[DarthVader]

What factors would make an established coach want to come settle in the thriving metropolis of Manchester, Ky.? I just don't see an established head coach with great success wanting to come to manchester to raise his family, It is the worst county in the entire nation according to the NY Times. My guess is it will be a local guy or a guy that will come in for a year or two and be done and move on then you're back in the same situation. I remember last time the guys at clay pulled the trigger on a coach there were guys with state titles as assistants and winning records that didn't even get a call for interview, the local guy with no experience won out, what makes it any different this time? The most that any school district can afford is a classified and certified contract, if that isnt enough to get a decent coach then you are setting yourself up for trouble with that individual, granted there will be districts that give in to some coaches and award them titles to do nothing during the school day, but those are the exception and with the way schools are pressured now, those days are going to come to an end. A lot of coaches like to make alot of money and do a little work. It is still going to be interesting to see how it works out for you guys.