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Next Campbell County Coach

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I have heard the same thing about Aric Russell. There was talk about him leaving the coaching ranks but he maybe the only on who could possibly deal the administration as it stands now.

 

1. Former High School Standout at CCHS. The "County" would riot if he were treated like Code was.

2. Well respected.

3. Has the experience of being a former AD.

4. Worked under Principal Boots at Newport.

 

I would love if Russell would come to Campbell County. I sure didn't want to possibly see him come CCHS because Code got fired but we have to move on and deal with the situation.

 

My other pick would be Sean Maddy, Freshman coach currently at CCHS. I know unexperienced on the varsity level but he has to get a shot sometime.

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In no way are the Brossart, Scott and Campbell jobs better than Pendleton County job. Just by fan support alone they would seem to top all three of these schools mentioned above, the Wildcats have great support.

 

That statement is a little outdated as Pendleton County used to fill the opponents gym under Buddy Biggs and the nice run they had a few years ago. They haven't traveled that well the past three years and home court advantage is not what it used to be either

That statement is a little outdated as Pendleton County used to fill the opponents gym under Buddy Biggs and the nice run they had a few years ago. They haven't traveled that well the past three years and home court advantage is not what it used to be either

Not saying PC is a better job than CC but as far as fans go, you surely didn't attend the regional tournament this year. They had as many fans there as anyone.:rolleyes:

Not saying PC is a better job than CC but as far as fans go, you surely didn't attend the regional tournament this year. They had as many fans there as anyone.:rolleyes:

 

Was there for every session and it is easy to show up for a regional tournament. Everybodies fan base does that.

 

I was also at Pendleton County home games and away games during the past few years and they do not travel or show up at home like they used to.

Brossart

Scott

Campbell

Montgomery

Bracken

Harrison

Maybe even Deming

 

Let's be fair here. Look at PC's record and tell me honestly that you would rather be at Deming or Bracken instead. And in reality, they have a much better record over the past 10 years than Campbell. I agree that Campbell should be a much better job, but nobody has been able to get it done.

What school or schools would you replace Pendleton with? I would even consider maybe putting it in the third slot behind Mason and Clark.

 

Brossart that just reloads and has the ability to draw from many areas that PC cannot.

Montgomery, too. More talent year in and year out.

Nobody is going to leave a job where its a lateral move, that is for sure.

Brossart that just reloads and has the ability to draw from many areas that PC cannot.

Montgomery, too. More talent year in and year out.

 

By many areas, you mean basically two grade schools that graduate 25 guys a year? That's a common misconception. Brossart's feeder schools just do a good job of developing the grade school players...

By many areas, you mean basically two grade schools that graduate 25 guys a year? That's a common misconception. Brossart's feeder schools just do a good job of developing the grade school players...

 

So, Brossart has not/does not draw ANY from the many Campbell County public middle schools? Are there just TWO private middle schools that Brossart can draw from?

 

Pendleton County has one middle school.

So, Brossart has not/does not draw ANY from the many Campbell County public middle schools? Are there just TWO private middle schools that Brossart can draw from?

 

Pendleton County has one middle school.

 

Brossart has five private schools. The two huge ones are St. Mary and St. Joe's. They graduate about 50 kids from each, and half go to NewCath. THe others are Sts. Peter and Paul, St. Phillip, and St. Joe's Camp Spring, which graduates a WHOPPING 10 kids each... And no, Brossart doesn't draw from any of the CC public middle schools.

Aric Russel would be a great hire, but I don't know why he'd leave Newport to go to CCHS... My guess is they hire from within, and move Maddy or Enzweiler to head coach...

Brossart has five private schools. The two huge ones are St. Mary and St. Joe's. They graduate about 50 kids from each, and half go to NewCath. THe others are Sts. Peter and Paul, St. Phillip, and St. Joe's Camp Spring, which graduates a WHOPPING 10 kids each... And no, Brossart doesn't draw from any of the CC public middle schools.

 

I think they get a couple of kids every year from the CC middle schools?

I think they get a couple of kids every year from the CC middle schools?

 

They might get two kids a year...

Those from CC, is Maddy or Enzweiler more likely to be hired from within?

Has there ever been an official word on why Code was let go? Might they already have a person in mind?

Has there ever been an official word on why Code was let go? Might they already have a person in mind?

 

Officially it was "Lack of Production" according to some of the insiders. :ohbrother:

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