[ltlbitlee@yahoo.com]

Yes, ECMS FB HEAD Coach is a young coach. He is dedicated to his players, a mentor, a friend, and understands what the middle school boys need to learn to be ready to play for ECHS. He played under Jones and was a great player who has made a great coach. He is a student at EKU, and also works a part time job. He is respected in our community and is an excellent role model to our boys, especially those who thought they had nothing to give after their high school football days were over. EVERY YEAR we have more players that want to come out and help with youth league, and middle school. We don't have a problem with it, so no one else should. Our coaches devote themselves to the youth of our community. They are teaching our boys more than just plays, offense and defense. They are teaching them to work together, to be responsible, and teaching to keep their heads up when they are getting their guts stomped out by another team that they will never have to face in high school because they are 2 or 3 classes difference. Coaches in the Estill County Football program, from youth league to the high school, are not only coaches, but they are teachers, neighbors, friends, pastors, and rooted to this community. They work together. They stick together. They protect and look out for each other. That is what they teach their players. That is what they practice. Ask and they will say, "Yes, I am my brothers' keeper." And they mean it.