[Chubby Smith]

What does Breathitt’s coaching staff do? Who do they prepare ? Why do they struggle so bad with judging kids’s skills ? Are there too many dads involved ? We’re talking about a program that used to be a powerhouse.

Is it safe to say that the Basketball , Baseball and maybe even Softball program has outshined the the football program the last several seasons ? Could you imagine the success Breathitt would have had with Shannon Hoskins & John Meehan coaching at Breathitt the last 10 years ? Or how much better would have the football team done if they had all their athletes playing ? Not blaming the coaches on this one but they have to find a way to get all their kids out.

Breathitt County seems to always produce athletes but if we’re being honest.. they very seldom , if ever , hire good coaches.

That’s my 2 cents for today.

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The problem with a freshman Qb is most look great in middle school but when they move to high school ball a lot of kids have trouble throwing it. It usually takes a year or so to get used to it and the speed of the game is different. That being said I would probably go with the freshman and just throw him into the fire it may not show results this year but would show good results in the long run.

I agree with speed game on freshman it going look a lot faster.   I don’t think has no trouble throwing bigger ball though. I seen video of him throwing he can spin it. Deep ball over 50 yards can throw 15-20 yard outs on rope. I’m sure be learning curve new offense.

I’ve seen the videos and no doubt about it the Hollon kid is talented. I question his physicality and size for playing the QB position. Not saying he won’t ever get there but I think he’s at least 2 years away from being a varsity QB. I think a lot of fans / parents and some coaches get it wrong trying to rush a kid into a position. Sure we all want to play as freshmen but in most cases they’re just not physically ready at that age and there’s nothing wrong with that.