[Panther1]

not running that offense is a good step in the right direction
and i think that a far as what offense you run you have to look at what you have
a running back for a quarter back
a running back for a full-back
and a running back for a tail back
so the safest thing to do would be to run the ball down the other teams gut
and not dothe trickery that this offense has displayed in the past
but good luck running the ball with that weeak offensive line!


and if i didnt know any better i would think that you were coch jackson
cuz i dont know anyone who has that much free time to look up his past...

you probably even know his social-security number
if i knew him personaly i would have to tell him that he has a real close follower
wink-wink...

Like I said, as a fan of the Pikeville program from afar, I was a very close follower and interested observer of the hiring process. I did some research as to ALL the candidates that were up for hire and read several articles about who was hired after it was announced -- which I thought had mentioned some key wins and accomplishments.

Pretty easy to find info on the khsaa website too -- took me about 5 minutes after reading your post saying there hadn't been any "big wins" and thought I'd remembered differently.

Anyway, you're free to think what you like...free country and all that. I'll continue to give the staff there the benefit of the doubt considering the unfortunate injuries of last year and their success moving the ball against some pretty good teams; BUT, if the head coach isn't successful in his third year, I'll be the FIRST one on here saying he should go elsewhere.