[CATDAD2]

That reminds me. I saw this on Cincinnati.com:

"Heading into this weekend’s games, Bell County coach Dudley Hilton has 344 career victories — one shy of the former Newport Central Catholic coach’s record. Bell County should beat Knox Central in Friday’s Class 4A regional title game. (It already beat Knox Central once this year, 21-7.)
Schneider amassed his wins during 44 seasons at his alma mater. Hilton is in his 35th year as Bell County’s head coach."

If this has already been discussed, excuse me. If not, shame on the Bell fans for not bringing it up. It is a big deal.

Hopefully I can speak for others, but our Coach Hilton has (especially of late) has issued it so much that success is so much of a team effort that it has appeared to us that he doesn't want the light to be shined upon him during such a crucial time in the playoffs. He is so focused on the task at hand and has continually tried to keep his team together, I guess it's better told in his own words that he has continually told his players lately "It's not about you, it's not about me, but it's all about the team". In all of his years of success I guess he's learned a few things and I think one of them would be is success is better enjoyed after a State Championship, he has won three of them. If you would ask him which he would rather have he would probably choose another State Championship, but in his case if Bell can not be distracted and stay focused,:thanks: he can have both. Believe me he will be appreciated, you should be at Bell tomorrow, I believe it will be a very "Big Deal".