Young guys getting HC jobs

[FanofMSfootball]

Lots of job turnover going on but all I hear are the same names and recycling of coaches. I also hear a lot of young guys getting frustrated because it doesn’t seem to be much path for them to be head coaches these days. As t least in places that actually care. 

[pancho]

what areas and schools as well as recycled coaches are you referring to?

[coachhollywood]

I actually have been seeing it in the opposite direction. Especially in smaller schools. For example:  They hire the guy without a masters and 6 years experience instead of the guy with a masters and 20 years experience. Money saving move.

[CrimsonUnit1988]

A lot of retired coaches from other states are starting to gain traction as well. Not fond of it unless you get a jam up guy that has won multiple state titles but even then you’re getting a shell of what that coach used to be. There’s a reason they retired and it’s to get an extra paycheck. That’s it. 

[Rebel Bert]

They have good chance to land a job if they are from Boyles and Mancuso coaching tree.

[s1nglewing]

15 hours ago, FanofMSfootball said:

Lots of job turnover going on but all I hear are the same names and recycling of coaches. I also hear a lot of young guys getting frustrated because it doesn’t seem to be much path for them to be head coaches these days. As t least in places that actually care. 

Lotsa young coaches think they're ready for 5A-7A and really aren't,  but are super motivated. Find a smaller school and make a record of success and it'll come along eventually. 

I always liked being a HC in small ball better than big schools... my preference. Less mouths in my ear.