[TheHotSnakes]

In Georgia with as many years as he's been doing it, I'd say he is. But, I've known college aged young men say the same thing before. They decide to hang it up, thinking they are completely burnt out (and, they might be)..only to take 4-6 months completely off and they transfer only to be more rejuvenated than they ever thought they could be and in turn love the game more than they had previously. The mind and soul are mysterious things.

Talk about year round...it's the definition of year round down there.

How many coaches, regardless of age, have had at least a little bit burn out? I mean, you put in countless hours, and for a pretty big stretch it's 24/7. And that might not always get you the win.

I've known guys who claimed to be burned out after a down year, because it's a huge strain on your health, family, money, time, friends, job, and your mental stability.

If a coach says he's never even been remotely burned out, then he's a liar or he's been coaching for a week or two


From everything I've been able to gather, I don't think this is a bad hire for Bell County.