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Nelson County Looks for New Head Coach

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I would like to call Mayfield the new "titletown" someday, lol.

 

Sorry, but we had that term copyrighted. ;) However, if we go through a dry spell here, we may be willing to sell you the name at a price to be discussed later. :cool:

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Sorry, but we had that term copyrighted. ;) However, if we go through a dry spell here, we may be willing to sell you the name at a price to be discussed later. :cool:

 

 

:lol:

Mike Rogers is a hell of a good offensive coordinator, I know that, and you can't overcome his loss, institution of drug testing, 180 lb. lineman, and an undedicated administration and expect to win with consistency. Laying it on the coach was the coward's way out.

Come on now, Coach Rogers is a decent coach but he is not that good. Along with better production on offense, the coaches had a better rapport with the players, referees and parents after Coach Rogers left. The reason Coach Mason was fired was due to pressure being received by the Superintendent from big wigs in the community that was from the 96 era that won the State Title. The community lives in the past and can't stand the fact that the school isn't producing like it was back then. Every coach knows its not just about the X's and O's it's mostly about the Jimmies and the Joes. And facts are Nelson County doesn't have the Jimmies and Joes like they use to......and the Superintendent is a coward for not standing up for what is right.

The real mistake was when they let Mark Brown go !!

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Come on now, Coach Rogers is a decent coach but he is not that good. Along with better production on offense, the coaches had a better rapport with the players, referees and parents after Coach Rogers left. The reason Coach Mason was fired was due to pressure being received by the Superintendent from big wigs in the community that was from the 96 era that won the State Title. The community lives in the past and can't stand the fact that the school isn't producing like it was back then. Every coach knows its not just about the X's and O's it's mostly about the Jimmies and the Joes. And facts are Nelson County doesn't have the Jimmies and Joes like they use to......and the Superintendent is a coward for not standing up for what is right.

 

Well said. I did like Mike Rogers, though . . .

Along with better production on offense

. . . That is, the following year after Coach Rogers left Nelson.

Well said. I did like Mike Rogers, though . . .

I can tell . . . I don't . . . I think he is an obnoxious jerk that thinks he knows it all!

The real mistake was when they let Mark Brown go !!

. . . Mark Brown left on his own!

. . . Mark Brown left on his own!

 

Because of people in the school system who made him :madman: :madman:

 

Can I make the observation that you are a know it all jerk from the statement above? NO!

So dont make it about a person who you have probably never even hade a conversation with

Because of people in the school system who made him :madman: :madman:

 

Can I make the observation that you are a know it all jerk from the statement above? NO!

So dont make it about a person who you have probably never even hade a conversation with

Ahhhh . . . assumptions assumptions . . . you know where assume gets you, don't you Mr. No Name?

 

And yes I know the situations very well . . . I have friends that are within the program and they say that he left because he knew that there was little talent coming up and wanted to get out before it happened.

Ahhhh . . . assumptions assumptions . . . you know where assume gets you, don't you Mr. No Name?

 

And yes I know the situations very well . . . I have friends that are within the program and they say that he left because he knew that there was little talent coming up and wanted to get out before it happened.

 

I'm ASSUMING I know who your friends are and they're the reason he left if I'm thinking of your correct friends.

 

But i'm just ASSUMING, where does that get me?

Well Mr. No Name, obviously you can't read between the lines and YOU are not the focus of this thread. Please refrain from taking my comments or anyone else’s comments on here personally. The subject is that Coach Mason's firing is a travesty NOT Mr. No Name is upset because someone said something that made him mad.

Well Mr. No Name, obviously you can't read between the lines and YOU are not the focus of this thread. Please refrain from taking my comments or anyone else’s comments on here personally. The subject is that Coach Mason's firing is a travesty NOT Mr. No Name is upset because someone said something that made him mad.

 

Where did you make the observation that someone made me mad. You were the one that got it off topic by talking about Coach Rogers and not Coach Mason. So i decided to try to state where the real problem came in and that was when Coach Brown went to John Hardin.

 

But im not mad :thumb:

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