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This may have already been said, and if so, I apologize for repeating it. The one thing that I do not understand at all about any of this is the fact that we just began to allow out-of-district transfers all across the state, and yet then we are going to limit what that means for students. I get what they are trying to accomplish with sports as far as trying to make the playing field even. However, we opened the gate to let kids transfer to a school because they feel they can get a better education, but at the same time, they won't be allowed to do anything outside of learning. To me, it is this simple either you are all in for what is best for the student/athlete, or you are not, and all in means letting them play. The only people being punished here are the student-athletes, as nothing is going to change for everyone else. Essentially, we will see students who want a better education not get it simply because they can't play a sport, which is a shame.

Here is a great one from his college playing days! According to him he completed this pass.

I think that principal is tied for most by any BC staffer at 7 rings. He wants for nothing more than to see BE football to be successful. I am certain he will find the right guy! Tough class for sure but like you said why not them!

Oh I know you do and I hope you don’t think I was saying anything against you personally. I know you bleed black and gold 100%

I can say that with 100% certainty that there are no football coaches at Boyle County telling any players not to play another sport. If anything they tell them all the time to play other sports because multi-sport athletes are the great. I actually heard a football coach tell a player to use other sport highlights in their Hudl so that college coaches can see that they are multi-sport athletes. BC football is built on kids that play more than one sport and no coaching staff in that building support kids playing other sports more than our football staff.

I can say 100% that this is not the case at Boyle. I was in that coaches office when one of the players listed above said that they were not going to play basketball. All of the coaches in that office expressed to this player that focusing on one sport was not a great idea and that this player should continue to play basketball. However, it appears that this student decided against that advice and is not playing. In the BC coaches office it is often discussed that multi-sport athletes are needed so I again can confirm that the football staff wants their players to play all sports.

I was kinda hoping this would last me until Christmas!

I dont disagree with anything you said. I was just simply saying to me it makes no sense to say you have information if you are not willing to share. In my opinion it would be better to just not say anything at all. You see I respect your opinion on how it should work and that also means I am allowed to have my own. See how that works?

If someone ask you not to share information then you shouldn’t even share that you have the information. That’s just brings more issues that aren’t needed in a discussion. Besides the whole point of a forum is discussion and conversation. Then why say hey I have info but I’m not willing to talk about it. Makes no sense.

So then don’t share at all problem solved.

You are correct on both accounts.

Why even say that you know something if you aren't going to share? To me that screams that you don't know anything. I will give you what I do know 100% and that is Tyler Ray is for sure out. Can't speak on the other two that someone said were out but I know about Tyler for sure.

admin dont coach at BC and he has been a admin for a few years now. The thing is still that I agree with everything you are saying other than Bill Mason as admin do not coach in Boyle. However they were all established coaches without their kids being on the team. Right now the discussion is about hiring a parent who wasn't a coach on the team. While I agree with your assessment of letting the man coach you are not comparing apples to apples. Also 6th grade kids play little league in Boyle also.

Mason is an administrator and not coaching anymore. McPhersons son is in middle school and not on the HS team and Bottom son is a little league player. There was only one coach in the HS staff this past season that had a son on the team and he coached JV while the son played varsity. I do agree with you that if the man can coach who cares if he has a kid on the team. Bottom at the middle school has 3 parents that help him and they do a find job coaching. Didn’t realize someone already said this if a mod wants to delete it. Also I get what you are saying and I agree. However the BC deal is a bit different as with all the guys you mentioned at BC most if not all were established coaches before their kids were playing football. Again though I agree if the guy can coach who cares if his kid is a player.

This seems more like a coaching legacy than a program dynasty. If it is program dynasty then shouldn't it include all that the program has accomplished as a dynasty vs just what one coach has done? I am a homer but Boyle does have 10 titles in that span. Also if it is a coaching Dynasty then Chuck Smith should be in the spans class system because he came back to Boyle and won again in 2017 so his whole time should be noted. Again I am a homer so I am biased but still it is unclear to me if you are talking about a team or their coach?

I know I made a joke earlier at the expense of my friend coach Ray but I will say this in 100% seriousness and that is that I do not believe any coach from the current BC staff will be going anywhere. Thats not to say that Kyle shouldn't be considered as he is a great coach and should be on that list. I just don't think he would consider it.

I trust my source and they know him very well.

December 13th is a Monday 👀 and jobs can close early.

I spoke to someone very close to Tyler and they have said it’s a done deal. They said look for him to be announced Monday around noon.

Sometimes home is where you are treated like family!

I agree with that 1000% the part I disagree with is the fact that Hester and Perry are the same in that aspect because they aren't.

So your comparison is that Jerry Perry learned from Harp and didn't change much. Yet Hester couldn't have learned from Chuck Smith who has had nothing but spread offenses even as a hard nose defensive guy? Not to mention I guess Hester didn't learn anything from Chris Pardue who is a spread guy or Justin Haddix who is spread/power/misdirection/everything guy? Not to mention he isn't even a serious candidate but a hypothetical one.

Yeah you are missing the point by a mile. The point is that he left there and has grown his game and learned a tremendous amount from several legends of Kentucky football becoming a legend in his own right. So if he were to go back to GC you wouldn't see Jerry Perry style of football. And the overall point was that just because a person coached at a school before doesn't mean that they wouldn't be a good fit the second time.

I agree he isn't interested. I believe he is happy with what he is currently doing. But if he were then I believe he would more than qualified. It would be great for Garrard no doubt.

Haha, 100% not either person I was referring to at all. Simply saying if you have a resume like the one listed above it shouldn't matter if you coached at Garrard before or not.