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Head coaching records back to 1998 for PLD:

2016 to present Chris Mullins is 3-12.
2013-2015 Paul Rains was 13-21.
2011-2012 Derrick Thomas was 4-19.
2010 Bob Lawson was 1-10.
2008-2009 Jason Howell was 3-19.
2005-2007 David Hensley was 15-20.
2003-2004 Fred Barnott was 14-10.
2001-2002 Mark Peach was 17-8.
1998-2000 Mike Meighan was 21-16.

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He has a better record than 3 of the 8 coaches on that list. If you have a complaint about him go to the board, it does no good to get on here. Most people will come to a coaches defense when you are in your second season at a job and have had several players taken away by a new school. Now if Dunbar was a powerhouse this might be different, having to go back 7 coaches before you find one that had a winning record ( honestly only one of those coaches being significantly above .500) I'd be happy to have a coach willing to stay. If you want one of us to call Dunbar on your behalf just leave your name we will be happy to pass along your complaints.

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He has a better record than 3 of the 8 coaches on that list. If you have a complaint about him go to the board, it does no good to get on here. Most people will come to a coaches defense when you are in your second season at a job and have had several players taken away by a new school. Now if Dunbar was a powerhouse this might be different, having to go back 7 coaches before you find one that had a winning record ( honestly only one of those coaches being significantly above .500) I'd be happy to have a coach willing to stay. If you want one of us to call Dunbar on your behalf just leave your name we will be happy to pass along your complaints.

The season is not over yet. Mullins could easily be 3-18 by the end of the season.

You missed the point.

Coaches do not tend to stay at Dunbar very long.

It is just a matter of time before Mullins goes to Douglass and coaches there.

Garry McPeek, the AD at Douglass, was Mullins' high school coach when Mullins played at Greenup County in the late 90's.

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Mullins and Carter (Associate Head Coach) are now tenured within FCPS. Therefore, leaving Dunbar football for greener (and slightly orange) pastures within FCPS would not cause either of them to lose their jobs as math teachers.

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The season is not over yet. Mullins could easily be 3-18 by the end of the season.

You missed the point.

Coaches do not tend to stay at Dunbar very long.

It is just a matter of time before Mullins goes to Douglass and coaches there.

Garry McPeek, the AD at Douglass, was Mullins' high school coach when Mullins played at Greenup County in the late 90's.

Gary McPeek is the AD at Douglas and his brother is coaching? Wow, good luck to Douglas because they'll pull the same ole .... there as they have everywhere else.
I wish Mullins the best, it's tough to turn a program around especially when you are the outsider and not one of the good ole boys.

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Mullins is the Denethor of Dunbar football at this moment in time. He may hold the keys to Minas Tirith; however, Mullins is no Aragorn.

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When does the transfer QB from LCA get cleared by the KHSAA to play at Dunbar?

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Will Dunbar win a game this season?

I think that they have a chance against Henry Clay and Bryan Station, but will struggle against Scott County and Western.