[TheHotSnakes]

Plenty. It might not come out in the papers as being fired, but often times it's a mutual agreement to part ways.

I would speculate that unless a coach is leaving to take another job, then 75% of the time they were fired. Or forced out. Whatever you want to call it. They were "encouraged" to step down.


It happens way too much. And, honestly, it shouldn't happen at just about every public school in the state. Unless they are blatantly bad, or commit some sort of major violation or cause an incident, they don't deserve to be fired. High school teams are impacted by the local economy, geography, politics, culture, funds, coaching, and probably most importantly genetics. Firing a guy who can control so little of what he is given seems to be the wrong decision.