[mr.charlie hustle]

Since you ask, my blood has been blue my whole life. Played for Brugh in the early 90's in his last few years. What year did you graduate from PHS? Wasn't trying to offend you with the history comment but I felt like the majority of the thread was about who would be a good fit for Paintsville, not talk about the glory days. I agree Paintsville has a great tradition but it isn't the 60's anymore. The real discussion should be about what are we going to do to turn the program around?

TB my blood was Blue probably 30+ years before you were born. Had my first Tiger Uniform in the 50's. I did graduate from there thanks to the likes of Lorraine Wiley, Mary McClafferty and Roger Lyons, without whose help Grad. work not have been possible. You may have to research those individuals, but I assure you it won't be hard. My whole intent during the last post was to say that the hiring of a coach is only a small part of this rebuilding process.The reflection of the past could serve as a motivational tool to assist the process. It is very sad but most people do not understand what PHS was all about. As Hoot has said on here the task at best, may not be possible. We have simply slipped to far with the variables that currently exist.When you think of the student athletes that have been lost(recently) you certainly are correct that it is a long way from 1960.