LEBANON FOOTBALL

[zoneread56]

Has Harp been fired? Its really not cool to be talking about the guys job if its not open. Give the guy some respect smh. 

dude be quiet.. dont even open a thread about the coach if your just gonna be butthurt about it.. we all know he will be if lebanon is smart

[BDP93]

Not the first time I've heard this. Honest question about Mr Hall-what are his job responsibilities at Wilson Co school district that allow his support to be so influential @ LHS? I know his kids go/went to Wilson Central so he supports WC as a result. But I don't ever hear of MJ being hindered as a result of Hall's support or lack thereof. As a WCSD employee why would his support of LHS be any different than of other schools?

 

BDP, is this a mutual parting between Harp and LHS or is Harp being forced out? I hear so much about lack of athletes, athletes not coming out for football, kids going to FCS or other county schools (open zoning), political issues. Bottom line, facilities seem top notch but 7-43 since school opened. What gives?

 

i have heard that it is mutual. i think who we get as next coach will hinge on what district we are put in. if we are with the sumner county schools and other wilson county schools, someone will want the job due to being able to compete. if we are put with the rucos, we will not get a good coach. that is too much of a uphill battle.

[firstandgoal]

i have heard that it is mutual. i think who we get as next coach will hinge on what district we are put in. if we are with the sumner county schools and other wilson county schools, someone will want the job due to being able to compete. if we are put with the rucos, we will not get a good coach. that is too much of a uphill battle.

 

 

Thanks.  All projections I have seen have LHS going with Wilson Co, Sumner, and Metro.

Edited October 27, 2016 by firstandgoal

[zoneread56]

Thanks.  All projections I have seen have LHS going with Wilson Co, Sumner, and Metro.

that would be good for them

[steelcityroller]

I heard them talking about it on the radio and they had it rumored

 

Lebanon

Mt. Juliet

Wilson Central

McGavock

Antioch

Station Camp

Hendersonville

Cane Ridge

 

So you would be pretty much swapping Franklin, Ravenwood and Overton for Cane Ridge, Hendersonville and Station Camp.

 

But I don't think that will be correct because of the amount of teams. I believe there are supposed to be 49-50 teams in 6A. The easiest way to break that down evenly would be 8 regions with 6 teams and a region or two having 7 teams.

Edited October 28, 2016 by steelcityroller

[Playerscoach]

I think he would be a great addition. Tremendous coche with great attributes.

What? Does he have the coaching resume to be considered?

[4thq]

I heard a name out of H2O town but not from the HS.

[4thq]

I heard a name out of H2O town but not from the HS.

[bigchief]

I hope they can get it turned around out there. They were rolling in the Medley days.

[BDP93]

i heard kenny sallis is in the running today. who is the h2o guy?

Edited October 28, 2016 by BDP93

[4thq]

H2Os middle school HC. Sallis was part of the problem before. Why would they bring him back just to run more kids off.

[RCKickOffFootball]

Here is the reality of Lebanon Football. Maybe the coach has something to do with it but I don't believe that's the problem here. Lebanon is a victim of their own towns political decisions. Their choices in not allowing residential expansion and concentrating on industrial and commercial expansion has caused the town to be choked off as it pertains to student body growth. Because of this over the past number of years the major expansion in residential has occurred in the out lying county areas. Thus the growth of Wilson Central. Families want to live where their children will thrive and until the good ole boy powers at be in Lebanon stop lining their own pockets with commercial and industrial business taxes nothing will change. Just look around at the fastest growing areas for high school football. They all have the same thing in common. A great growing residential community that is a draw to families. Lets face it, Lebanon is not an exciting town to live in unless your into fairs and antiques. And until the antiques in office in Lebanon wake up there is not going to be much of a change. Good teams have great communities and good coaches. You have to have a reason for someone to want to live there.