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MAIS isn't interested in such a thing.

It's hard to dig out of a hole, if you follow.

Biggest clown show on MST in a LONG time

And all three in the D1 Top 25

As a HC at a very small private school I banked 36k, rent-free coach/family housing, country club membership, free meals at the one diner in town (so I paid for other folks meals), hunting club membership, and at cost tires and anything else my vehicles needed. Butts in the stands percentage and a substantial percentage of athletic fundraisers. My kids tuition was paid, too... so not a terribly bad deal, other than having to live one hour from the closest Walmart/grocery store/barber. All told, compensation was probably pretty decent. One and done though. The area was still, at that time, poorly dealing with integration 40+ years later

Colin Boone has been announced as the new HC

Brett Morgan to Starkville

It's a done deal

Yeah. Not somewhere I would revisit, but to each his own

Not disputed. 60 football playing AHSAA private schools and 21 11-man football teams in AISA, not including 8-man in AISA and in the Christian conference or the 6-man private school teams unaffiliated with either AHSAA or AISA. Do you have a point?

There are 60 football playing private schools in AHSAA; 21 in AISA.

I figured there had to be a qualification based on the entire history of the program. No football coach who coached more than three years at Caledonia (in the history of the school) has left with a winning record; however, Coach Kelly won more than them all.

I guess that depends on your definition of what a "great stretch" is.

Weather postponed, I assume

What does that even mean?

State looks like a one player train wreck when that one player isn't hitting 30 ppg. One dude can't carry a team in the SEC

I read today that the private schools in AL are having an all-hands Zoom meeting on Tuesday to discuss options to A. Sue, B. Leave for AISA, or C. Start their own association.

I believe MHSAA has nine private schools (Tupelo Christian Prep, French Camp, Piney Woods, Presbyterian, Sacred Heart, St. Stanislaus, Out Lady Academy, St. Patrick, and Resurrection), so the new AHSAA model would definitely not work in Mississippi. The impetus for the Alabama move was the perceived athletic disparity between private schools and public.

I wonder if AISA or MAIS will gain a little more membership because of this. AISA only has 21 eleven-man teams and has been on death's knell for the last few years.

Eric Collier is Biloxi's new HC

ACCS, too

So I've coached in several states and some pay quite nicely. My Mississippi gigs, every time, meant teaching maybe 2 classes not including weightlifting or PE... supplement about 5k for HC plus 1-2k for powerlifting/track/golf or whatever. One place I got a nice little envelope with $5000 cash in it right before Christmas that said "Thanks" from the booster club. Alabama paid better and had a coach's house, so that was an add-on. Country Club membership, and butts in the stands commission (meaning I got a cut from attendance on home games). When I was in Florida I got the butts commission, 50% of football/weightlifting fundraisers, was paid more than the superintendent, and was gifted a brand new truck titled in my name... it was a Ford... but it was free. One of my previous assistants is a DC in Georgia now making 120k with a paid for truck and a rent-free 2400 square foot house (with a pool, too). What's Mississippi's best offering it's coaches nowadays? Not just a paycheck - nobody does that anymore except teeny tiny schools

I've heard that FT's go for 250k a pop nowadays