But then again the last two State Championships at CovCath did have former Scott head coaches as assistance coaches:sssh:

 

:laugh::laugh:

But then again the last two State Championships at CovCath did have former Scott head coaches as assistance coaches:sssh:

 

Hahaha.:laugh::laugh:

But then again the last two State Championships at CovCath did have former Scott head coaches as assistance coaches:sssh:

 

Or was that the same coach that made that last state team go to CCH ? Or other schools ?????

Keep in mind now... CovCath is only ONE year removed from a state championship (going 2-0 vs. HHS that year, no less)... it sort of sounds like some think CCH is out in the wilderness somewhere and not able to compete. It sure sounds to me like everything is in place for BOTH CCH and HHS to make serious title runs in 2008.

 

That was with a completely different staff.

 

I agree time will tell but I remember a time of talk on here that Kerry Combs was coming to Cov. Cath. I am just saying this staff although they may be great coaches, is not quite at that level. As a fan of one of their rivals I like this staff a whole lot better than I did Rodenberg's.

But then again the last two State Championships at CovCath did have former Scott head coaches as assistance coaches:sssh:

 

I guess this is an inside joke?

I guess this is an inside joke?

The complaint around Scott has always been the Head Coach doesn't know anything about football because everyone knows about all the great players just walking around the halls. Yet when these coaches move on they see success on other teams. Two former head coaches -Gray and McCarthy both went on to coach as assistance and helped CovCath win State titles. The latest former Scott head coach who did not know football is a new assistant coach at CovCath.

WOW. What a shot. Have you ever consider, a head coach truly doesnt need to know the game as long as he has excellent asisst coaches. Head coaches are there to make the decision to punt or go for it on 4th down.

The complaint around Scott has always been the Head Coach doesn't know anything about football because everyone knows about all the great players just walking around the halls. Yet when these coaches move on they see success on other teams. Two former head coaches -Gray and McCarthy both went on to coach as assistance and helped CovCath win State titles. The latest former Scott head coach who did not know football is a new assistant coach at CovCath.

 

Very true, Scott does have a lot of great athletes walking around the school hallways, but why is it the coaches fault he cant get them to come out for the team? Or when a great one comes through he ends up at HHS or Dixie etc. As stated earlier, oblivious you want your head coach to know the game, but really its not necessary. He needs to be an excellent facilitator of the game and to hire coaches who know the game and to let them coach.

WOW. What a shot. Have you ever consider, a head coach truly doesnt need to know the game as long as he has excellent asisst coaches. Head coaches are there to make the decision to punt or go for it on 4th down.

 

I am sure telling an interview committee I don't know much about Football but I will hire guys that do will get you a job. Any head coach that is any good understands the game they do not have to make all the decisions but they better know the game. Why would quality assistant coaches want to coach for someone who doesn't know the game? Imagine it is 4 and 3 on the 40 yard line in the 4th quarter and the head coach (who doesn't know the game) decides to go for it and comes up short. I am sure the quality defensive co-ordinator will be happy he decided to shorten the field for the opponent.

I am sure telling an interview committee I don't know much about Football but I will hire guys that do will get you a job. Any head coach that is any good understands the game they do not have to make all the decisions but they better know the game. Why would quality assistant coaches want to coach for someone who doesn't know the game? Imagine it is 4 and 3 on the 40 yard line in the 4th quarter and the head coach (who doesn't know the game) decides to go for it and comes up short. I am sure the quality defensive co-ordinator will be happy he decided to shorten the field for the opponent.

 

Lol... Great scenario???

I am sure telling an interview committee I don't know much about Football but I will hire guys that do will get you a job. Any head coach that is any good understands the game they do not have to make all the decisions but they better know the game. Why would quality assistant coaches want to coach for someone who doesn't know the game? Imagine it is 4 and 3 on the 40 yard line in the 4th quarter and the head coach (who doesn't know the game) decides to go for it and comes up short. I am sure the quality defensive co-ordinator will be happy he decided to shorten the field for the opponent.

 

 

I definietly understand your point but really

 

Obliviously the HC needs to know the game but not all aspects of the game. There are assistants right now who may know a lot more about a position than a HC and some of the ones I have spoken with enjoys it because they dont have a HC looking over there should, they can just coach. Also, I would hope ALL HC communciate with their coordinators when a game changing decision is being made.