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Hope the rain holds off!!

They will be hard to beat!!

He interviewed Wednesday night at 8:00 right after Coach Perry. He told me if he was lucky enough to get the job he would be at Danville at least until his son gradulated and longer if everything was going well. His son is in middle school.

All four are good candidates, but in the end I'm with you and think Clevenger ends up getting it.

Perry, Craig Yeast, Clevenger, and I believe Ray Graham all have interviews this week. Not sure if anyone else does.

I agree also. Just repeating what I was told. Some people don't like change. I'm sure there is alot of parents, players, and alumni that have alot invested in Clevenger and the program, those are probably the ones that are a little upset.

Clevenger has applied and wants the job. Talked to a coach from Henderson Co. and people down that way are not happy that he applied.

AD job has not been posted.

I also think not having an AD is going to make this hire harder. They need to get an AD hired. Coach Harp did a great job as AD/Football Coach, but the next AD doesn't need to be a current coach. They just need an AD that doesn't coach any sport.

I also hope the committee will go out and inquire about some coaches and not just wait to see who applies. A lot of times you have some good coaches happy at the place they are and are not going to apply for a job, but if someone approaches them about it they may become interested and then may apply.

Was posted on the school web-site at the beginning of last week.

I wonder who will be on the hiring committee? I hope they put some people with football background and are familiar with Danville football and athletics on it and not just put people from the community and administrators on it. I know it will officially be up to the site-base counsel and the Principle to make the decision but I hope they get some input from some people that have vested interest in the program.

Heard as of today that they only have two that have officially applied with an application. A lot of people asking about the job but doesn't sound like many making it official that they are interested. At least not yet anyway.

Me neither. I love to see kids excel in more than one sport, but there is alot of kids who don't play multiple sports and its a coaches job to give those kids as much of a chance to become the best they can be. Just like a football player has to hit the weights in the off season to be good, a baseball player has to be in the batting cage and work in the off season to be good, or a basketball player has to get in the gym and get up shots in the off season to be good. Doesn't matter what sport it is now a days you have to put the work in the off season to be successful in season.

Danville has had 5 D1 players in the last 5 years. Two Louisville Slugger All Americans last year.

Just like any sport if you want to be good at it you better work at it year around. I doubt if he talks to them about playing time that way, but if your not working on your game and someone else at that same position is I wonder who is going to be the better player?

Have been ranked in the top 25 in the state at least once for something like 9 or ten years in a row.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out. I don't think Danville will be in any hurry to make a decision. Especially since they don't have any teaching jobs open at the present time. This could be another reason they lean towards Coach Perry.

Unless one of my friends is majorly confused, he said he played football with him at Garrard and has already talked to him and his mom to see if he is going to apply for the Danville job. He was told that he wasn't sure but was happy at Bourbon Co.

First of all the baseball coach does not tell them not to play football, but there is reasons why the good white athlete are no longer playing football at Danville. Kids these days are becoming more specialized in all sports and not just at Danville. The small schools are affected by this more than the bigger schools. The next coaches biggest challenge will be getting those players at a young age back playing again and keep them playing. Until that is done their numbers will continue to be down and they will have a hard time getting back to the level they once were. Over the last 5 years the baseball team has lost more players to football then the other way. I can name at least 5 current football players that played baseball through 8th or 9th grade that no longer play baseball and only play football. I love Coach Perry but my concern with Danville having him take over as head coach is he also is very close to retirement. He has been teaching since at least 1988. His son is also a Sophomore this year, so would he stay after he graduates? Big questions I think would have to be answered before they give him the job or they will be doing this again in a couple years.

Played at Garrard Co. for Coach Perry and was an asst. at Boyle for several years before going to Bourbon Co.

Not posted on school website yet.

Coach Perry was named the Coach in waiting a few years back. Don't know if that still stands or not. There is just as many kids who have gave up baseball just to play football over the last few years. This not just happening at Danville, happening all over. The kids who play multiple sports are alot less than it was several years ago and if they do they give up alot. Pretty much all sport have become year around now. I'm not sure if thats a good thing or not, but it sure hurts the sports at the smaller schools. Also heard Griag Yeast and Clay Clevengers names brought up tonight. Both have alot of ties to the area.

How many interceptions has Whittle thrown? This game will come down to turn overs. /

Not sure who will win but I think this game will be very close.