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But you got the big guns back. Should be hard to handle.

Great season WOS and great job of representing 9-4A D2. WOS likely to be even better next year.

"1 dimensional offenses" work pretty good at the college level.

Pretty sure his son will be the new HC. That was the plan when he took the job. Unless something changed and the decided they want to go a different route.

I have always heard that the original plan was for his son to take over after they got it started. I suspect that is the current plan (unless something changed).

It definitely is good for kids to have something to do but it is irrelevant for Varsity programs.

Little league is irrelevant. I am aware that many little league folks believe themselves to be Nick Sabans.

The “culture” on a football team starts with the coaches and ends with what the admin empowers them to do. Seen cultures come and go many times.

Definitely. Like I said previously, it is not coincidental that the job came open when it did. HH has done a great job.

I call it “having better talent”. He did not become competent all of a sudden. He is and has been fully competent ever since he arrived. He was coaching for a minute before he took the current position.

To clarify, you are saying that in order to offset enrollment deficit you must have either “million dollar addresses” or “a lot of black kids”? Correct?

And yet, I gave you several examples of schools similar in size to Kingwood that have been successful and are successful on yearly basis. FYI, you had one post where you stated the problem was "enrollment gap" and then you had a post stating the problem was "too many Hispanic kids' and "not enough black kids". ***Could easily provide a list of elite programs to illustrate the absurdity of your race-based logic.

Been saying that about WOS fans since HH was hired. WOS "faithful" have been delusional about the "talent" since HH has been there. It is not coincidental that the job came open when it did. I "specifically" called this turn (on this forum multiple times) two years ago based upon the "actual talent" in the current JR class. The only folks who are unable to discern talent in WOS are in actuality, the "WOS faithful". HH and staff have been doing a great job since they got there. They now have a very talented group to go with the great coaching.

So, is the problem "enrollment numbers" or "too many Hispanic kids"? You specifically stated previously that the "enrollment gap was the problem". Now you are talking about "needing more black kids". What exactly is the limiting factor?

Yes, all of the 6A schools with under 3000 enrollments have not been able to compete. The list includes Southlake Carrol, North Crowley, Guyer, Desoto, Cedar Hill, Longview, Willis, Vandergrift, Westlake, to name a few. Hopefully those schools along with "Crosby" can close the enrollment gap and find a way to be competitive in 6A.