Colonels_Wear_Blue

Coach Haywood averages 9.81 wins per season. Coach Hilton averages 9.29 wins per season. Coach French averages 7.91 wins per season. Coach Wallace averages 9.35 wins per season. The overall leader, Coach JT Curtis of John Curtis Christian (the Louisiana team Male was originally scheduled to play in 2021) averages 11.39 wins per season. The #2 man, Robert Hyland from St. Mary's Springs (WI) averages 9.67 wins per season. The #3 coach, Jim Roth from Southern Columbia (PA) averages 12.41 wins per season.

Very cool @1959! I've always been kind of a geek about unis/helmets. Here's a graphic I helped put together for Cov Cath/Highlands week with the history of the football helmets during the span of their rivalry series. It includes all of the helmets in Cov Cath's football program history, with the exception of their very first helmet, since Cov Cath didn't play Highlands their first year of varsity football (1967). That season they had all-white helmets with a royal blue stripe down the center.

I've been told their QB from last year has also transferred across the river to Charlestown High School, so that means they're in need of a QB as well.

Truth.

LinkNKY just updated their article with the attached statement from Coach Owens, which he released on social media:

I just bought a couple of pints of it for the tomatoes that are getting ready to pop out in my garden....and my wife game me her usual "Oh gross!" rant because she hates cottage cheese and fresh tomatoes, both. And it's DEFINITELY gotta have pepper on it - preferably fresh cracked black tellicherry pepper.

Do ya?

I'll go ahead and mention that I believe this thread about Coach Stoner, as well as this thread previously posted in the Controversial Issues forum may potentially be related to one another.

From the article: "The warrant is in relation to allegations of sex with a female juvenile student, according to an LMPD document asking officers to be on the lookout for Stoner."

At this time, since Rule #9 prohibits discussion of ANY criminal behavior (charged or uncharged) in the high school forums, please refer all discussion of former Manual head coach Donnie Stoner to this thread, in the Controversial Issues forum.

From the Cov Cath Hallf of Fame: Mark Brueggemann Football • Track & Field Graduation Year: 1981 Mark is one unique athlete. He earned 4 varsity letters in both track and field and football. For 4 years Mark ran the 100 yard dash, the 220 yard dash, and was a member of the 880 and mile relay teams. He also ran the 440 yard dash. He was a member of the all regional track team in 1980 and 81. In football Mark was a workhorse of the backfield. He carried the ball 108 times as a freshman, 124 times as a sophomore, 90 times as a junior before being injured and 201 times during his senior season. He was honorable mention All State in his senior year and started in the Kentucky East-West All Star Game. During his career, Mark scored 29 TD's, 12 PAT's and his four year totals include 520 rushes for a total of 2,528 yards. After graduation Mark played football for 2 years at the University of Dayton.

Yessir. He used to be a good bit heavier in the 1970s. That's Mark Brueggemann that Coach Hobbs was "tuning up" in the picture.

I don't disagree with either of you, but have we gotten an explanation for why Coach Owens resigned yet?

Remaining open jobs: 1.) Christian Fellowship 2.) Dayton 3.) Frankfort 4.) Western

Koebel, a member of Oldham County's 2007 Eight Region champion team, also played college hoops at Spalding University and has been coaching AAU ball in the Louisville area. Congratulations and good luck to Coach Koebel and the Vikings.

Kinda missed the boat on this one. Announcement was made back in mid-April about a month after the job came open. Coach Roberts was previously the head coach at Hancock County for 2012-13 season and 2013-14 season. The Hornets were 11th District champs in 2013-14. Congratulation and good luck to Coach Roberts and the Hornets!

Mulling is now listed as head boys basketball coach for the Cougars on the KHSAA Directory. I don't have much background, but I know he was involved with the team during his son Ethan's time at Calvary Christian. Ethan graduated this past may after committing to play basketball at Thomas More University.

I completely agree.

I believe what @NEERFAN was saying is that Coach Rash was an assistant at Simon Kenton while Ben Nevels was playing there....and it was implied that Coach Rash and Coach Nevels developed a relationship at that time, which led to Coach Rash now helping Coach Nevels at Holmes since retiring as head coach at Beechwood.