[EKUAlum05]

Big difference now. They had a coaching change and haven't been the same since. I like their new coach, he is a funny guy. He however isn't making the grade. They want to spread everyone out like every other team. They don't have the skill sets for that. If they would line up in the power I or maybe the bone, things would get a lot better for them. They have a lot of size. They only have 1 or 2 fast kids though. I see this a lot now, coaches tend to forget their strengths and try to mimic the other guys.

Kind of the entire point I made earlier in Post #13... and the crux of my argument. Especially with you basically saying they need another coach in order to be successful, as well as the fact his philosophy has basically differed 180 degrees from his predecessor requiring a change at the Feeder level I am presuming as well.

2. Coaching Turnover. In the age of the internet, message boards, social media, and a "NOW" society it seems Coaching Turnover happens quicker than ever. Guys either get the axe only a couple seasons in, or the young up and coming coaches move to a "better" job. As a result you have Feeder Systems that basically are doing nothing more than sticking pads on kids. Offensive and Defensive systems are not being taught, continuity is not there, and kids bounce from position to position. As a result the quality of product moving up is watered down..which in turns leads to a weaker HS product, which in turn leads to even more Coaching Turnover. A vicious cycle.