[KYcoach]

If my calculations are correct there has been 32 jobs turned over this year. That is nearly 20% of the state, Wow

Yes, that is quite a bit of turnover. I am originally from Indiana and this has been my first offseason in Kentucky. We'd usually average 30-50 in an offseason, but we have at least 100 more teams. Is this an average year for Kentucky, or a little high?

Sign of things to come IMO. Until these a good amount of these high schools decide to put their money where their mouths are, and get serious about having a program, coaches will continually either 1) Move onto other programs that care more and/or 2) get out of coaching altogether. There seems to be too much importance and expectations, yet very little support given to help reach the expectations.

Good points. Such is the nature of the beast.

You can all, but for sure add a couple more to the list, b/c every year there are jobs that come open late right around the end of school and even over summer break.

Also a valid point. It does usually happen.