Jayman33

What’s next for the Lady Hornets? Coach Turner resigned yesterday after only a few months on the job. To me, this isn’t shocking at all. If you look at his coaching history, staying in one place for very long hasn’t exactly been his pattern. Now the Lady Hornets are left scrambling to find a head coach this late in the year, putting the players and program in a difficult spot. The big question is: Do they bring back coaching legend Josh Hurt to stabilize the program, or do they hand the reins to a former Lady Hornet who understands the tradition and culture? This is a critical hire. The wrong decision could set the program back even further, while the right one could get the Lady Hornets back where they belong. The clock is ticking, and all eyes are on the administration.

Ironton won it all by the way, they beat Boyle co by 2.

Collins is good they have one of the best QB’s in the state in Kade Goodin. Since ya think you have all the facts.

Metcalfe lost 2 senior lineman that transferred, Metcalfe will be 4th in district at best, I would say it will be 1) somerset 2) Green Co 3) Monroe Co 4) will be a dog fight between metcalfe and Clinton co.

Glasgow has a chance to be really good up front this season. With the addition of two senior linemen, the Scotties should have more depth and be stronger in the trenches than they have been in years. The unit will be led by Jordan Huffman, and if the offensive line develops the way many expect, it could become one of Glasgow’s biggest strengths. If they control the line of scrimmage, the Scotties will have a chance to compete with anyone on their schedule, and they expect to make a deep playoff run with the team that they have.

I don’t think the Falcons can pencil in a win over Warren Central. The Dragons have a new head coach in Coach Davidson, and I expect they’ll be much improved from where they’ve been the last few seasons. A coaching change can bring new energy, and I believe Warren Central will be a much tougher opponent than many people expect. If the Falcons stumble in that matchup, I wouldn’t automatically count Allen County as a win either. Coach Hood knows Coach Petett well, and that familiarity could make for a very competitive game. There simply aren’t many games on this schedule that look like guaranteed victories. Because of that, I think the Falcons’ ceiling in the regular season is 4–6. If a few close games go the other way, I believe 2–8 is a realistic floor. Another concern is depth. The way Monroe County plays, they don’t have much room for error. In my opinion, one significant injury to a key player could completely derail the season and leave them staring at a 0–10 record. If that happens, people will inevitably begin to wonder whether Coach Petett has lost some of the magic that made him so successful during his earlier years at Monroe County. This season feels like a pivotal one—not just for the Falcons’ record, but for the direction of the program moving forward.

This season will be last time the game is played for awhile does neither team any good.

Any news on who the new HC will be?

What’s prediction for upcoming season?

Lincoln has joined the Glasgow staff is a huge pickup for the Scotties. He’ll be missed at Monroe County, but let’s be honest—Glasgow got better and Monroe got thinner. What’s even better is Glasgow now has multiple coaches on staff who either played for Coach Pettet or coached under him. Lincoln Arnett, Josh Harlan, and others know Monroe County inside and out because they helped build part of what Monroe has been. Glasgow fans may say it isn’t a rivalry, but for those guys, this one means a little more. In fact, the last time Monroe County was truly on Glasgow’s level, Jackson and Lincoln were the ones under center. That’s how long it’s been. And let’s not forget—the last time Monroe County actually beat Glasgow was 2015. That’s a decade ago. Some of the players suiting up this fall were still in elementary school the last time the Falcons walked off the field with a win over the Scotties. With the schools not playing much moving forward, this is the final chapter of an era. Monroe County will have the home sideline, but Glasgow may have a few of the people most responsible for Monroe’s success standing on the opposite side.

Glasgow could very well be the second-best team in 3A this season. With Holley transferring in from Florida and a skill group led by Bradley, this may be the most talented set of playmakers Glasgow has had in several years. Up front, I think the offensive line will be better than many people expect. From everything I’m hearing, Huffman and the rest of the group have had a strong offseason and should be a solid unit. Defensively, Glasgow may be even faster than they were a year ago. The defense was among the state’s best for most of last season, and there’s a good chance they can be right back in that conversation this year. The schedule is a little tougher with Southwestern Pulaski, a strong 5A program, replacing Clay County (TN) in Week 1, but Glasgow has the talent to handle that challenge. Overall, the reports coming out of Glasgow have been very positive. If they stay healthy, another undefeated regular season and a deep playoff run are definitely realistic goals

Monroe County appears headed for a challenging stretch over the next few seasons and, in my opinion, will likely finish second or third in the district this year. Many are wondering if Coach Petett should have retired following last season’s team, knowing the rebuilding process that was ahead. The Falcons lost a significant amount of talent and experience, leaving some major questions entering the season. Reece Bartley returns and was, in my opinion, the team’s best player on both sides of the ball last year. Monroe County will also look to the England kid, who transferred from Glasgow, to take over at quarterback this season. Another key loss is last year’s offensive coordinator Lincoln Arnett, With that departure, it will be interesting to see if the Falcons return to the more traditional offensive system Coach Petett has utilized for much of his tenure since taking over for Coach Myers in 2004. While Monroe County has a few talented pieces to build around, the lack of experience and recent personnel losses make this a difficult season to project. My prediction is a 2-8 or 3-7 regular-season record as the Falcons work through a rebuilding year.

Any update on the job?

Who do you think will be in the 3A district with Glasgow?

Any news on this Job? Word is a Glasgow assistant may be interested.

To be the best in the state you have to beat the best!

Just so ya know Cumberland doesn’t have a football team.

For it to be a true rivalry, Monroe County needs to win against Glasgow from time to time. At this point, it feels like Monroe County views it as a rivalry more than Glasgow does — for Glasgow, it’s simply another matchup. The only thing Monroe County can hang their hat on is that little 4–5 year stretch around 2009. That wasn’t a rivalry — that was a temporary glitch. Once that window closed, it went right back to Glasgow owning it. One hot streak doesn’t erase years of getting handled.

Glasgow should consider dropping Monroe County from the schedule. It’s a no-win situation for them— a victory doesn’t improve there standing, and a loss would seriously hurt the RPI. At least playing Allen County, as a 4A team, provides more value.

When are they starting the interview process?

Anyone heard anything on this Job?

Have they made a hire yet ?

Randal Parmley is a name I’ve also heard mentioned in connection with other open positions. This opportunity would likely pique his interest

What about Nick Mills , Boyle CO’s DC would be a great hire.

Mark Payne would be a great Hire!