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David Hensley resigned from Dunbar

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Cons: The kids lose a coach right before a season. A season in which they had high hopes for. They'll maybe have to learn a new offense.

 

Pros: Maybe a new offensive scheme is exactly what they need. If it unleashes all their athletes. Also many of the athletic seniors butted heads with the coach.

 

 

But I wish Hensley good luck and I hope that Dunbar can become better.

I applaude coach Hensley for giving up being a head coach in football to be the Head Coach of his family. Good Luck and have fun raising your kids.

Cons: The kids lose a coach right before a season. A season in which they had high hopes for. They'll maybe have to learn a new offense.

 

Pros: Maybe a new offensive scheme is exactly what they need. If it unleashes all their athletes. Also many of the athletic seniors butted heads with the coach.

 

 

But I wish Hensley good luck and I hope that Dunbar can become better.

 

Maybe some of the athletic Seniors butted heads because they didn't get their way. Coach Hensley is a disciplinarian.

David Hensley was a great high school running back. He was the state's leading scorer and rusher as both a Junior and Senior at Cawood High School in 1981 and 1982. We beat them for the District title in 1981 but he ran over us in 1982.

 

I enjoyed watching him at Eastern Kentucky University, too.

 

Good luck, David.

Any word on Hensley's replacement???

Premier job in Lexington Area, should draw some interest. Only problem is that it came open so late in the year.

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