Reagan

At Westlake, in the prior 43 years to Dodge arriving only 1 State Title was won. Dodge ended up winning 3 in a row. If the talent was always there then why didn't ALL the previous coaches have at least 3 or 4 Titles apiece? Now that Dodge is gone, we'll see if any future coach there can win 3 in a row. At Southlake, before Dodge, they did have a Championship Type coach who did have 3 Titles. Dodge had 4 with 3 in a row. There was a coach between the previous title coach and Dodge, why didn't he win a Title? The same question goes here as I asked about Westlake: If the talent is/was at Southlake then why didn't ALL the previous or future coaches have at least 3 or 4 Titles?

Thanks for the question. The 2 schools are Southlake Carroll and Austin Westlake.

This is just a plain insult to Surratt to try and prove the point that's it's not about coaching. I say a Championship type coach will be successful at any level. But, it's always good to try and prove one's point with constant what-ifs. Why? Because it's easy and can't ever be proven. As I've said before, there aren't that many top tier coaches out there. So you are probably right that one will not go to PNG. But, was Surratt, Briles, Buchanan and Dodge top tier coaches when they arrived at their respective schools that they won State Titles? NO! All head coaches start their careers as assistants. Not hard to figure that one out. So, could the new PNG coach eventually be a Championship Type coach. Absolutely he could. Will he? It's hard to tell. But, since there aren't that many out there, the odds are against him. That's why if the community actually wants a State Title then you have to put a time limit. It doesn't necessarily have to be 7 years. It could be 10 or 12. Just where the community wants to set the bar. But, overall, if one can't in 7 then probably won't in 20. Again, I was a little disappointed that Westerburg didn't stay on at BH. He was there only 5 years. I think he had them going in the right direction. But him leaving without a Title gives fodder to the "it's not the coach" crowd. I get that. But, I'll match your point: Tod Dodge was able to do it at two different schools! But as I've said before, there are no guarantees. Well, with the exception that the Rams were going to win the Super Bowl.

I heard it from one of the panelist on Gutfeld which is on Fox.

Just heard that Ukraine was/is being used by, but not limited to, Hunter Biden and the Clinton Foundation for money laundering purposes. Has anyone heard this?

So, I'm curious: Do you think/feel, without exception, that ANY coach could have came in at the same time as Surratt and accomplished what he has done? You know, 8 titles starting his 2nd year. Do you think/feel, without exception, that ANY coach could have came in at the same time as Dodge at Southlake Carroll and accomplish what he did? You know, 4 out 5 Titles. Or, how about what Dodge accomplished at Westlake? Think, without exception, that any coach could have came in at the same time and replicated what he did? You know, 3 titles in a row. The first one 6 years. Do you think/feel, without exception, that ANY coach could have came in at the same time Briles did at Stephenville and accomplish the same thing he did? You know, 4 titles in 7 year years. The first one was in the 6th year.

They are probably ticked off because they moved Aledo up also!

Would it have mattered when Buchanan showed up at Aledo? How about Briles at Stephenville? How about Surratt, who we are talking about, would it have mattered when Surratt showed up at Carthage? Point is -- these coaches came in and did something no other coaches were able to do. The fact is is that Surratt did it in 2 years after NOTHING the previous 83 years. One has to believe it was his ability! So, yes, Championship Type coaches can do things that other coaches can't. This is why there aren't that many Championship Type coaches. But you have one at Aledo. I think that's why there are those from Crosby that are jealous!

First of all we were talking about Crosby. The answer, again, is yes, Surratt could have won a Title there. Might not be in the second year but I feel confident within 7 years. Because, again, this is what Championship Type coaches do. These other fun bits: again, it all depends where you set the bar. Low expectations will always be met. Now, Surratt and HJ and not being able to win a Title there. Do you think they might have been saying the same thing at Carthage before he got there? Let's look at the school before he got there: 20 coaches and 83 years -- NEVER had a Title. And in the second year BOOM! Do you think they might have been saying the same thing at Aledo? How about Stephenville? I think we could draw a good parallel of what was going on at Stephenville vs Brownwood and HJ vs WOS. Brownwood, like WOS, was the big dog. Stephenville had not beat Brownwood since 1963 and not won a district title since 1952. The people were concerned that they "can't" beat Brownwood. Just like the people at HJ are concerned that they "can't" beat WOS. But you know what -- they finally did! And what was the difference? A Championship Type coach named Art Briles!! PS -- there was a good chance that Bridge City, under Les Johnson, would have beaten WOS if they hadn't postponed the game. So, yes, anything is possible!

Curious: How many people do you think at one time thought professional wrestling was for real and wasn't rigged? Just saying. The total melt down of the KC Chiefs in the second half of the AFC Championship game ought to give people the thought that something wasn't right. I've seen and heard this phrase a few times concerning this: "It's what's good for the league." And again, it's all about entertainment. Just like professional wrestling!

My opinion: Surratt started winning the State Title in his second year (3 in a row) at Carthage. Don't see any reason why he couldn't duplicate this at, say, Crosby! Same thing goes for Buchanan and Briles. Again -- this is what state championship type coaches do. Oh, BTW, at Carthage, the second year was well below my 7 year requirement. "If" one is a championship type coach then one doesn't have to worry about the 7 year time frame. The ones that would have to worry are the ones that haven't won one in 7 years. If one can't do it in 7, well, then, there's a great chance it's not going to be done. Example: The former Nederland coach and the former PNG coach just to name a few.

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When it comes to coaches, I think loyalty trumps the best person qualified majority of the times. Not saying Toby was most qualified. Just saying in general how coaches roll. Did we see the same thing at PNG? Maybe!