s1nglewing

It's more like it's going to done all at once instead of piecemeal

https://meridianstar.com/2025/03/21/roberts-named-head-coach-at-clarkdale-high/

Canton High School has a job vacancy for a Football Head Coach. Applications and resumes will be accepted until April 4, 2025. Requires Mississippi teacher’s license, PE endorsement. For more information, please contact Melissa Word at melissaword@cantonschools.net or (601) 613-8505

246-71, 5 SC's

Calvin Bolton is retiring

... or maybe he was smart enough to know who is

Unlikely

The Baseball page is elsewhere on the site.

No school in Mississippi can touch Texas $ for head coaches

Rogers is a very good coach

George County has their New Head Coach Coach Kelly Causey will be leading the Rebels into 2025, after being the defensive coordinator from 2020 to 2024. Coach Causey has 17-Season as Head Coach, this will be his fifth head coaching position. Having coaching St. Martin, Pass Christian, Cleavland and his last head coaching stop was in Kosciusko from 2017 to 2019. Overall record stands at 76-117, with one region title in 2011. Has made the playoffs the last nine season as head coach. Replacing Coach James Ray, who is now the AD at George County. Coach Ray lead George County to their first playoff win last year since 2014. Welcome back to #CoastFootball Coach Kelly Causey. #NewHeadCoach #CoastFootball

by Hunter Dawkins, Publisher/Owner – editor@thegazebogazette.com or hdawkins@supertalk.fm LONG BEACH (GG) — After the resignation of three year head football coach Jacob Massey February 11, the Long Beach School District did not look far in the selection for a team leader. Serving as the offensive line coach for the last three years, Cody Finley, was named as the Long Beach High School Head Football Coach at the school board meeting Tuesday night, March 11, 2025. Finley brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success to his new role. Prior to joining Long Beach High School, Finley served as the Head Football Coach at Gibson County High School in Dyer, TN, from 2016 to 2022. During his tenure at Gibson County, Finley led the team to a 24-35 record. Notably, he transformed a program that had only four winning seasons in 42 years, achieving back-to-back winning seasons and playoff appearances in 2018 and 2019. Before his time at Gibson County, Finley was the Head Coach at Stewart County from 2013 to 2016 and Cheatham County from 2002 to 2012. His leadership at Cheatham County was particularly distinguished, as he guided the team to the Region 6AAA Championship and State playoff quarterfinals in 2012. Finley’s team made the state playoffs 9 of 11 years. He was honored as the Region 6AAA Coach of the Year in both 2005 and 2012. Superintendent Dr. Talia Lock looks forward to the Bearcats growing their program under Finley’s leadership. “We are thrilled to have Cody Finley step into the role of Head Football Coach,” Lock said. “His dedication, expertise, and ability to inspire and lead our student-athletes make him the perfect fit for our program. We look forward to the continued growth and success of Bearcat football under his leadership. We are confident that Coach Finley will inspire our student-athletes to achieve great success both on and off the field.” Athletic Director Shane Rutledge is excited to welcome Coach Cody Finley as the new head football coach at Long Beach High School. “Coach Finley brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of building successful programs while fostering positive relationships with student-athletes. His dedication to both athletic achievement and academic success aligns perfectly with our school’s values. With his extensive background in coaching, teaching, and, mentoring, we are confident that Coach Finley will inspire our student-athletes and lead our football program to new heights. We are eager to see the positive impact he will have on our students, our team, and our community,” Rutledge said. Finley is eager to begin his new position leading the Bearcats. “I am very excited about being named Head Football Coach at Long Beach High School. As a member of the previous staff, I already have a relationship with the current players which should allow for a smooth transition. The only way to get better as a football team is to outwork your opponents and teach your players the skills necessary to compete. I look forward to building on the culture already set by Coach Massey and taking our program to the next level. I believe we can have a successful winning program at LBHS.” The new head football coach has a career record of 95-108 for his 20 years in Tennessee, along with 10 seasons his teams went to the playoffs. His best record was 12-1 in 2012 at Cheatham County. Finley was raised in Yorkville, TN and is married to JonAnn Finley.

Brookhaven High School has a job vacancy for a Football Head varsity coach. Requires Mississippi teacher’s license. For more information, please contact Dr. Roderick Henderson at rod.henderson@brookhavenschools.org or (601) 833-6661

... like Enterprise

So 5-5 to 7-3

Newton County Academy, located in Decatur, MS, is taking applications for the following positions for the upcoming school year: Head Football/AD for the 2025-2026 school year-If interested, send resume/application to the email below. Contact Nancy Reed at 601-635-2756 Email Address: nca@ncagenerals.org Web Site: newtoncountyacademy.org

https://www.wtva.com/sports/high-school/hammond-named-football-coach-and-ad-at-tcps/article_3cd1fa9c-f86b-11ef-b4a8-13e4c4831402.html

My bets are Hankins or Ford if either wants it.

Forrest County Agricultural High School has a job vacancy for a Football Head varsity coach. Head coach/Coordinator experience preferred. Requires Mississippi teacher’s license, CDL, All teaching spots will be considered. For more information, please contact Athletic Director Jeremy Allen at jallen@forrestcountyahs.com or (601) 582-4741

Kirk Academy, located in Grenada, MS, is taking applications for the following positions for the upcoming school year: Head Football Coach, Assistant Football Coach Contact Rob Shillito at 662-226-2791 Email Address: rshillito@kirkacademy.com Web Site: www.kirkacademy.com

Why leave home?

At a special called meeting on Thursday, February 27, 2025, the NPSD Board of Trustees approved a recommendation from Superintendent, Dr. Jay Smith, to hire Coach Paul Anderson to serve as the next head football coach of the North Pike Jaguars. Coach Anderson brings with him a wealth of Mississippi high school football experience including stints as a head coach at Terry High School and Richland High School. Anderson also served as offensive coordinator at Clinton High School and most recently at Parklane Academy where he helped coach the Pioneer offense to a 5A MAIS State Championship. He also has been chosen to coach in five Mississippi All-Star football games. We welcome Coach Anderson to Jaguar Nation! #oneleanp

A little odd with the Morgan family history at Warren Central that a Morgan would be Head coach at Clinton. Rivalry stuff.