[Fly Like a Duck]

If I was a coach I'd say far away as I could from PLD

One would think. But, I do know that the simple fact of having 2,000 kids in the school and no shortage of athletes is awful appealing. I saw them on ihigh a couple times this season, and athletically, they hardly ever look out matched.

I also saw one little note on their open job thread on the KHSAA site stating that there will be teaching jobs available in the building for the '13-'14 school year. I thought that was interesting, because in years past, I know for a fact that the admin wasn't sure if or what would be open.

The Catch 22 about Dunbar is just what I stated about about talent and facilities. At some point, a program and it's people inside it (admin, parents, boosters) have to wake up and realize that what they are doing is wrong. Their way obviously isn't working.

If a very football savy coach with a bigger than the program attitude iron fist, control freak like approach) can get in there with SOME support, then Dunbar could turn into the program that most associated with Kentucky high school football know it can be.