Quote from: ISU7 on April 10, 2024, 01:30:16 amWell i guess the wreckage wasn't severe enough for him because he's back as head coach and AD. Some of Crest players are likely to bolt to Osceola being some parents were upset that Colts football players wasn't getting in looks from colleges and the coaches wasn't doing anything to help out. Welcome back home Coach RJ Hooks

Quote from: scrapman on April 20, 2024, 11:19:57 amNew players???
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Is he on campus now? If so for how long?  Anyone know what O/D he intends to run and what about staff? 
This may be the best move since Billy Dawson's short tenure there.

Quote from: Flobbito on Today at 11:05:40 amGo back and look at Carlton's early years at MVE, a couple of near .500 seasons. Since then he's pretty consistently won 30+ games a year, going up against some great Nemo Vista, Wonderview, Rural Special, WSGF, Quitman teams in conference to do it.

Quote from: Head Lion on Today at 06:47:15 amtotally agree, examples Greenwood, Mt VE, Bergman, Salem, Star City, Lamar, Farmington, Jonesboro, Marked Tree, Earle to name a few in girls & boys.

Quote from: beach bum on Today at 09:25:08 amYep he is a great coach and proved it at Arkadelphia. The Badgers just aren't quite at that level once he left either. But the Farmington hype is also not warranted. I've said this before in other threads. Great and good coaches are just that. They aren't miracle workers and Farmington is a basketball and baseball school before football. A coach can only do so much when you have stud athletes who don't want to strap on the pads. Some facts are below

Farmington hasn't made it out of the 1st round since Adams was there and he won multiple playoff games and even took them to the semifinals

They averaged 7.3 wins a game the last 3 seasons.

Farmington averaged 6 wins a year the previous 2 decades to that. I don't see that much of a difference there. Just because your athletic department posts a bunch of fancy stuff on social media doesn't make it light years better. Is it better? Certainly it is... But let's not act like they're on the door steps of competing for state titles either. If social media decided football results you would think Colorado made the college football playoffs last year