[Fly Like a Duck]

He has a losing record and fired as Lynn Camp coach? doesn't seem like a good candidate.

Not sure of him or anybody else being interested, but this record thing is overblown in regards to many of these jobs.

There are four head coaches that I know of for sure coaching in the finals this weekend who either had losing records before coming to their current school and/or who have had more losing seasons than winning ones.

Knox Central isn't a job, IMO, that is going to draw a current HC in a great situation to leave. That's ok. Most jobs out there are in that same category.

Kevin Wallace was almost 20 games below .500 as the HC at Warren East over a 10 year span, having never won a playoff game in that time and also never had one winning season in that duration either. What he's been able to do at BG the last 20 years speaks for itself.

Ty Scroggins was some 10 games below .500 as the HC at Doss before landing the Central job. I also don't think he'd ever won a playoff game.

Doug Person at Franklin-Simpson, who is a DANG good coach, has only had 6 winning seasons out of his 14 as a head coach. Before coming to Franklin-Simpson, he'd only had TWO winning seasons in his 9 years as a HC at Paris, Rowan County, Lou. Western and Bullitt East (one of those two winning seasons was his first year as the HC at Bullitt East in 2008 when they lost out on the 4A title to Bell County by two yards).

Johnny Hines at Pulaski County had a losing record at Barren County before heading back to Pulaski County as an assistant coach in the mid 90's and then ultimately taking over in 99-00 (right in there). He's also had FIVE seasons of 3 wins or less as the HC at Pulaski County.


Moral of the story? There are a BOATLOAD of coaches out there who have struggled at some point(s) in there careers...some short...some long...some on multiple occurrences.

I think Knox is fine job, but IMO, it's not one that you are going to get many to leave their current situations for that are setting the world on fire.