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In my opinion you need to get a coach who is in a position that everyone knows he is a good coach, but is a program that is difficult to get to his level. Then this coach my look towards a Pikeville as a place to lay his head at night. Everyone is naming these great coaches, that are great situations. Who would want to leave a Bell, Brethitt or Belfry, Johnson Central? A good experienced coach, who wants to come to a place like Pikeville and put in the hard work and become a great coach and program. I feel the tools are three, they just need to be oiled, cleaned and sharpened again. That is what it is going to take to get the job done in Pikeville. Not just hiring a coach to satisfy a player or players. Hire a coach who will force those players to a higher level.

The problem with that is from the outside it seems Pikeville is not the place to make people work hard.

This will make how many coaches since Hillard retired?

They have to support the new coach and give him at least 4 years, hire him help at the HS or MS and leave the freaking politics at the church or business they originate from.

Pikeville has showed 0 patience in past 8 years for anything football wise......