Chesapeake Head Coaching Search
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Im sure he is a good assit Coach, Ive heard hes a nice guy as well. What is the discussion even about? His best year was 5-6?!?!
Enough said.
Change was way over due
Cody Carter at Huntington High would be an excellent choice.
Enough said.
Change was way over due
Cody Carter at Huntington High would be an excellent choice.
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I’d like to seem them pluck a Fairland guy or even a Portsmouth guy. These programs year in and year out are hard nosed football teams. Getting a guy from one of these programs would be huge. They could bring that winner mentality back the peake which is long over due.
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Heard that Harley Estep of Ashland Blazer is interested in this job, He is an assistant under Chad Tackett, he would be a great choice.
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I know that it was posted formally last week. Multiple Chesapeake School Board Members posted it and shared it on their facebook pages and to social media with the formal posting. I haven’t heard any names yet tho.
Peake can be a good job for the right guy. They have great buy in at the youth league level. The school supports the program with the Peake Performance Program P3 they have great facilities too. I really think this is a much better job than people might realize. Coach Knipp did a really nice job leading the program and putting stuff in place for Peake to be able to win he was dedicated and committed to making sure the kids were training and the right guy can come in and build off that. Good luck to Peake in the search
Peake can be a good job for the right guy. They have great buy in at the youth league level. The school supports the program with the Peake Performance Program P3 they have great facilities too. I really think this is a much better job than people might realize. Coach Knipp did a really nice job leading the program and putting stuff in place for Peake to be able to win he was dedicated and committed to making sure the kids were training and the right guy can come in and build off that. Good luck to Peake in the search
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You have no clue of what you don’t know. Ask Andy Clark what he thinks of this nonsense. Rick Clark has been part of this program for many years. Ask him what he thinks. Dime a dozen you have your own agenda. You support a decision that hurt this program. Remember thatdime-a-dozen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 8:06 pm I was able to attend every home game this year and catch 1-2 away games in the internet. Definitely been a lot of attitude problems the last 2-3 years. A lot of unsportsmanlike conducts, and a lot of silly penalties. When I speak discipline I’m not just talking about acting out, I’m also talking about being a discipline football player who can play fundamentally sound and discipline football. I didn’t see much discipline football this year either. To see a poster wonder why Chesapeake decided to move on is wild. They lost TWENTY FOUR conference games in a row, also their 5 huge wins this year were all against teams with sub .500 records, three of which only had 1 win all year, ZERO of them made the playoffs, not to mention Chesapeake Football was a healthy football program during the Phil Davis and Andy Clark eras. This era unfortunately has been hard to watch, and not healthy in the slightest. Also the majority of the weight lifting was done by the P3 program which is ran by volunteers, most of which are not coaches. The new coaching staff will definitely have to pour a new foundation.
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You have no clue of what you don’t know. Ask Andy Clark what he thinks of this nonsense. Rick Clark has been part of this program for many years. Ask him what he thinks. Dime a dozen you have your own agenda. You support a decision that hurt this program. Remember thatPurpleby2 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:19 pm [quote=dime-a-dozen post_id=2130535 time=<a href="tel:1731459984">1731459984</a> user_id=3667]
I was able to attend every home game this year and catch 1-2 away games in the internet. Definitely been a lot of attitude problems the last 2-3 years. A lot of unsportsmanlike conducts, and a lot of silly penalties. When I speak discipline I’m not just talking about acting out, I’m also talking about being a discipline football player who can play fundamentally sound and discipline football. I didn’t see much discipline football this year either. To see a poster wonder why Chesapeake decided to move on is wild. They lost TWENTY FOUR conference games in a row, also their 5 huge wins this year were all against teams with sub .500 records, three of which only had 1 win all year, ZERO of them made the playoffs, not to mention Chesapeake Football was a healthy football program during the Phil Davis and Andy Clark eras. This era unfortunately has been hard to watch, and not healthy in the slightest. Also the majority of the weight lifting was done by the P3 program which is ran by volunteers, most of which are not coaches. The new coaching staff will definitely have to pour a new foundation.
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My only agenda is to see Chesapeake Football be relevant and compete again! Not sure why this is being spun in to some personal agenda nonsense. The only info you really need is the record from the last 5 years to make an educated assessment that change was needed. Have a wonderful thanksgiving Purpleby2
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I spoke to Harley and he said this is not true. He has no interest in the job.
I sent a message to Matt from Harley about this.
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My only agenda is to see Chesapeake Football be relevant and compete again! Not sure why this is being spun in to some personal agenda nonsense. The only info you really need is the record from the last 5 years to make an educated assessment that change was needed. Have a wonderful thanksgiving Purpleby2dime-a-dozen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 9:18 amYou have no clue of what you don’t know. Ask Andy Clark what he thinks of this nonsense. Rick Clark has been part of this program for many years. Ask him what he thinks. Dime a dozen you have your own agenda. You support a decision that hurt this program. Remember thatPurpleby2 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:19 pm [quote=dime-a-dozen post_id=2130535 time=<a href="tel:1731459984">1731459984</a> user_id=3667]
I was able to attend every home game this year and catch 1-2 away games in the internet. Definitely been a lot of attitude problems the last 2-3 years. A lot of unsportsmanlike conducts, and a lot of silly penalties. When I speak discipline I’m not just talking about acting out, I’m also talking about being a discipline football player who can play fundamentally sound and discipline football. I didn’t see much discipline football this year either. To see a poster wonder why Chesapeake decided to move on is wild. They lost TWENTY FOUR conference games in a row, also their 5 huge wins this year were all against teams with sub .500 records, three of which only had 1 win all year, ZERO of them made the playoffs, not to mention Chesapeake Football was a healthy football program during the Phil Davis and Andy Clark eras. This era unfortunately has been hard to watch, and not healthy in the slightest. Also the majority of the weight lifting was done by the P3 program which is ran by volunteers, most of which are not coaches. The new coaching staff will definitely have to pour a new foundation.
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Chesapeake historically was consistently relevant under Coach Davis-not before or since.
This isn’t a great job.
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Chesapeake historically was consistently relevant under Coach Davis-not before or since.Gator B Long wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2024 5:14 pmMy only agenda is to see Chesapeake Football be relevant and compete again! Not sure why this is being spun in to some personal agenda nonsense. The only info you really need is the record from the last 5 years to make an educated assessment that change was needed. Have a wonderful thanksgiving Purpleby2dime-a-dozen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 9:18 amYou have no clue of what you don’t know. Ask Andy Clark what he thinks of this nonsense. Rick Clark has been part of this program for many years. Ask him what he thinks. Dime a dozen you have your own agenda. You support a decision that hurt this program. Remember thatPurpleby2 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:19 pm [quote=dime-a-dozen post_id=2130535 time=<a href="tel:1731459984">1731459984</a> user_id=3667]
I was able to attend every home game this year and catch 1-2 away games in the internet. Definitely been a lot of attitude problems the last 2-3 years. A lot of unsportsmanlike conducts, and a lot of silly penalties. When I speak discipline I’m not just talking about acting out, I’m also talking about being a discipline football player who can play fundamentally sound and discipline football. I didn’t see much discipline football this year either. To see a poster wonder why Chesapeake decided to move on is wild. They lost TWENTY FOUR conference games in a row, also their 5 huge wins this year were all against teams with sub .500 records, three of which only had 1 win all year, ZERO of them made the playoffs, not to mention Chesapeake Football was a healthy football program during the Phil Davis and Andy Clark eras. This era unfortunately has been hard to watch, and not healthy in the slightest. Also the majority of the weight lifting was done by the P3 program which is ran by volunteers, most of which are not coaches. The new coaching staff will definitely have to pour a new foundation.
This isn’t a great job.
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Andy Clark had the program pretty relevant year-in and year-out….
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No one wants him except you! The kids don’t either. Not talking about knipp.RJShifko wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2024 8:12 am Any official names yet?
I have heard one name as a rumor here in Proctorville that I think would be a huge move.
The Peake job should be a good job. The P3 program they have built in with the school is great. I know Coach Knipp had the kids following a workout program they were working with AP Prep everything is in place for this to be a good job.
Will the new coach be able to put in his own scheme using different sets and formations if so I think Peake attracts a few guys that could be solid there.
Coach Knipp I think did a nice job stabilizing the program worked his butt off to win and do it the right way. I am sure he is disappointed with the results wasn’t for a lack of effort or care for the kids I would consider him one of the good guys in this area coaching high school football in the tri state
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No league titles
4 winning
3 losing
1 .500 season
Defining relevant is a choice of views
No league titles
4 winning
3 losing
1 .500 season
Defining relevant is a choice of views
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Very true of what youve said. Basketball is the sport at Chesy. Football is just football at that schoolOhio1979 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 1:25 pmDecent facilities. Seem to be some athletes that play basketball. That doesn’t mean they would play football. Not sure this is a great job but who knows.luvtlm wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 12:51 pmWhat are the football teams numbers like? What's a typical class participation number? Do they have enough athletes and football minds kids to be good?dime-a-dozen wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 9:21 am With the BOE electing not to renew the current coaching staff, where do the Panthers turn now?
I'm curious to know if this is a good job that was not coached well or was it a community that overestimates the quality of athelet that's actually there.
The benefits of an outside coach looking at it is- low expectations, nice field, weak conference and a weak out of conference schedule.
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Jonjon wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 1:48 amNo one wants him except you! The kids don’t either. Not talking about knipp.RJShifko wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2024 8:12 am Any official names yet?
I have heard one name as a rumor here in Proctorville that I think would be a huge move.
The Peake job should be a good job. The P3 program they have built in with the school is great. I know Coach Knipp had the kids following a workout program they were working with AP Prep everything is in place for this to be a good job.
Will the new coach be able to put in his own scheme using different sets and formations if so I think Peake attracts a few guys that could be solid there.
Coach Knipp I think did a nice job stabilizing the program worked his butt off to win and do it the right way. I am sure he is disappointed with the results wasn’t for a lack of effort or care for the kids I would consider him one of the good guys in this area coaching high school football in the tri state
I have no idea who is interested in Chesapeake or who they have actually talked to. All I was saying is I think it is a good job.
Not sure who you think I am vouching for here. Also not sure why you feel the need to come after me as if I am vouching or pushing for any particular coach. I don’t know who you are but I would talk football or coaching any day with you. I spent a lot of time around the game and love talking about it.
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Purple by 2 just cant let it go lol
Im not even a Chesapeake person and I figured out who she was pretty quick lol
Was Chesapeake just supposed to extend his contract 2-3 more years and hope they won 6 games??? I mean i get it sour grapes but he had plenty of time and couldn't get it done.
She is probably just in a bad mood because of the election.
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Im not even a Chesapeake person and I figured out who she was pretty quick lol
Was Chesapeake just supposed to extend his contract 2-3 more years and hope they won 6 games??? I mean i get it sour grapes but he had plenty of time and couldn't get it done.
She is probably just in a bad mood because of the election.
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What about a former OVC champion football HC whose coached at many schools and two in OVC?