Stewart County

[bluedevilpride2012]

Austin stays at Northwest and Stewart County searches for another coach.

[@38320]

Why has Stewco usually been such a revolving door with coaches over the past several years? MH stayed longer than I thought he would. They seem to have a nice school with good kids. What's going on over there?

Edited July 10, 2012 by @38320

[rcombs]

Why has Stewco usually been such a revolving door with coaches over the past several years? MH stayed longer than I thought he would. They seem to have a nice school with good kids. What's going on over there?

 

Haggard resigned after getting a DUI. I would speculate that he was forced to resign after an arrest.

[Bama4life]

I know that at least four people interviewed this week for the vacancy. Curious to see when SC will name the new coach, especially since teams could begin preparations in helmets this past week. Week 0 will be here before we know it!

[cubs1]

Bama are you one of the 4.

[bigredbird]

There is much more to this whole story than people know IMHO. Holliday was looking for a coaching position when his father got sick and he left to go home to Ohio. He was going to be the head coach at either West Creek or NW in Clarksville. He applied for several jobs and was leaving the Rebels no matter what. The talent level was going to be way down even thought the numbers were supposedly still up. The Principal hired an old buddy instead of looking at the larger pool of talented coaches that applied for the position in the Spring. That backfired when the man was caught drinking and driving on July 4th. Supposedly a call was made to the Austin (the interim head coach who became the youngest head football coach in the state when he accepted the position at Northwest). He passed after being looked over by the Principal in May. Now, it will be interesting to see how this plays out because the word out of Dover is the position may go to another guy who coached the Rebels several years back. I guess recycling old assistant coaches is the pattern now that Holliday is gone. Myles was the ONLY successful head football coach in school history. Chris Guynn went way outside the box when he hired Holliday. Whoever takes his place will benefit for two years from his leadership but will be on their own after Holliday's talent graduates. Good luck to the Black and Gold.

[bigredbird]

Myles Holiday is the new Head Football Coach at Metamora Evergreen Vikings in Ohio.

 

 

http://fcnews.org/ma...0&ArticleID=339

Edited July 17, 2012 by bigredbird

[Bama4life]

Cubs1, I am not one of the 4 candidates. I will be spending my time this fall officiating instead of coaching. I have not coached in 2 years and decided that time with my family was more important. Officiating takes less time requirements than coaching does.

Edited July 17, 2012 by Bama4life

[TheDefense]

Has anyone heard any news yet? I read on the leaf chronicle website that the job had to be posted through monday this week and a decision was expected soon after that date. First day of pads is less than 2 weeks away, could be devistating on a program if this hire doesn't come soon.

[BIRD9]

Heard from a credible source that the job has been offered to someone. The only thing I know is that it was to be offered to someone with prior High School HC experience. Not sure who that would be or if it was accepted by said individual.

[bigredbird]

I heard it was Coach Winston.

[macbeth]

Who is Winston? Stewart County and Montgomery Central has had a some interesting games the last few years. I think that trend will continue with 2 new coaches.