[Strikeout King]

Dunbar is more than capable of a competitive football team, the resources are definitely there, the school is also one of the largest in the state as well. The naysayers want to spread negativity and keep you down, but the excuses are simply excuses. Excuses have never helped accomplish goals. The culture is down but the right person who is dedicated can get this program back, is it going to be hard, absolutely , is this job for everyone, no. However, this could be a great job for someone wanting to make a name for themselves, expectations are low, any success will be appreciated and they will have time if they can slowly and methodically increase that success each year, they have a great facility , it's 6A football in Lexington, and there are people and parents waiting in the wings to fully support and help this program rise back. Golden opportunity for a person that's willing to work diligently, horrible one for a status quo guy.

Nothing against Dunbar and not putting them down nor the players but that school is a train wreck when it comes to football. They are 29-103 since 2006 season and have went through 6 coaching changes since then too. 05-07 David Hensley, 07-09 Jason Howell, 2010 Bob Lawson, 11-13 Derrick Thompson, 13-15 Paul Rains, 16-17 Chris Mullins. Dunbar has had 1 .500 season in 12 years and that was the 2013 team under Paul Rains that went 6-6. Also, Dunbar is on a 13 game losing streak and have lost 14 of their last 15 games. I think that Frederick Douglass being built is what hurt Dunbar because they had players to transfer to Douglass.