ColyCrazy

If you're interested in applying for the job, why would that make a difference?

I believe that the KHSAA roster says they are losing 6 seniors.

Frankfort has a legit chance in getting to the Class A Sweet 16 and just as much of a chance as many do in the 11th region. However much that is. On a side note I have heard that Norman wants to go back.

I understand that the decision has been made an announcment should come soon.

I understand that the new school should be finished in 3 years.

Actually it wasn't of the talent that they have coming up. The statement reads that the coaching turnover should not be there due to an inability to compete. They have had some really good kids that you could compete with.

How many different coaches does this make in the last 6 years? 5? I don't believe in the not having the ability to compete, they have had a lot of good kids in that time.

Have they started interviews yet?

Has anyone heard any news on the opening?

The coaches that I know have not left for "greener" pastures due to the coaches salary. It has always been the 10 to 15 thousand dollar difference in teachers pay.

The big difference would come from the teaching salary if there were one, coaching salaries do not vary that much. Although there probably are some exceptions.

I don't remember seeing the Highlands job.

Contacts happen all the time in high school, the only difference is that the pool is usually smaller. Just look at how many jobs have opened up lately and have not been posted on the KDE or KHSAA site. Believe me, even when some are posted it is just a formality.

Really? I believe that their 8th grade team had the first winning season in school history. Some of those girls played on the varsity team this year. Small steps but strps forward nonetheless.

West is going to need some time. Their feeder system was null and void. You had several classes to never win a game until high school.

I have worked with Coach Kelley in the past and he is all that high school coaches should be. He cares for the kids, mentors and provides for them, he teaches and prepares his kids for every game. To many administrators "clean house" to satisfy the needs of the few, when I know a lot of kids that couldn't of made it and won't without him.

Apples and oranges, I would take any of them on a team, thats why their teams are at Rupp this week. Polson is a special player to watch. I agree with the supporting cast remark earlier but him making them better defines Jarrod. I will like to see him play on a bigger floor he will be that much more hard to guard.

I understand that Fayette Co. has issues as far as their closed middle school programs but if a coach really wanted to build their feeder programs, what is to stop them from holding camps and developing an AAU program for each age level?

Colts got their first win of the season behind Knight's 27 and Smith's 16. Good Game Colts.