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coachfields

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  1. We are looking for coaches. Our priority is on hiring an experienced Offensive Coordinator. We also are looking for "best-fit" position coaching spots that are more flexible. We have a great group of guys on staff and hoping to add to that! We currently have non-certified positions in our district that are open. We are projecting Computer Science as well as English teaching positions so far for next year. Our community and school leadership want to build Jay County athletics. Our administration is excellent to work for! People don't leave here often. Our athletic director is the best in the business! If interested, please shoot me a message. Eddie Fields edfields@jayschools.k12.in.us
  2. We are looking for summer 11 on 11. Would prefer the month of June right now. Can host or travel. If you come to us, we will feed your team. Please shoot me an email if interested: edfields@jayschools.k12.in.us
  3. This is a very kind message and I’m grateful to read it! We are excited to get to town and get to work. Please stop by and say hello when you get a chance! On a side note we are filled up on 11 on 11s so thank you to everyone that reached out!!
  4. We got a couple booked. We still have one opening. Hoping to host this one. If anyone is interested in coming to Portland let me know. Will be good experience and we will feed your kids.
  5. We are excited to get things rolling at Jay County with 11 on 11s this summer. Willing to host or travel. We are hoping to schedule during week Monday to Thursday. If anyone’s looking please let me know. Eddie Fields edfields@jayschools.k12.in.us
  6. Manchester High School is looking for coaches. Need: Varsity defensive coordinator Varsity position coach (can also be lower level coordinator if interested in getting play calling experience) Jr High Coach Teaching and Classified Openings are listed on our website Feel free to email, text or call me if you are interested Eddie Fields eddie_fields@mcs.k12.in.us 260-615-7487
  7. Here's to that 4.13% Whitko has. Go Big Blue!
  8. I'm not familiar with the history of Hammond. Is there a lot of Greek soldiers in their past? Or is there another reason why wolves don't fit their history and Spartans do? I am genuinely curious.
  9. I think one of the things that I always wonder about when you go on a contraction rant is that there will always be a worst team. Do you think as teams contract that there will be parity among the group as to eliminate lower level teams? What would the final result of contraction look like? A conference finish with 1 or 2 clear front runners and the rest somewhere around .500? A realignment with teams following a bell curve-ish win loss total with high win teams at the top, most teams in the middle, and low win teams at the bottom with just less teams overall? I am sure some schools could and should contract but I don't think that decision should be based solely on win-loss record.
  10. As a Whitko grad I think it's a good hire. If you read the Times Union article, it talks about him intentionally balancing life as a coach and father. That's a trend that seems to be appearing more in the profession and I will be rooting for Coach Jensen even more because of it.
  11. Part of the risk is also false information. If a coach hasn't applied, but someone makes that implication and it picks up steam, the coach could be at risk of having a relationship in jeopardy for something he had nothing to do with. I appreciate the site's policy on keeping unsubstantiated claims to a minimum.
  12. I think there needs to be a standardized mercy rule. When I was in Florida it kicked in with a 35 point lead and went back out to standard timing if the lead dropped below 35. Everyone knew how the clock was going to play out and there was no debate nor arguments about . I am in South Carolina now. We had a team ask for it last year when we were up 21. They got the ball after the half and scored on the first drive. Their head coach still wanted the running clock, the officials wanted the clock to go back to normal timing rules, our head coach just wanted to know what the heck was going on. When I was in Indiana, we played a team and won 74-6. It was an away game three hours away so we only dressed 30 players. The other team's coach refused the running clock and we ran dive every single play with our worst skill player and it still got out of hand. Without a rule you are asking a head coach to agree to what many feel like is giving up. A lot of guys won't do it because they don't want to quit on the kids or they don't want their community to feel like they gave up on the kids. I would be open to many different solutions, but I think there needs to be a standard that everyone understands and I think the solution takes has automatic indicators so it's not left to human judgement.
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