Centennial,Ravenwood or Summit?

[hardtackle]

One job better than the other? Pros and Cons for both. Any names to coach these teams.

Edited November 29, 2010 by hardtackle

[taco]

One job better than the other? Pros and Cons for both. Any names to coach these teams.

 

With growing numbers, very athletic kids, open zoning, and new and supportive administration, Centennial is definitely the best of these jobs in my opinion. Someone else on another post called Centennial a sleeping giant. I agree.

 

Ravenwood will be shrinking over the years, especially when a new Nolensville HS opens. Summit barely grows over the next several years and wont be above 3A ball for a long time.

[airraid09]

With growing numbers, very athletic kids, open zoning, and new and supportive administration, Centennial is definitely the best of these jobs in my opinion. Someone else on another post called Centennial a sleeping giant. I agree.

 

Ravenwood will be shrinking over the years, especially when a new Nolensville HS opens. Summit barely grows over the next several years and wont be above 3A ball for a long time.

Summit is in District 12 AA and will be a 4A school for the next 2 football seasons; after that they will move up to District 11 AAA and be a 5A school in football for the next 4 years. I agree that Centennial is a sleeping giant and they should move up to 6A ball in 2 years the student growth at that time will be bigger than Brentwood. The one school that will be hit is Ravenwood when the new high school is built in the Northeast; alot of the football players come from that area of the county.

[taco]

Summit is in District 12 AA and will be a 4A school for the next 2 football seasons; after that they will move up to District 11 AAA and be a 5A school in football for the next 4 years. I agree that Centennial is a sleeping giant and they should move up to 6A ball in 2 years the student growth at that time will be bigger than Brentwood. The one school that will be hit is Ravenwood when the new high school is built in the Northeast; alot of the football players come from that area of the county.

 

From Summit's own website;

 

"The TSSAA anticipates Summit High will be placed in Class AA, District 12 in football, basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball."

 

Maybe I am mis-reading this, but it sounds like 2A ball to me. And if you looked at the growth projections put out by the county about a month ago, in 5 years, Summit is barely more than half of their capacity.

[mindlesschatter]

From Summit's own website;

 

"The TSSAA anticipates Summit High will be placed in Class AA, District 12 in football, basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball."

 

Maybe I am mis-reading this, but it sounds like 2A ball to me. And if you looked at the growth projections put out by the county about a month ago, in 5 years, Summit is barely more than half of their capacity.

 

you just have to know that Class AA consists of 3A and 4A - easy mistake to make.

Edited December 1, 2010 by mindlesschatter

[taco]

you just have to know that Class AA consists of 3A and 4A - easy mistake to make.

 

ahhh! Thanks for the correction.

[redskins802010]

coach rathbone would be a great addition to any staff, he has more than paid his dues as an assistant....good luck coach bone

[airraid09]

coach rathbone would be a great addition to any staff, he has more than paid his dues as an assistant....good luck coach bone

Did you play for Coach Rathbone?

[middlec]

I hear Centennial has named their coach. Not sure of the man's name but I heard it was an ex NFL player. I'm not sure who.

[middlec]

I'm hearing it might be Chris Sanders (Titans).

[middlec]

I'm hearing it might be Chris Sanders (Titans).

 

I missed it. The CHS coach is Nick Harper.

[CoachU]

I missed it. The CHS coach is Nick Harper.

 

Incorrect!

 

Nick Harper is coordinating strength/speed/conditioning efforts at CHS at this time and off to a great start with the athletes.