Livingston Open

[Kegger]

I know a coordinator from a relatively close school that has had some drastic improvements and success over the past couple of years has thrown his hat in. If Livingston wants to open up the offense they should look at him. Great guy!

[89Falcon]

2 hours ago, Separation Scientist said:

Exactly the same for 3A-D1. Its the weakest (or next to weakest) district in the state and has been for years.  Low bars to step over. 

How is that relevant for Livingston? There is no chance they could be in 3AD1. 

[Separation Scientist]

13 hours ago, 89Falcon said:

How is that relevant for Livingston? There is no chance they could be in 3AD1. 

I never implied Livingston could be 3A. I was commenting on something I said earlier RE 3A, that also applies to 4A Livingston: There are low bars to step over.  

Point is, it does not take too much to turn around a 3A or 4A program in SETX. Any real improvement will show up quickly. It contrasts with, for example, trying to grow a 6A program. Its hard to step over a North Shore, Atascocita, Summer Creek and Kingwood.     

[Box1]

Belichick could've come in the past couple seasons for the Lions and it wasn't gonna make a difference. 

It's the Jimmy's and the Joe's

Then again, as I said before and it's been mentioned since, as long as they get 4th and make playoffs then it's a job well done for the Lions.

[HarryDoyle]

18 hours ago, Kegger said:

I know a coordinator from a relatively close school that has had some drastic improvements and success over the past couple of years has thrown his hat in. If Livingston wants to open up the offense they should look at him. Great guy!

How close is this other school?

[Kegger]

2 hours ago, HarryDoyle said:

How close is this other school?

North side of Houston. No too far.

[Vini vidi]

16 hours ago, Kegger said:

North side of Houston. No too far.

KW high fits that bill