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He isn't moving on he is done with coaching. He is leaving for family issues with his sick father and to visit his kids in North Carolina. It has nothing to do with Cov Cath or Highlands much like Ironton when he first arrived he loved the challenge of trying to beat those teams and I'm sure with time he would've stole a win or 2 once he figured out a strategy to make up for the difference in number of kids.

He is moving on to another phase of his life. Good luck to him. I'm sure his retirement had nothing to do with Highlands or CovCath. I always figured Ashland lost to Highlands and CovCath because the two schools always have superior football teams. It is interesting to learn that it is because of "number of kids". That sounds more like an excuse than a reason. Last time I checked, each team plays eleven at a time. But, as I said, I wish Hart good luck in his retirement. I guess we'll never know if he could have figured out that way to steal a win or two from the northern Kentucky powers or how long it would have taken.