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Reinhart Returns In 2011

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"Bishop Brossart High School is pleased to announce that Head Football Coach Matt Reinhart will be returning to coach the Mustangs for the 2011 Varsity Football Season. It will be his 4th year as Head Coach. We are greatly appreciative of Coach Reinhart's passion for our program and commitment to the student athletes of Bishop Brossart. We look forward to our continued relationship as he guides us into Class AA football next season."

The football program has improved steadily over the last three seasons finishing 5-5 and 6-5 in 2009 and 2010, as well as earning a berth in the playoffs each season. We have 9 of 10 varsity games scheduled for next year and hopefully should be able to release the schedule soon.

Mel Webster, Athletic Director

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This is good news for the Brossart family. I am sure my son's friends will be very happy, as they seemed to like Reinhart very much. I am sure he will continue building a successful program. I know he has surrounded himself with a pretty good coaching staff.

Wise decision here. Reinhart is a good coach, and a good person to boot. Congrats to the Brossart faithful.

Glad to hear it! That's good news for Brossart! I also heard he was out supporting the hoopsters last night.

That's good news for Brossart.

this is a lie.

this is a lie.

 

UH...................what is a lie.....................That he uses profanity..............that he has been penalized for profanity.............that lawildcat is a Brossart supporter?????

the language, not at anytime was there any penalties because of language.

Somebody ask Coach Reinhart how many of his good coaching assistants are coming back. Then ask yourself why when you get the answer.

Somebody ask Coach Reinhart how many of his good coaching assistants are coming back. Then ask yourself why when you get the answer.

 

Lack of dedication, coaching ability, ability to take direction? Wait a second, I thought you said these guys are good. Please don't try and promote people who are quitting a program.

Who's quiting the program?:idunno:

Have you ever heard Bill Letton at Lex. Cath. or Bob Beaty at Trinity?

 

or probably 80-90% of all high school football coaches for that matter

Larry, looks like your lost. I heard you can only take so much of him. Full of hot air or as I was told Reinhart would make a great used car salesman. Anyone know of any openings?

On the topic of people leaving the program, I heard that a couple of coaches wouldn't return if Reinhart did. Now it doesn't sound like they are quitting on the program, more like being tired of a certain coach.

Larry, looks like your lost. I heard you can only take so much of him. Full of hot air or as I was told Reinhart would make a great used car salesman. Anyone know of any openings?

 

Have you ever heard Dale Mueller speak??? Talk about sounding like a "used car salesman?"

 

But guess what??? The kids love him, they believe what he tells them, and they win big time; he easily is the best in NKY; the man can flat out coach football!!!!

 

Brossart no doubt has been improving on the field, so he must be something right; the kids are producing.

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