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Dream coach at your school
If it was solely your decision to hire a new coach at your local high school who would you select and why?
I don't think Saban or Urban are available so keep it believable.
No flaming please.
I don't think Saban or Urban are available so keep it believable.
No flaming please.
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My dream coach for Portsmouth West would be Ben Mauk. I know he did destroy us in the state championship but would still love to see him be our coach.
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I respond to this with two Fairfield County prodigies; Ron Hinton (formerly of Amanda-Clearcreek's dominant early 2000's tenure; now at Chillicothe) and Phil Mauro at Bloom-Carroll. These guys built football cultures at their schools in an effort to build a winner, and they have done fine jobs. It didn't matter if you hadn't played in middle school, didn't matter if you were a jock or a nerd, if you were willing to show up to practice, put in as much effort as the coaches give to help you, you'd be on the team. And these coaches create great auras and competitive attitudes as well, and that conducted towards success. Phil Mauro took over a program that was in dire straits in 2012 and in his first year took them to the playoffs. I want a coach everyone can respect and stand behind, THAT is what help makes a winner.
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At Marietta High School my dream coach would be Brad Burchfield from Columbus Hartley. A Marietta College Grad and was a teacher and assistant at MHS in the late 90's.
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Burchfield turned Centerburg into a very strong program while he was there and look at Hartley now (Hartley probably has one of the best football programs in the state of Ohio, regardless of size).AHM wrote:At Marietta High School my dream coach would be Brad Burchfield from Columbus Hartley. A Marietta College Grad and was a teacher and assistant at MHS in the late 90's.
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Why would I ever want to replace Jay Circosta?
Well, actually, one of these days, he is going to finally say enough, but after I believe 41 years, he's still a going!
I know who I'd like to see replace him when Chief Jay finally does hang it up, but I'm afraid that is not going to happen (and Hell no, it is not me!).
Whomever tries to fill those moccasins, I wish them luck. Those are going to be some incredibly tough shoes to fill.
For cryin' out loud, he's been the head coach since I was eight years old! :122245
Well, actually, one of these days, he is going to finally say enough, but after I believe 41 years, he's still a going!
I know who I'd like to see replace him when Chief Jay finally does hang it up, but I'm afraid that is not going to happen (and Hell no, it is not me!).
Whomever tries to fill those moccasins, I wish them luck. Those are going to be some incredibly tough shoes to fill.
For cryin' out loud, he's been the head coach since I was eight years old! :122245
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Would you mind sharing with us who you would like to see replace him? I hear this is his last year, though no one ever knows but him.Steely Dan wrote:Why would I ever want to replace Jay Circosta?
Well, actually, one of these days, he is going to finally say enough, but after I believe 41 years, he's still a going!
I know who I'd like to see replace him when Chief Jay finally does hang it up, but I'm afraid that is not going to happen (and Hell no, it is not me!).
Whomever tries to fill those moccasins, I wish them luck. Those are going to be some incredibly tough shoes to fill.
For cryin' out loud, he's been the head coach since I was eight years old! :122245
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He is currently an assistant at Western Brown, maybe he will apply if it comes open. That would be something else.luvbigcats wrote:My dream coach for Portsmouth West would be Ben Mauk. I know he did destroy us in the state championship but would still love to see him be our coach.

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luvbigcats wrote:My dream coach for Portsmouth West would be Ben Mauk. I know he did destroy us in the state championship but would still love to see him be our coach.
Wow...talk about a change!


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WELL MY CHOICE IS EASY, EXCEPT HE IS RETIRED AS THE WINNINGEST OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACH EVER, IRONTON, OHIO'S VERY OWN BOB LUTZ. HE LED THE IRONTON FIGHTING TIGERS TO THE PLAYOFFS NEARLY EVERY YEAR SINCE 1972, WHEN THEY STARTED THEM. ONLY MISSING HERE AND THERE
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My choice would be the most obvious choice, but he and I have talked about it a number of times over the years and he's not interested, unless he's changed his mind in the last 12 months.buckfarnesville14 wrote:Would you mind sharing with us who you would like to see replace him? I hear this is his last year, though no one ever knows but him.Steely Dan wrote:Why would I ever want to replace Jay Circosta?
Well, actually, one of these days, he is going to finally say enough, but after I believe 41 years, he's still a going!
I know who I'd like to see replace him when Chief Jay finally does hang it up, but I'm afraid that is not going to happen (and Hell no, it is not me!).
Whomever tries to fill those moccasins, I wish them luck. Those are going to be some incredibly tough shoes to fill.
For cryin' out loud, he's been the head coach since I was eight years old! :122245
He's been very consistent in telling me at this point in his life, he's not interested in trying to follow Jay. If Chief Jay does finally hang it up, I wish the best to his successor.
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Since it's a dream...
Head Coach- Myself
Off Cord- Urban Meyer
Def Cord- Nick Saban
Doubt I would have to do much... I sure would look smart though.
Head Coach- Myself
Off Cord- Urban Meyer
Def Cord- Nick Saban
Doubt I would have to do much... I sure would look smart though.
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Why would you pick Nick Saban? Aside from the NFL experience, he doesn't know how to coach defense in college (hence Will Muschamp from LSU and Kirby Smart at UA), so how could you want him teaching your kids how to play D?UrbanOhio2012 wrote:Since it's a dream...
Head Coach- Myself
Off Cord- Urban Meyer
Def Cord- Nick Saban
Doubt I would have to do much... I sure would look smart though.
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He left Western Brown and is a assistant at Kenton. I also believe he has the high power academy or something where he developes quarterbacks. I know he left his mark at Western Brown they are averaging 459 passing yards a game this season.knowledge wrote:He is currently an assistant at Western Brown, maybe he will apply if it comes open. That would be something else.luvbigcats wrote:My dream coach for Portsmouth West would be Ben Mauk. I know he did destroy us in the state championship but would still love to see him be our coach.
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He couldnt take the cold temps sometimes associated with football seasonSteegal wrote:Howie Caldwell. :12224