[HAIL PIKEVILLE!]

The main goal of the community should be to get a coach who is going to prepare these kids for life and turn them into men. Jackson didn't win any state titles at Pikeville but I wonder how many kids he impacted in a positive way during his 3 years. I could say the same thing for McNamee and Chapman. If you do things the right way long enough, the state titles will come. Phillip Haywood is the best example I can think of. What if they would have got rid of him after 4 years of not winning a state title? Don't get me wrong state title's are great, but is this all we want out of coaches?

What do you think? I want some win at all costs scumbag in here as coach? You should know me better than that. Of course he has to be a good example and a good role model. I just figured that was a given and went without saying. But, with all that being said. A football coaches job is to win football games. Fairly and by the rules of course. But that IS his job. At any job you can be the most moral and upstanding human being on earth but if you arent good at your job you wont have it long. Especialy a coach at a program that is tradition rich and is hungry to get back on top.