Top 5 Head Coaches in East Tennessee

[volpixie]

Maybe I am a little biased, but how about:

 

Buck Coatney: Fulton

Robbie Black: Fulton

Bob Black: Fulton

Chad Smith: Fulton

Raymond Skeen: Fulton

 

............. and the list goes on and on. HAHA I just love my Falcons!

[greenacrers81]

folks in a five year stretch Ken Colquette was 56-1 with 3 or 4 State Titles. That's all you need to know.

Edited November 9, 2003 by greenacrers81

[BUBBA61]

Bill Young of CAK, he began coaching CAK last year, and it was their 2nd varsity football season. Their first season under Chip Strickland they went 0-8. Their second season under Coach Young they went 3-7. This season they are 6-4, they beat cloudland last night, and going into the second round of the playoffs. Talk about a heck of a coach, anyone who can turn a completely new varsity team around that quickly deserves Coach of the Year.

Edited November 9, 2003 by BUBBA61

[pennyplay6254]

What about Coach May and Coach Henry at Oneida? They have a pretty good record and haven't had a losing season since taking over the program. They have always had a good staff also. I am biased but I think our coaches have studied a lot about the game to become as successful as they are. Go Indians!

[football4doc]

curt jone's chattanooga central team was 0-10 two years ago and this year they are 8-3. thats pretty good coaching i would say.

[Ultimatefan]

Hutchins-McMinn Co.

Jones-Chatt. Central

Gatewood-Ooltewah

Aikens-Boyd Buc.

Turner-Tyner

[A DOGMAN]

Ctcsports, You have to be kidding? Ryan, Shawn and Jason Witten had stellar careers at Elizabethton playing for their grandfather, Dave Rider. Ryan is now coaching and I think he played a while at UVA-Wise, Shawn had a fine career and graduated from VA TECH, and Jason is playing with the Cowboys after a fine run at UT. They did overshadow a lot of players, but all three were team players.

 

Question is, who would I hire? Dave Rider, then I'd go to Quarles of Maryville, then Clark of DB

[Xander Zone]

folks in a five year stretch Ken Colquette was 56-1 with 3 or 4 State Titles. That's all you need to know.

Well, if your going to throw that out there then how about Benny Monroe? Cleveland was tied with the second longest winning streak in the nation. If your going to throw the "legends" in there then my vote goes to Coach Monroe....

Edited November 10, 2003 by Xander Zone

[rlh]

What is really unbelievable is the fact that no one has mentioned Coach Satterfield from Trousdale County.  Another thing is the fact that in the early 90's no one thought Coach Turner at Kirkland was a good coach, but all of a sudden he's a good coach.  I am not disputing that fact, because he was up against a lot at Kirkland.  You all on this board are really funny reading your posts.

Warrior2024 mentioned him and so did someone after you, but I'll mention him.

 

1. Clint Satterfield - Trousdale County

 

2. Ken Colquit - Grundy County

 

3. Vic Grider - South Pittsburg

 

4. Satterfield- Greenback

 

5. Akins- Boyd

 

6. Monroe- Cleveland

 

7. Danny Wilson

Edited November 10, 2003 by rlh

[GradfromtheNest]

Ralph Potter from McCallie is a heck of coach. He wins wherever he goes

Where else has he been???

 

Potter I mean...

[WestHightrojanfan2007]

1)Don Woods- MW - Great coach, turned the program around. WE WILL WIN STATE ONCE WHILE HES HERE.

2)Quarles - Murvil- The Streak and 3 straight state titles speak for themselves

3)Meadows-JeffCo- this man would have been my #3, but after the West/Jeff game and his inability to holdd back players that tried to fight, hes probably a bottom 5 candidate

[WARRIORPRIDE54]

Coach Bill Young of Christian Academy of Knoxville. Look at what he has done with these boys. From a 0-8 season, to play-offs in three years.