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Any updates from Bellevue

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I don't buy into it needs to be a Belleve guy or that it HAS to be someone from the outside. I just think you need to find a good coach that knows how to handle the young men on the team, can get a good staff around him in which he can trust to delegate some duties and power. Also, the coach needs to be some one that can buy into Bellevue traditions, can teach those boys not only about football but about life, and is someone that is willing to adjust as needed. He must be approachable, someone the kids can trust, and a motivator to the athletes.

 

If this person is from Bellevue then great, if he is not, then that's fine too. If you can find someone with these qualities then I think you will have a successful program, period. If a coach is unsuccessful with this, I would not keep them around either.

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ABC2, the thread you were referring to was closed down because of the numerous amount of personal jabs in it. As well as the many shots at the schooling system. This one is on the same track as well.

I don't buy into it needs to be a Belleve guy or that it HAS to be someone from the outside. I just think you need to find a good coach that knows how to handle the young men on the team, can get a good staff around him in which he can trust to delegate some duties and power. Also, the coach needs to be some one that can buy into Bellevue traditions, can teach those boys not only about football but about life, and is someone that is willing to adjust as needed. He must be approachable, someone the kids can trust, and a motivator to the athletes.

 

If this person is from Bellevue then great, if he is not, then that's fine too. If you can find someone with these qualities then I think you will have a successful program, period. If a coach is unsuccessful with this, I would not keep them around either.

 

Great post!!!! Right On:thumb:

Funny how people who cant handle the truth have things just disappear! I thought only TOG and the park hills mafia could do that!! lol

There is no loyalty to Bellevue graduates since Bill Dosch left as supt of Bellevue Independent.

There is no loyalty to Bellevue graduates since Bill Dosch left as supt of Bellevue Independent.

 

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Nice but we need to get this back on task before it is closed again and not seen.

I hear there is a young man from Bellevue who is coaching at HHS who might be interested. Has anyone heard anything about this?

30 is a good number for any school. I hope they get the best person for the job. Wilson maybe a Bellevue guy but they need someone outside the box to get rid of the old. Lets get some fresh blood that the admin will support when times get rough not get roide of him like they did this year. And with those types of non support who would want that job?

If they are happy with the same old same old so be it.

 

Bernier

Hill

Coleman

Arnzen

Gray

None from Bellevue

 

Dan Hill aka Nazi according to the Ludlow fans because he wouldnt shake their hand after a game back in 86'. RIP Dan

 

What abour current Highlands Assistant Wayne Hall? He played on that 1990 state runner up team and has been under Meuller for a few yrs now.

Let's bump this thread back up so the conspiracy theorists here don't think it disappeared.

Well when do they name Ecksiten the head coach? I hear the job is posted but are they just going throught the motions? Why dont they just come out and announce him the coach and get it over with? Why schools play these games make no sense. I am sure Dave will do a great job but come on. It was back in the begging of the month i was told that it was a done deal already.

I just heard last night that Campbell County assistant and former Bellevue great Doug Miller is seriously considering the Bellevue job. He had even talked to Nick Wilson about the position and even transferring his son into the Bellevue school system.

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I just heard last night that Campbell County assistant and former Bellevue great Doug Miller is seriously considering the Bellevue job. He had even talked to Nick Wilson about the position and even transferring his son into the Bellevue school system.

 

WOW! I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when Dougie layed that on his son.

Doug Miller would be a great fit! He creates great relationships with the kids, he would have a following of assistants from CCHS, as long as lickert doesnt grab them all up, his philosophy fits into the bellevue mentality (or that of their past) oh and he is an alum. Anyone know if there is any truth to this?

I don't remember him. Maybe a bone could be thrown my way?

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I don't remember him. Maybe a bone could be thrown my way?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by 'throw a bone his way'; but, if it is in reference to inexperience and not being qualified, I disagree. He has been a coach at Campbel for many years and is a 'football guy'. He seems to know the game.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'throw a bone his way'; but, if it is in reference to inexperience and not being qualified, I disagree. He has been a coach at Campbel for many years and is a 'football guy'. He seems to know the game.

 

LOL, It means to give him a little info, HELP, to remember when he played for Bellevue. He did NOT mean anything about his qualification or inexperience.

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