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I'd say it was more to do with him averaging 2 to 3 wins a season the past 5 years.

They played for the District championship just three years ago. The talent level has been poor for the past ten years. Given just a little talent, he would have won more. MC lost much more than a good coach. Hope he can find another job and show them what they lost.

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Lavon King is one of the finest men I have ever met.  He is not only a great coach but will teach your young people how to be great people and contributors to any community.  When he has the talent he will run the floor and utilize the run and jump trap of a full court press.  He will institute fast break and secondary break plays if he has the players.  A great hire by Marshall County.

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