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You are 100% correct Sportsfreak!!!  LC-M would add several to their Team.

[quote name="kicker" post="998740" timestamp="1303064391"] Things are certainly beginning to smell fishy. If this is a very sought after HCAD job, as reported, then why in the world is a comittee(that was repordadly formed to get the publics opinions) contacting coaches? In my opinion, this is recruitment. After all I have said, I am starting to lean towards grad's take on this. Something Is NOT right. All the "contacted" coaches have a common denominator that has NOTHING to do with ability. If the speculation I have learned is true, then that is down right wrong. It has come to rumor(and i use that lightly) that this "comittee" was formed in order to find reasons NOT to give the job to Thompson. If that is true, then all the once again, "rumors" of the great new leadership is nothing more than smoke and mirrors. This is starting to look like a personal agenda rather than a "TRANSPARENT" fair process. Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but I am now officially worried, negating my previous posts. I really hope I have put my foot in my mouth. Trust me, this is the one time I pray that I am wrong. [/quote] I'm with you Kicker along with several others i've talked to the last several days. WHY go contacting Coaches in Dallas etc?

From smoaky.com Mike Owens will not be T.I.S.D. Athletic Director Tyler Lee head football coach Mike Owens was informed on Friday afternoon that his name has been removed as a candidate to become the next athletic director at Tyler Independent School District. When contacted late Friday afternoon, Owens told David Smoak, "The director of human resources (Sharon Roy), came to my office this afternoon and told me I would not be moving on to the final round for the AD's position. She's been around here a long time like I have and I think she wanted me to know person to person what direction they were taking rather than just send some random email or letter." When asked if he was surprised, Owens said, "What do you think?" He added, "I was told they had some finalists who have experience running multiple program school districts. I guess spending fifteen years with this school district wasn't enough experience, on top of my years running multiple schools within the athletic department in Port Arthur." Tyler I.S.D. will continue their search with approximately 3-5 finalists as they look to replace Danny Long who left for a similar position at Conroe I.S.D. David Smoak

[quote name="WOSgrad" post="998409" timestamp="1302973554"] Kicker, you're absolutely right when you say it is too late.  [/quote] I agree!

8) Yea i have said if the RIGHT choice is not made, well we all know WO-S football will NEVER be the same. Write it down!

Hopefully you'll get the list Monday!!!

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Deweyville will send three tracksters to regionals Van Wade The Orange Leader The Orange Leader Fri Apr 15, 2011, 11:05 AM CDT DEWEYVILLE —  The Deweyville track team will send three track athletes to the Region III Track & Field Championships after solid performaces at the District 24-2A Tracdk & Field Championships held at Deweyville High School Wednesday and Thursday. On the girls’ side, both Chelsea Hathaway and Autumn Hardin placed second in their events to earn regional berths. Hathaway ran a 16.99 in the 100-meter hurdles and Hardin ran a 1:03.61 in the 400 meters. For the Pirate boys, Lanston Monceaux nabbed a regional spot by placing third in the 3,200 meters, running a 11:13.06. East Chambers captured the girls’ team title with 191 points while Anahuac took the boys’ division with 198 points. The Class 2A RWegion III Track & Field Championships will be held May 2-3 at Whitehouse High School. 24-2A results Here are the results of the District 24-2A Track & Field Championships held at Deweyville High School Wednesday and Thursday: GIRLS DIVISION Discus: 1. J. Williams, Anahuac, 105-2; 2. A. Johnson, East Chambers, 100-1; 3. P. Parniagua, East Chambers, 95-8. Shot put: 1. D. Warren, Kountze, 34-1; 2. K. George, East Chambers, 33-10; 3. K. Scott, Hardin, 32-5. High jump: 1. S. Barber, Hardin, 5-0; 2. M. Franzen, East Chambers, 4-11; 3. L. Moss, Buna, 4-10. Long jump: 1. Carrington, East Chambers, 17-3; 2. K. Barker, Hardin, 16-2 1/2; 3. L. Harris, Kountze, 15-6. Triple jump: 1. K. Barker, Hardin, 34-5 3/4; 2. N. Casper, Buna, 34-5; 3. J. Carrington, East Chambers, 33-9 3/4. Pole vault: 1. Casper, Buna, 12-3; 2. Parsons, Buna, 9-6; 3. Reddell, East Chambers, 8-6. 3,200 meters: 1. H. Brand, Hardin, 13:50.22; 2. K. Bland, Hardin, 13:58.91; 3. M. Rutland, Kountze, 14:00.12. 400-meter relay: 1. East Chambers (Green, Franzen, Bertrand, Carrington), 51.67; 2. Anahuac (Davis, White, Mayes, Devore), 52.14; 3. Hardin (Williams, Jordan, Thompson, S. Barker), 52.26. 800 meters: 1. Z. Zbranek, East Chambers, 2:29.02; E. Hamilton, Hardin, 2:35.59; 3. K. Barker, Hardin, 2:37.70. 100-meter hurdles: 1. L. McDonald, East Chambers, 15.27; 2. Chelsea Hathaway, Deweyville, 16.99; 3. N. Honea, East Chambers, 17.99. 100 meters: 1. J. Davis, Anahuac, 13.74; 2. C. White, Anahuac, 13.85; 3. M. Bertrand, East Chambers, 13.85. 800-meter relay: 1. Hardin (Williams, Jordan, Thompson, S Barker), 1:49.91; 2. Buna (Parson, Bean, Casper, Luleux), 1:50.43; 3. Kountze (Bilal, Harris, Bray, Junius), 1:52.37. 400 meters: 1. J. Carrington, East Chambers, 1:00.91: 2. Autumn Hardin, Deweyville, 1:03.61; 3. E. Hamilton, Hardin, 1:03.81. 300-meter hurdles: 1. L. McDonald, East Chambers, 47.10; 2. K. Barker, Hardin, 50.44; 3. K. Bean, Buna, 52.20. 200 meters: 1. Thompson, Hardin, 27.75; 2. M. Mayes, Anahuac, 28.13; 3. K. Moffett, Kountze, 28.82. 1,600 meters: 1. A. Johnson, East Chambers, 6:05.76; 2. O. Velasquez, East Chambers, 6:09.42; 3. I. Tucker, Kountze, 6:09.95. 1,600-meter relay: 1. East Chambers (Franzen, Zbranek, McDonald, Carrington), 4:07.33; 2. Hardin (Hamilton, Williams, K. Barker, S Barker), 4:18.81; 3. Anahuac (Jackson, R. Stump, J. Stump, Moulton), 4:32.99. Final standings: 1. East Chambers 191; 2. Hardin 148; 3. Kountze 91; 4. Anahuac 86; 5. Buna 73; 6. Deweyville 17; Warren 8. BOYS DIVISION Discus: 1. C. Johnson, Anahuac, 134-8; 2. G. Auston, East Chambers, 123-2; 3. W. Kylor, East Chambers, 121-5. Shot put: 1. D. Smith, Anahuac, 44-7 1/2; 2. H. Bottley, Kountze, 44-3 1/4; 3. C. Sweat, Anahuac, 39-3. High jump: 1. C. D’Armond, Kountze, 6-0; 2. D. Adam, East Chambers, 5-8; 3. D. McMahon, Kountze, 5-8. Long jump: 1. J. Smith, Anahuac, 20-5 1/2; 2. D. Adam, East Chambers, 19-10 1/2; 3. R. Glenn, East Chambers, 19-9 3/4. Triple jump: 1. B. Xavier, East Chambers, 41-11; 2. J. Albritton, Anahuac, 40-10; 3. Askew, Buna, 38-10 1/2. Pole vault: 1. Askew, Buna, 13-0; 2. H. Cyr, Kountze, 10-6; 3. X. Pierce, Kountze, 10-6. 3,200 meters: 1. C. McDaniel, Hardin, 11:07.99; 2. J. Boyd, Warren, 11:12.00; 3. Lanston Monceaux, Deweyville, 11:13.06. 400-meter relay: 1. Anahuac (Smith, Finnex, Thomas, Albritton), 43.56; 2. East Chambers (Kevlin, Tyler, Adam, Glenn), 43.66; 3. Buna (Christopher, Biddle, Lopez, Burch), 46.21. 800 meters: 1. J. Garner, Anahuac, 2:08.07; 2. Edwards, East Chambers, 2:08.45; 3. Orsot, Kountze, 2:08.65. 110-meter hurdles: 1. T. Knupple, Anahuac, 16.78; 2. Chambless, East Chambers, 18.38; 3. C.J. Anderson, Warren, 18.81. 100 meters: 1. Roberts, East Chambers, 11.68; 2. J. Artis, Anahuac, 12.01; 3. Burch, Buna, 12.09. 800-meter relay: 1. Anahuac (Smith, Finnex, Thomas, Albritton), 1:29.90; 2. East Chambers (Adam, Bryant, Titus, Glenn), 1:33.04; 3. Kountze (Best, Powell, McMahon, Warren), 1:36.28. 400 meters: 1. Carr, East Chambers, 52.56; 2. Edwards, East Chambers, 53.93; 3. Christopher, Buna, 54.51. 300-meter hurdles: 1. T. Knupple, Anahuac, 40.64; 2. Askew, Buna, 43.42; 3. Chambless, East Chambers, 45.47. 200 meters: 1. A. Davis, East Chambers, 23.16; 2. J. Warren, Kountze, 23.67; 3. T. Thomas, Anahuac, 23.79. 1,600 meters: 1. C. McDaniel, Hardin, 5:00.51; 2. A. Hernandez, Anahuac, 5:04.12; 3. J. Boyd, Warren, 5:06.53. 1,600-meter relay: 1. Anahuac (Garner, Knupple, May, Finnex), 3:32.06; 2. East Chambers (Titus, Alex, Charlie, Kevin), 3:34.29; 3. Buna (Christopher, Askew, Biddle, Graham), 3:42.62. Final standings: 1. Anahuac 198; 2. East Chambers 169; 3. Kountze 83; 4. Buna 67; 5. Deweyville 43; 6. Hardin 21; 7. Warren 20.

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Oh about 58.

So it didn't have to be posted!

[quote name="marshman" post="997757" timestamp="1302887066"] I guess my only issue is why did the committee actively go out and recruit applicants.  I mean I'm all for following all the laws concerning this, but why seek certain individuals?  post the opening, let those who wish to apply do so.  Dot all the i's and cross all the T's, follow the rules to the letter of the law.  But thier should be no doubt in anyones mind that Coach T deserves the chance.  But obvioulsy there is some doubt in someones mind. [/quote] But obvioulsy there is some doubt in someones mind. Your correct there!!!

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The end result needs to be....Coach Cornel Thompson!!

Oh i know since another WO-S coach applied, i meant that if only Coach T applied it didn't have to be opened. I just confirmed that with 3 different coaches.

Not what i was told it didn't have to be.

[quote name="Ska_Doobie_1" post="997715" timestamp="1302884522"] The fact that two coaches from within the district applied for the AD/HC job is not the reason for the interviewing process.  The only time a district can fill a position from within without interviewing for the open spot is if the move is a lateral move.  For instance if WOS had two AD's for some reason the remaining AD could just be named the AD.  This happens all the time with Asst. Principals.  Since the AD/HC would be a promotion for either WOS coaches, the interviewing process was unavoidable. [/quote] You 100% sure about that?