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Whatever you say... Stay in your lane..Don’t taint him with critiques of the past. Congratulate Dixon on Dixon. He has nothing to do with your complaints of the previous coach.
You obviously read way too much into my post. The environment that existed with James has nothing to do with Mark Dixon. I think that is obvious.Sure. But I’ve been the guy taking over before and it’s toxic to everyone when someone well-intentioned keeps bringing up their disdain for the old guy.
You obviously read way too much into my post. The environment that existed with James has nothing to do with Mark Dixon. I think that is obvious.
You should take your own advice.Whatever you say... Stay in your lane..
They were excited when they got Jones. They were excited when they got James. Maybe this one works out for them.Dixon is an excellent coach. This seems to be a very good hire for Pulaski County. As with all things, time will tell how it plays out.
Who was excited? I don't like dink it dunk it football like jones ran.They were excited when they got Jones. They were excited when they got James. Maybe this one works out for them.
I think the overall enthusiasm in PC, when Jones was hired, was alright, we got another Joel Hicks/Jack Turner style guy. Didn't turn out that way. I remember you being very vocal and and critical of Jones style once he was established there. Just don't know how long it took you to form that opinion. But Dixon's a great hire. I wasn't too sure he wanted to coach high school for much longer. But I don't think he would of moved unless he planned on being there a while.Who was excited? I don't like dink it dunk it football like jones ran.
I was not critical of Jones. But, I have always been critical of the spread offense. Especially in high school.I think the overall enthusiasm in PC, when Jones was hired, was alright, we got another Joel Hicks/Jack Turner style guy. Didn't turn out that way. I remember you being very vocal and and critical of Jones style once he was established there. Just don't know how long it took you to form that opinion. But Dixon's a great hire. I wasn't too sure he wanted to coach high school for much longer. But I don't think he would of moved unless he planned on being there a while.
I'm pretty sure you called his workouts --- Jane Fonda Workouts---.I thought it was funny. I like big boy football too.I was not critical of Jones. But, I have always been critical of the spread offense. Especially in high school.
Lol. You may be right on that one..I'm pretty sure you called his workouts --- Jane Fonda Workouts---.I thought it was funny. I like big boy football too.
I think Dixon genuinely thought about going to the college level a few years ago. But working a handful of college camps, he came to realize, high school was right where he wanted to be. He can have lifelong impacts on these kids that doesn't translate to the college level in the same ways.But Dixon's a great hire. I wasn't too sure he wanted to coach high school for much longer. But I don't think he would of moved unless he planned on being there a while.
Would have to agree with this statement - there is nothing worse than watching average high school teams running a pure spread offense. Spread is the fad now as it is all over the tv on Saturdays in the fall - but those teams playing on Saturday get to recruit their players - a luxury not afforded to high school teams. Also - running the spread at the high school level requires a special QB - and the years you don't have that guy it becomes harder to distribute the football to your other playmakers than it is in a more traditional style of offense. Even with a special QB - if he is having a bad night then the entire offense will sputter.I was not critical of Jones. But, I have always been critical of the spread offense. Especially in high school.
LT runs a cover-zero where they rely on the kids to win their matchups, so I’m not sure that’s a great analogy if you check the defensive scheme.
Sorry if I came across as argumentative. I just know Sawyer runs their cover-zero religiously. You’re right that it stops the run well. I just don’t know if it’s conservative the same way a primarily run-based offense is.