometimes he gets you and maybe 98 got the brown bear with his bold strategy. ?

3 minutes ago, theguru said:

Sometimes you get the bear and sometimes he gets you and maybe 98 got the brown bear with his bold strategy. ?

LOL!!! I see what you did there. Hat tip! Gonna be an interesting off season for the Breds. I know a lot of alum are paying close attention.

9 minutes ago, BrosefStalin said:

Is it possible to see multiple coaches from Covington Catholic head to NCC? 

Look around at all the coaches that are NC alum across multiple sports....I would love to see them come home. 

One of the students has said that he will coach this season and retire after next year. He wants to see the new field through. 

24 minutes ago, happ said:

One of the students has said that he will coach this season and retire after next year. He wants to see the new field through. 

Lickert told the team today that he was resigning. Not sure what that student heard that the players didn’t.

Paul Wiggins of Newport or Dan Court of Boone?

Players were told he was resigning. He mentioned if his son had wanted to attend NCC he would’ve been more than willing to coach, but he’s going to Highlands and obviously he wants to watch him play. He had a really good run at NewCath and I’m sure he would’ve loved a season in the new stadium, but that is life. Good luck coach and thank you.

11 minutes ago, se7ens said:

Paul Wiggins of Newport or Dan Court of Boone?

Great guys! I am sure the list of  (potentially) interested candidates are growing by the hour. 

39 minutes ago, se7ens said:

Paul Wiggins of Newport or Dan Court of Boone?

Wiggins is a great coach.  

I do feel like this is a good job for any high school coach. Tradition and good feeder program. Also opening up the new stadium would have to be appealing. I am confident the Breds will have an excellent coach in place in the near future.

2 hours ago, Breds82 said:

Players were told he was resigning. He mentioned if his son had wanted to attend NCC he would’ve been more than willing to coach, but he’s going to Highlands and obviously he wants to watch him play. He had a really good run at NewCath and I’m sure he would’ve loved a season in the new stadium, but that is life. Good luck coach and thank you.

He’s also the principal at Lickert so trying to balance both is a challenge. Especially if something were to take place in the school,

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