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Best coaches in Kentucky

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Seems to me alot of people could coach that kind of talent. He is an excellent coach but talent helps in ALL these coaches that are being mentioned.

 

I do not agree. Talented athletes are only part of the equation. You can have all the talent in the world, but if they are not disciplined, taught the fundamentals, and coached properly they will not execute on Friday night.

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Dudley Hilton has to be way up there.

2nd all time in wins. 3 State championships with 2 different schools. Several Regional championship. He has never had a losing season in over 30 years coaching. Hes also built 3 different programs (although Bourbon fell off after he left).

He has a great staff this year with Tommy Greer, Fred Hoskins, Brian Yankee, Randy Frazier, Scotty Madon, Tommy Crockett, and Justin Dozier (I maybe forgetting someone). All those guys work very hard and do a great job coaching.

Dudley created programns At schools that had been losers prior to his arrival. He won a state champioship at Bourbn County which had been chronic uderachiever prior to his arrival. If not the best he should be included in the conversation.
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