That's why I said "mainly". It's no secret they were perennial mediocre before him. And had it not been FOR him, they likely wouldn't have been good after him. Had it not been for him changing that program, there likely would have been less program support and some of those talented kids would have no doubt went to Tilghman or Mayfield where some of them had ties. Just the facts.
And I agree. McCracken is a softball and baseball big boy as well as some of the other less popular sports. Until McCracken has a "Corey Robinson" like talent to change the program, so they pull some of the talent that otherwise would've gone to Tilghman, they'll be what they are. A good, not great team that competes with the 1A-5A big boys of West Ky, but never is a serious contender in 6A.