[charlie22]

I think it should be more about consistency and continued success through many years. It's not all about wins or championships. It's a lot harder to win at some places than others. Very few coaches couldn't win at Trinity or Highlands.

I think because of the commitment of the players, the youth football league and community support, it may be easier to win at Highlands and Trinity. But could any coach win at Highlands and Trinity at the level and frequency that Beatty and Mueller have? A resounding no. Heck, prior coaches at Trinity and Highlands haven't won at the level and frequency that those two have, and both schools have had some outstanding prior coaches.

Both coaches rate very highly in the number of wins and the number of state championship wins "categories". Don't know Beatty, so I'm not in a position to comment on how he prepares his players for life, but knowing Mueller very well, he'd rate very highly in the "preparing his players for life" category. Very solid Christian and family man. Doesn't swear or curse at his players. Frankly, rarely raises his voice. A very "positive" type coach.