Reagan

Not agreeing with you. You agreed with me by me making it easy to understand. The statement you made that I was talking about will present itself shortly.

I’m glad you understand it’s easy. 😁. Also glad you made one statement here.

LOL! I save the easy ones for last!

Oh, I understood! That's true about starting in the 7th grade. But, remember, I replied to a previous post on how I came up with the 7 year time frame. I looked to see how long it took future Elite coaches to win their first Title. The average was 4 years. I added 3 and that's how I came up with 7.

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So, a ban on cheating and plagiarism is prolly now racist! It's amazing how far we continue to fall as we continue to cater to the lowest common denominator!

Theory? My 7 year program is a doable fact for any school district that wants to try it. The bottom line is it's left up to each school district. Now, if a school wants to use this 7 year program in other sports, well, again, that's left up to them. It would eventually work every time it's tried. I mean if the community feels strongly about the golf team, then by all means go for the 7 year program. But, doesn't matter to me one way or the other. Again -- hope is NOT a strategy!

This is why BC should implement my 7 year program. It'll eventually work. On the other hand doing nothing will get you just that -- nothing. As I've told one poster, hope is not a strategy!

I'm glad you ask this. In the grand scheme of things, within the community, no one is really concerned who the tennis coach is. Heck, how many knows who their golf coach is?! When's the last time someone did a FOI on who are the candidates for the next volleyball HC of any school? With that being said: If the tennis coach is being paid as much as the football HC and the tennis budget was the same as the football budget and a million bond was passed to build a Taj Mahal of a tennis court, then, yes, they would be subjected to the 7 year program. As always -- the more of taxpayers money that is involved the more is required!

Aggie, I want to apologize. I thought I answered this. I looked back and answered you on another post. When I say my thoughts are only for football? I'm talking about the 7 year program.

I think the answer is clear. But -- I respect your opinion!

Ethridge has appeared in 4 State Titles and has won 2 of them. How many State Titles has Neumann and the present Nederland coach appeared and/or won? After Landry and Lombardi won their last Super Bowls they didn't win any more. Did they take their Hall Of Fame status away from them? Of course not!

I'm beginning to wonder about your logic. The people I stated had already won Titles at two different schools. Now you are saying "countless" State Titles at different schools! Staying with your logic, no, they couldn't win 1,000. Silly! Subject: Is coaching the most important thing? Resolved: Yes -- it's all about coaching!

LOL! You started off by taking it away from him!

Why would it? It's a school by school thing! Trust me, if schools would do the 7 year program they would eventually come across a Championship-Type coach. May take a long time. But, also trust me -- doing nothing is not a strategy! Remember, when you expect nothing -- that's exactly what you get NOTHING! Example: Vidor did nothing for 24 years and how did that work out for them? But -- the consensus is that the Vidor coach is a good guy.

Never, my friend!

Wrong, again. If I'm not mistaken I was asked if the 7 year rule applied to all sports. That's when I responded that I'm only talking about football.

I won't insult your intelligence by suggesting that you really believe what you just said!

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Rez Ipsa -- good post! This is 100% true. Before Surratt, Carthage had "never" won a State Title. Surratt won a State Title in his second year! People that get confused when we state that he could do it at Vidor and BC, they don't have much faith in his coaching ability. Even after all he accomplished. Look, I know Vidor and BC has been down for a long time. These people that get confused are thinking that all coaches are the same. So they tend to blame the kids! Think not? Then why would anybody think, then, that Surratt couldn't be just as successful at Vidor and BC as he is at Carthage?!

You have to get him over there first! Although they are few and far between, there are potential Surratt's out there. You just have to keep looking for them.

Two of these you mentioned wasn't even there for 7 years. One, I think, was there for only 3 years. Depending on how bad the school was they went to not sure they enough time. Things at Stephenville was so bad it took Briles 6 years to win his first of 4 Titles. But I'll give you some fat to chew on: Todd Dodge, Dickie Meeks Emory Bellard, Gordon Wood, G.A. Moore, Doug Ethridge, Jason Herring, Steve Lineweaver, and Chad Morris. All Elite coaches that won Titles at different schools. Of course there are many more. But, the bunch I have stated is the rule. Yours is the "exception" to the rule. There's nothing ever in a straight line. There's always minor detours. But those are few and far between Coaching is the most important thing in football. I think some here found that out when they got the right coach at PNG. And saw the sad downfall at WOS. Same kids -- different coach. Amazing how that works! I'm sure there are still some that says Matthews and, say, Briles has the same coaching ability. That it's only the kids that are the difference/problem. If that's the case, then I still have some work to do here. But, rest assured I'll not quit until everyone thinks like me! LOL! (Grin). A point again: As it stands right now, if Calallen could hire either Phil Danaher or Tim Buchanan -- which one would they hire?