[RunItUpTheGut]

^ Hilton is a good coach. Definitely knows his stuff. He won a state title at Bourbon county for crying out loud. He is really good at what he does. Haywood is good too, the thing with Haywood that makes me hesitant to put him up here is the number of times he has been to the state title game and lost. He is a really good coach though. One of the few that sticks to the old wishbone style and knows how to succeed with it.

Glad to see you not take that the wrong way.
I seriously wasn't trolling.

First off, Trinity is a private school. End of discussion. There always going to get good players.
Highlands is Highlands. Their feeder program and the fact that they have kids that WANT to go there make that program what it is. But as i said before, when you have talent and more importantly, SPEED every year in KY high school football, it automatically give you an edge up on everyone. Trust me, i watched Highlands out run Whitley 4 years ago. We were at the top of our game and still couldn't keep up with the speed that Highlands brought and their recievers just made us look silly.

Being a good coach doesnt mean how many championhips you have. It's how you make the kids your coaching better and how far you progress their game.

I look at a good coach as someone who takes what little they have whether that be talent wise or facilty wise and turn it into a powerhouse by their coaching abilities alone. Haywood and Hilton both did that. To be able to run a offense that it 90% run and dominate programs from all over the state is huge, not to mention the fact that they even compete with programs that have much more than them. Take Bell for example always being in the mix of things with Boyle and Highlands and even beating them. You just can't argue the fact that these two are good. It's a shame that there time on this earth is getting shorter because the game never seemed to pass them by.