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In your opinion who are your Top 5 Highschool Football Coaches from this area?

1. Alex Durley (Career not as long as some of the others)
2. Willie Ray Smith
3. Joe Washington
4. Clifton Ozen
5. Curtis Barbay/Dan Hooks (Tie)

Thats my story and I'm sticking to it. ;)
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I would have to consider some younger cats, David Aymond who has done nothing but won big wherever he has been. I also would keep an eye on Bryan Barbay in the next 20 yrs. he will win as much as his father.
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[quote name="Goldenoldie" post="912846" timestamp="1290174363"]
In your opinion who are your Top 5 Highschool Football Coaches from this area?

1. Alex Durley (Career not as long as some of the others)
2. Willie Ray Smith
3. Joe Washington
4. Clifton Ozen
5. Curtis Barbay/Dan Hooks (Tie)

Thats my story and I'm sticking to it. ;)
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Seems like Doug Ethridge should be in that mix somewhere. Oh but then again, thats coming from an Indian fan!!!LOL ;D
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1. Alex Durley
2. Dan Hooks
3. Joe Washington
4. Curtis Barbay
5. Roy Harper
(Not necessarily in that order)
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considering Barbay is the #4 winnest coach in Texas high school Football history I would have to move him up to a least number 3, Dan hooks is a hundred or so wins behind Barbay so how can that be a tie.
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[quote name="SouthArise" post="912943" timestamp="1290181473"]
considering Barbay is the #4 winnest coach in Texas high school Football history I would have to move him up to a least number 3, Dan hooks is a hundred or so wins behind Barbay so how can that be a tie.
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because Hooks has had absolutely no talent to work with.  ;D
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[quote name="dayton" post="912944" timestamp="1290181531"]
[quote author=SouthArise link=topic=76346.msg912943#msg912943 date=1290181473]
considering Barbay is the #4 winnest coach in Texas high school Football history I would have to move him up to a least number 3, Dan hooks is a hundred or so wins behind Barbay so how can that be a tie.
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because Hooks has had absolutely no talent to work with.  ;D
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lol
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[quote name="dayton" post="912944" timestamp="1290181531"]
[quote author=SouthArise link=topic=76346.msg912943#msg912943 date=1290181473]
considering Barbay is the #4 winnest coach in Texas high school Football history I would have to move him up to a least number 3, Dan hooks is a hundred or so wins behind Barbay so how can that be a tie.
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because Hooks has had absolutely no talent to work with.  ;D
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Lol, I didnt look at who posted this until after I read it. Thought it was a certain Barbers hill poster. lol
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[quote name="kicker" post="912948" timestamp="1290181774"]
[quote author=dayton link=topic=76346.msg912944#msg912944 date=1290181531]
[quote author=SouthArise link=topic=76346.msg912943#msg912943 date=1290181473]
considering Barbay is the #4 winnest coach in Texas high school Football history I would have to move him up to a least number 3, Dan hooks is a hundred or so wins behind Barbay so how can that be a tie.
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because Hooks has had absolutely no talent to work with.  ;D
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Lol, I didnt look at who posted this until after I read it. Thought it was a certain Barbers hill poster. lol
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yikes... he must be rubbing off. :D
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This is SO easy:
1. Brandon Faircloth
2. Doug Ethridge
3. Danny Malone/Matt Burnett (tie)
4. Bum Phillips
5. Dan Hooks/Curtis Barbay (tie)

Sorry about the ties; we've just had a lot of great coaches here.
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[quote name="Squaw1" post="913114" timestamp="1290195967"]
This is SO easy:
1. Brandon Faircloth
2. Doug Ethridge
3. Danny Malone/Matt Burnett (tie)
4. Bum Phillips
5. Dan Hooks/Curtis Barbay (tie)

Sorry about the ties; we've just had a lot of great coaches here.
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No disrespect to BF but he jumps Etheridge and Phillips in 1 year??? ::)
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[quote name="dayton" post="913127" timestamp="1290197336"]
[quote author=Squaw1 link=topic=76346.msg913114#msg913114 date=1290195967]
This is SO easy:
1. Brandon Faircloth
2. Doug Ethridge
3. Danny Malone/Matt Burnett (tie)
4. Bum Phillips
5. Dan Hooks/Curtis Barbay (tie)

Sorry about the ties; we've just had a lot of great coaches here.
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Pretty sure she was joking! Being a Homer.

Ethridge should be in the top 5. Hooks and Barbay have to be up top as does WRSmith.

No disrespect to BF but he jumps Etheridge and Phillips in 1 year??? ::)
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Ed Peveto, he turned young boys into young men. Sometimes coaching is not all about wins and loses. Even though he won. He was a father figure to a young man who did not have a father. A lot of young men from Orangefield owe their lives to this man. That is why we honor him with a scholarship to Orangefield kids in his name for the last 18 years. I would say he left his mark on us. We give two a year, one to a boy and girl. The scholarship is currently at $6,000.00 a kid.
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[quote name="bleed orange" post="913306" timestamp="1290215244"]
Ed Peveto, he turned young boys into young men. Sometimes coaching is not all about wins and loses. Even though he won. He was a father figure to a young man who did not have a father. A lot of young men from Orangefield owe their lives to this man. That is why we honor him with a scholarship to Orangefield kids in his name for the last 18 years. I would say he left his mark on us. We give two a year, one to a boy and girl. The scholarship is currently at $6,000.00 a kid.
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[quote name="bleed orange" post="913306" timestamp="1290215244"]
Ed Peveto, he turned young boys into young men. Sometimes coaching is not all about wins and loses. Even though he won. He was a father figure to a young man who did not have a father. A lot of young men from Orangefield owe their lives to this man. That is why we honor him with a scholarship to Orangefield kids in his name for the last 18 years. I would say he left his mark on us. We give two a year, one to a boy and girl. [b]The scholarship is currently at $6,000.00 a kid. [/b] [/quote]

wow...
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[quote name="bleed orange" post="913306" timestamp="1290215244"]
Ed Peveto, he turned young boys into young men. Sometimes coaching is not all about wins and loses. Even though he won. He was a father figure to a young man who did not have a father. A lot of young men from Orangefield owe their lives to this man. That is why we honor him with a scholarship to Orangefield kids in his name for the last 18 years. I would say he left his mark on us. We give two a year, one to a boy and girl. The scholarship is currently at $6,000.00 a kid.
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I would have to second that.  He touched many in Coldspring in his short time here before we lost him.
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