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Not sure exactly what happened and where the Woolridge boys are playing heck from my understanding GJ had taken a position at Corbin and they was going to be going there lol. I have the upmost respect for Coach G as he was always great with the kids at Northern, I can tell you from my personal conversations with him that he was pretty upset he wasn't offered at least a position coaching job at PC for awhile that was including under the old administration as well. I wish him and his boys nothing but the best no matter where they go.
As far as Pulaski goes they will be ok with the current roster they have with or without transfers, would I like to personally see one or two especially wide receivers yes lol, but at the end of the day they will give anyone a run for their money for the next couple of years

Coach G was offered multiple coaching positions at PCHS, but he chose not to take them. While Coach G is an excellent coach and person who connects well with the kids, it's important to clarify that some of the "facts" that people believe are part of this situation are simply not true.

Not sure what "facts" you are referring to. I can only go by the "facts" I was told from him. I can also tell you this as a "fact" that any successful coach at a  middle school feeder program should have support from the high school coach and for the entire time GJ was there this wasn't the case. Do I think anyone ran Coach G off no, do I think he will be successful wherever he goes yes. Now as far as your comment earlier I also doubt he wanted anyone to beg him to stay but when you simply feel not wanted why stay? I'm sorry if you have had a bad experience like it sounds like you have and I'm in no position to argue with your "facts" but please don't act like you know all the "facts".

I know Coach G was offered a "liaison" position to connect the youth, middle school, and high school programs. However, he chose not to accept that opportunity. He very well could have became a position coach at the high school as well. The roles were there for him, and I think it could have been a great way to bridge the gap between the programs. It’s unfortunate that it didn’t work out, but I believe it speaks to the complexity of the situation and the reasons behind his decision to move on.

I still think Coach G is a great coach and person, and I agree with you—he will find success wherever he goes. I just wanted to share those details to give a fuller picture of the situation from my perspective. Again, I wish him and his boys the best moving forward.