[HAT51]

thanks for the links

Coach Schneider will always be considered one of the greats and i dont think him being passed up by any coach will take away from his legacy. i was just curious because i live in louisville and if/when Coach Hilton does pass him i would like to make it to the game so i would have to plan for that.

you figure it will kind of be like joe pa and bowden between hilton and heywood. neither one wanting to retire before the other.

you also have to look at harp at danville and glaser at st. x both are close to hilton and haywood and have a few less years on their tires. who ever sets the mark with those 4 may hold onto that record for a long time.

You're getting old when you remember Walter Brugh, Garnis Martin and a few others holding the record at 280 and under. Never thought someone would have 300 and now there is 5, Harp needs 1 to have 300 and McGlone has 289 and could possibly get there as well.