[fanof87]

I would think that if the team doesn't do well next year some may call for his head. (I being a realist will not be among them).

I don't know who we would get to fill the role if Hood is run off. Most of the current staff is way, way to young in my opinion to take on the job. I think that is our biggest issue. If you look at the average age of our coaches I bet it is somewhere near 30. Our O-Line coach has experience coaching at other schools at more than one level. The rest have been coaching I'd say for less than 6 years each. A couple of position coaches are 2 or 3 years out of High School. I think only one of the coaches has experience playing at the college level.

Winning will come with experience. I am willing to invest the time it will take to build on what we have accomplished in Hood's tenure. As stated above we are going to get the kids that are grown up in the program. We are in it for the long haul. Changing coaches every 5 or 6 years doesn't fit into the long haul model in my opinion.

Right now Hood is our guy. I along with any booster that I have talked to are behind him and the program 100%.

Just to keep the topic alive. (Don't get to talk about my team all that often on here).

Let me pose this question to the board. What would the list look like if the ACS job became open? Is this viewed as a good job? The school just spent a bunch of money installing an indoor practice facility, built a brand new weightroom with a ton of new equipment, and installed a new field. The facilities are good. The town stands behind the team every Friday night. No matter if we are home or on the road ACS fans show up in droves.

Is this job a job that could attract a coach with a proven record?