[Orange Blaze]

It will be someone on staff. Not many people wanna move to the mountains nowadays. Most are trying their best to leave.

I was thinking the same thing.  Outside of football tradition what would be the draw for an established coach with a track record of success to relocate his family to Hazard?  No disrespect intended but I think a small school in rural Eastern Kentucky is a tough sell for  an experienced coach outside of the area.

I’ve always thought that Class A coaches fall into 1 of 2 categories.  The first is an alumni who is heavily entrenched in the community and will live there until they retire.  The second is a young up and coming coach wanting to build experience for a bigger job and will stay for a decade at the most.  

For those reasons programs are difficult to build in Class A especially in small rural communities.  In the case of Hazard I think the question is do they want to find someone in the old guard to revive the “glory days” or take a risk with a younger guy and let him build the program his way?