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well not only do the they have to be young but also go to a school that has a good football base. there are plenty of young talented coaches that will never get the wins to approach the record because they will coach at schools that dont have the set up for football to develop young players in grade school & middle school to win. on top of that if you are a powerhouse state team like trinity, highlands, st x, boyle, bell, danville, belfry or whoever that has everything set up to play for championships, they will be hesitant to hire a young coach that doesnt have much experience. when you look at the 4 current active coaches it is possible that one could hit 400 wins. that would mean that a coach would have to average 12 wins a year for 34 years to pass that mark, that is a daunting task. it is quite possible whoever of these 4 gets the mark may never get passed up. i just see the football landscape getting more competitive as we go along and while i am sure you will have some dominant programs i think the state football scene will see more parity over the years.

You also have to take into consideration will that coach leave to coach in a college atmosphere. (See Chuck Smith for example) :Thumbs: