Dudley is a piece of work.

 

I wonder how much of his schtick he believes and how much is just smoke.

Dudley is a piece of work.

 

I wonder how much of his schtick he believes and how much is just smoke.

He doesn't have to believe it, as long as the natives buy into it ... :lol:

“They’re a good, solid football team with a whole bunch of seniors,” Hilton said. “They’re a private school and get their pick of everybody in Lexington. We’ve had big private schools here before so that’s not anything new for us.”

 

The rest of the story: http://www.middlesborodailynews.com/articles/2007/11/19/sports/997bobcats.txt

 

It seems fititng that what he referred to himself as "the winningest public school coach in Kentucky" plays the Privates.

 

Oh No! Dudley Do-Right has really done it wrong now!!!

“They’re a good, solid football team with a whole bunch of seniors,” Hilton said. “They’re a private school and get their pick of everybody in Lexington. We’ve had big private schools here before so that’s not anything new for us.”

 

The rest of the story: http://www.middlesborodailynews.com/articles/2007/11/19/sports/997bobcats.txt

 

It seems fititng that what he referred to himself as "the winningest public school coach in Kentucky" plays the Privates.

 

 

I think he has one or two more wins than Haywood at Belfry. That's a big distinction.

 

 

Concerning the other, I don't know what to say except. :irked:

I think he has one or two more wins than Haywood at Belfry. That's a big distinction.

 

 

Concerning the other, I don't know what to say except. :irked:

 

1 more.

He was quoted saying that last year for a newspaper article.

Saying what?????

1 more.

He was quoted saying that last year for a newspaper article.

 

Do you have that link? I have never heard, or read Dudley say anything similiar to "The winningest Public High School Coach versus the Privates" in any way, shape, or form.

 

Can you back that statement up with a link? In all my interviews with Dudley, he was very humble when asked about his win tally. He was very quick to give credit to the players which have played for him.

“They’re a good, solid football team with a whole bunch of seniors,” Hilton said. “They’re a private school and get their pick of everybody in Lexington. We’ve had big private schools here before so that’s not anything new for us.”

 

Their pick of everybody in Lexington? Gee, Henry Clay must be doing amazing stuff with all the scraps they have.

 

Amazing ... the sad part is that some of the natives probably believe it.

 

One other thing ... which "big private schools" have been there before?

 

CovCath has played has played at Bell a few times. Don't know if this is who Hilton is refering to though or who the other would have been. Maybe he is talking about Highlands?

CovCath has played has played at Bell a few times. Don't know if this is who Hilton is refering to though or who the other would have been. Maybe he is talking about Highlands?

 

Still throwing jabs... :lol:

Do you have that link? I have never heard, or read Dudley say anything similiar to "The winningest Public High School Coach versus the Privates" in any way, shape, or form.

 

Can you back that statement up with a link? In all my interviews with Dudley, he was very humble when asked about his win tally. He was very quick to give credit to the players which have played for him.

 

I think this post deserves a respones from 3wishes. Sounds like someone has been eating sour grapes.

Still throwing jabs...

 

:confused:

 

Not trying to turn this into a CovCath/Highlands thread. I was trying to answer West's question. I doubt X/T have ventured to Log Mountain and if this is LexCath's first trip, who does that leave? CovCath has played there. Hilton was quoted as saying "We’ve had big private schools here before so that’s not anything new for us.” I'm trying to understand the second private school that has played at Bell County. In Hilton's mind, perhaps Highlands is that second big private school.

He doesn't have to believe it, as long as the natives buy into it ... :lol:

 

Oh, so we're 'Natives' now? Interesting.

 

If it appears to be a 'us vs. them' ploy - You're doing the same thing by referring to people from Southeast Kentucky as anything other than 'fellow Kentuckians'.

 

I guess in all reality, it truly is a small, country school versus a school situated in one of the biggest cities in the state. That's just fact.

 

But please, don't be a separtist and call us 'Natives'. We are from the mountains, and we're proud - and people from anywhere outside these mountains are very, very welcome to come visit.

Still throwing jabs... :lol:

 

:confused:

 

Not trying to turn this into a CovCath/Highlands thread. I was trying to answer West's question. I doubt X/T have ventured to Log Mountain and if this is LexCath's first trip, who does that leave? CovCath has played there. Hilton was quoted as saying "We’ve had big private schools here before so that’s not anything new for us.” I'm trying to understand the second private school that has played at Bell County. In Hilton's mind, perhaps Highlands is that second big private school.

 

Fixed my quote...

I think this post deserves a respones from 3wishes. Sounds like someone has been eating sour grapes.

Could you give me more than 5 minutes to respond GEEZ...

Sounds like someone is a little edgy over the truth, there are no sour grapes. :lol: What would you like me to say? Bell County was the superior team this season.

 

Do you have that link? I have never heard, or read Dudley say anything similiar to "The winningest Public High School Coach versus the Privates" in any way, shape, or form.

 

Can you back that statement up with a link? In all my interviews with Dudley, he was very humble when asked about his win tally. He was very quick to give credit to the players which have played for him.

 

It was in Mike Fields edition of the Herald the week after he achieved the #2 slot on the list. I'm surprised you don't remember it, it has been brought up on here a lot as well. I remember people critisizing him for the statement on this site because of it. I do not have an account with LHL to search archives.

Football future shock

THINK SIX TITLE GAMES ARE TOO MANY? IT COULD BE A LOT WORSE

By Mike Fields

HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER

TRACKING TOWARD 300

Two years ago Newport Central Catholic's Bob Schneider became the first football coach in state history to ring up 300 career wins.

He may have some company in that exclusive club later this fall. Bell County Coach Dudley Hilton needs seven victories, and Belfry's Philip Haywood needs eight to reach 300. Male's Bob Redman has an outside shot. His Bulldogs need 12 wins to get him to that plateau.

As Schneider keeps on keepin' on -- he's starting his 42nd year as head coach -- Hilton has all but resigned himself to never catching the NewCath legend. So Hilton chuckles when he refers to himself as "the winningest public school coach" in the state.

Here is the link, apology accepted, now back to the topic at hand.:flame:

 

http://www.kentucky.com/601/story/153765.html