[Lambert #1]

DoubleDubya,

In reality I probably agree with you BUT it may just work out. I emphasize greatly that he needs to be surrounded by some experienced and reliable assistants for it to work. I don't know the kid and yes it's huge undertaking for a 19 year old but who knows and I guess only time will tell. I'm from Letcher County and a few of our smaller schools in the past have had older gentlemen running their programs that never was successful. I say if he's willing to work hard give him a chance and he might just surprise some of you. I now for sure that if the parents and community get's behind him instead of second guessing him because of his age he will never succeed. I kind of think it's impressive that a young man of that age is willing to take on such a task when most 19 year old's are more interested in chasing girls and getting drunk with their buddies. Everybody has to get that first chance to amount to anything in the coaching ranks. Try it for one year and if he flops you move on, if not you have coach for a long time and that's hard to find now a days.