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Ive seen it time and time again.
Some schools you just cant win at no matter how well youve done or who you are. Black brought in the same passing attack (that Herron learned from black) and tried to use it at Whitley. After posting a couple of 2-8 years, he switched to the option and won district, region, and went 12-2.

Its about what kind of kids youve got and what offense you can use with them. Good coaches figure that out. Most coaches around here have come to accept the fact that they can pass or they cant. Others dont know how to teach the passing game so they dont bother. Black had a passing machine while at Wburg, and Greers numbers there prove that. Herron still uses most of Blacks plays today with his own little tweaks to them.
With that said, my point is, even though he is a passing mastermind, he knows he cant do it at Whitley. Id love to see it, and we have kids who can throw and catch the ball, but its the other teams thats mor difficult to pull it off against and all you do is end up throwing picks.

Coach Black can't do it because he doesn't try, I like coach Black but, he has a losing record at Whitley because HE IS 1 dimensional period. I love your spirit and how you support WC but until he makes that change you will always be blaming it on the talent. Example they had as good of talent as any school in Kentucky( 2008 I think) they had Jamey LaBanion, Cody Jones the Powers ked, Elmer Patrick's boy Alex and one of the best lines anywhere. Alex Patrick left Williamsburg to be a receiver for coach black Alex gave up 1 year of elgibility just to play for his old coach. I heard it said Alex caught every ball thrown to him at whitley during the 2 years he was there. (All 6) Right now he has talent that is as good as any team in the area, 2 quarterbacks that would start for 95% of the teams in the Mountains Both can throw darts Luke Allen and Isadro he has a hell of a passing attack right now. I pull for them but it aint going to happen. RIUTG talent just don't show up you as a coach develop it. Get ready for the same old year.