best 3A div 1 coaching staff

[stickandmove]

There are so many great coaches in this state. Which group will give their team the best chance to win each week?

[Rainman]

Wylie's Hugh Sandifer.

[RMAC]

Wylie. 'Nough said.

[dogdad]

Wylie

[SintonFan_inAustin]

ill go with that they won it last year Wylie

[mustang04]

WYLIE......their coach is a BAD-@$$ coach, plus he's cool in person, Sandifer's tha man!

[Mustangpride09]

merkel

[smustangs]

WYLIE no doubt sandifer(sp) one of the best head coaches in the state if not the best

[Adidas410s]

Originally posted by smustangs
WYLIE no doubt sandifer(sp) one of the best head coaches in the state if not the best
you know that's right...that's how I roll!

[stickandmove]

I know W.O.S staff is quality. Sinton has been undefeated in district the past 5 years. Abilene Wylie staff is very strong.

[District303aPastPlayer]

alot of it has to do with the offseason training that the coaches do... i know sinton has a set offseason schedule they stick with, and each summer, the seniors to be organize workouts at the weight room. it usually lasts a full six weeks... then take time off to prep for 2-a-days.... so in theory of what i have just posted... the kids have to take as much credit as the coaches for their dedication to the program.

[jakarta101]

I've said this to evryone...I love what Story has done at Decatur...he took a two-bit team and turned it into a Football-town........if it wasnt for stupid mistakes then he would have a ring on his finger, not Sandifer..but i cant take anything away from Wylie, they are a great program w/ an excellent staff

[Hindsight2020]

Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
alot of it has to do with the offseason training that the coaches do... i know sinton has a set offseason schedule they stick with, and each summer, the seniors to be organize workouts at the weight room. it usually lasts a full six weeks... then take time off to prep for 2-a-days.... so in theory of what i have just posted... the kids have to take as much credit as the coaches for their dedication to the program.

i agree 100%. i went to wo-s, and let me tell you, they have the roughest offseason in the area. the coaches use this grueling plan to #1 weed people out, and #2 make the kids physically AND mentally prepared for anything.

this is the first year that the wo-s players have gone through the rough and tough "cornel thompson and company" offseason. talk about discipline!!!

[VWG]

Wylie. Sandifer and company get results year in and year out. Plus.. you've got to look at the fact that Sandifer has been at Wylie for years. That guy is pulling down some major $$$ at Wylie. For him to stay at Wylie and turn down other jobs you know they are lining his pockets pretty dang well.

[Bullaholic]

In the short time that he has been there, Jeff Cordell of Gainesville has won the ring and compiled a tremendous won-lost
record.

Over a period of many years, I give Dan Hooks of WO-S credit for the best winning % in 3A.

And, Sandifer of Wylie for overall program excellence.

[shankbear]

Hooks at wo-s

[Keith7]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
In the short time that he has been there, Jeff Cordell of Gainesville has won the ring and compiled a tremendous won-lost
record.



Not only that, but he has revampted Gainesville football, he has done a great job of setting up events for the community to get behind them, and he brings excitement and comitment to a program that was in need of it after our down years in the late 90's

[RMAC]

Originally posted by Keith7
Not only that, but he has revampted Gainesville football, he has done a great job of setting up events for the community to get behind them, and he brings excitement and comitment to a program that was in need of it after our down years in the late 90's

Yeah, I remember in the late 90's we were going to move to Gainsevill after my 5th grade year and I didn't want to for a lot of reasons, but one of them was he told me they didn't have a very good football team.

[Adidas410s]

can I still nominate Bourquin as the best 3A div 1 coach? He sure was "the man" when he was at Graham...you should see the man work an intercom system! ;)

[VWG]

Originally posted by Adidas410s
can I still nominate Bourquin as the best 3A div 1 coach? He sure was "the man" when he was at Graham...you should see the man work an intercom system! ;)

Hmmmmm.... now at 4A Mineral Wells, 8-2 for the year, second place in district behind number 3 in the state Stephenville.

[Adidas410s]

Originally posted by VWG
Hmmmmm.... now at 4A Mineral Wells, 8-2 for the year, second place in district behind number 3 in the state Stephenville.
6 for 6 in playoff appearances his last 6 years in Graham
6 plays in the playbook
6 district titles
6 for 6 in losing in the first round of the playoffs...

hmm...see a pattern here???

[GreenMonster]

Originally posted by Adidas410s
6 plays in the playbook

It's all the kids could remember :D I'm kidding of course.

[Adidas410s]

Originally posted by GreenMonster
It's all the kids could remember :D I'm kidding of course.

i think it's all the coaches could remember!!!

They had the counter up the middle, the trap up the middle, the toss, the option. That is all out of an I formation. Then they would change to an I twins formation and a play where the slot receiver goes on a slant and the wideout goes deep...the QB spins around and then tries to hit the slot guy on the slant before he gets knocked into next week. Then they had my favorite...the double desperation pass. The qb pitches to a back who pitches to the backup QB lined up as a wideout who then throws all the way back across the field to the QB who is sprinting down the far side of the field.

Yeah...that's impressive stuff! And it works...one time...unless you are Vernon, Breck, Iowa Park, etc. and then it works EVERY time you played Bourquin! :D

[crabman]

Here are the 3A records of the top 40 and their overall records.

I'll take Mark Reeve at (now) 32-3 and 132-27-4. That's just damn impressive.

Hooks at WOS is about as salty as they come.




Current Record Overall Record

Coach W - L - T %
W - L - T
%
Current School
1
Jeff Cordell (31-4-0) 89%
(31-4-0) 89%
Gainesville
2
Stephen Burrow (7-1-0) 88%
(7-1-0) 88%
Crockett
3
Jeff Traylor (60-12-0) 83%
(60-12-0) 83%
Gilmer
4
Mark Reeve (31-3-0) 91%
(131-27-4) 83%
Cuero
5
Jimmie Mitchell (39-9-0) 81%
(39-9-0) 81%
Sinton
6
Dan Hooks (225-59-2) 79%
(231-64-2) 78%
West Orange-Stark
7
Chad Quisenberry (7-2-0) 78%
(7-2-0) 78%
Devine
8
Gary Joe Kinne (24-7-0) 77%
(24-7-0) 77%
Canton
9
David Yeager (7-2-0) 78%
(67-20-0) 77%
Llano
10
Danny Lauve (40-12-0) 77%
(40-12-0) 77%
Jasper
11
Kevin Johnson (16-5-0) 76%
(16-5-0) 76%
Waco Connally
12
Glen Tunstall (17-5-0) 77%
(31-10-0) 76%
Palestine
13
Stan Howard (6-3-0) 67%
(39-13-0) 75%
Breckenridge
14
Andy Evans (20-2-0) 91%
(91-31-0) 75%
Tatum
15
Mario A. Arce (30-11-0) 73%
(30-11-0) 73%
Zapata
16
Kyle Story (56-21-0) 73%
(56-21-0) 73%
Decatur
17
David Husmann (48-40-0) 55%
(187-71-1) 72%
Gladewater
18
Brady Pennington (31-12-0) 72%
(31-12-0) 72%
Van
19
Ralph E. Lymas (5-23-0) 18%
(85-33-4) 72%
Coldspring-Oakhurst
20
Jimmy Thompson (7-2-0) 78%
(139-56-1) 71%
Cleveland
21
Hugh Sandifer (165-68-4) 71%
(165-68-4) 71%
Abilene Wylie
22
Mike Bickham (6-3-0) 67%
(43-18-0) 70%
Carthage
23
Richard Barrett (48-9-0) 84%
(84-36-1) 70%
Kennedale
24
Pat Brady (14-6-0) 70%
(14-6-0) 70%
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau
25
Kent Jackson (47-14-0) 77%
(95-41-1) 70%
Sweetwater
26
Matt Rogers (41-18-0) 69%
(41-18-0) 69%
Snyder
27
Mickey Owens (9-0-0) 100%
(61-28-0) 69%
Monahans
28
Jerry Vance (45-14-0) 76%
(54-25-0) 68%
Liberty Hill
29
Monty Stumbaugh (41-19-0) 68%
(41-19-0) 68%
Port Isabel
30
Brad Mc Coy (5-3-1) 63%
(116-54-2) 68%
Graham
31
Phil Castles (3-6-0) 33%
(31-15-0) 67%
Tyler Chapel Hill
32
Brad Thiessen (7-14-0) 33%
(122-60-0) 67%
Levelland
33
Ben Scharnberg (142-66-2) 68%
(167-83-3) 67%
Atlanta
34
Claude Tarver (28-13-0) 68%
(150-75-4) 67%
Bridge City
35
Derek Fitchenry (20-10-0) 67%
(20-10-0) 67%
Giddings
36
Randall Hugg (14-7-0) 67%
(14-7-0) 67%
Daingerfield
37
Gus Cavazos (12-6-0) 67%
(12-6-0) 67%
Rio Hondo
38
Brian Lewis (6-3-1) 67%
(6-3-1) 67%
Robinson
39
Wayne Johnson (68-30-0) 69%
(127-64-5) 66%
La Vernia
40
Keith Wright (3-6-0) 33%
(111-56-0) 66%
Farmersville

[donjuan]

If the current staff at Monahans stays together, you will be putting them in this rare club before long.

[gato 76]

What happened to wharton,why were they left out,oh i know 18handicap probally knows why.

[BrahmaDAD70]

Originally posted by crabman
Here are the 3A records of the top 40 and their overall records.

I'll take Mark Reeve at (now) 32-3 and 132-27-4. That's just damn impressive.

Hooks at WOS is about as salty as they come.




Current Record Overall Record

Coach W - L - T %
W - L - T
%
Current School
1
Jeff Cordell (31-4-0) 89%
(31-4-0) 89%
Gainesville
2
Stephen Burrow (7-1-0) 88%
(7-1-0) 88%
Crockett
3
Jeff Traylor (60-12-0) 83%
(60-12-0) 83%
Gilmer
4
Mark Reeve (31-3-0) 91%
(131-27-4) 83%
Cuero
5
Jimmie Mitchell (39-9-0) 81%
(39-9-0) 81%
Sinton
6
Dan Hooks (225-59-2) 79%
(231-64-2) 78%
West Orange-Stark
7
Chad Quisenberry (7-2-0) 78%
(7-2-0) 78%
Devine
8
Gary Joe Kinne (24-7-0) 77%
(24-7-0) 77%
Canton
9
David Yeager (7-2-0) 78%
(67-20-0) 77%
Llano
10
Danny Lauve (40-12-0) 77%
(40-12-0) 77%
Jasper
11
Kevin Johnson (16-5-0) 76%
(16-5-0) 76%
Waco Connally
12
Glen Tunstall (17-5-0) 77%
(31-10-0) 76%
Palestine
13
Stan Howard (6-3-0) 67%
(39-13-0) 75%
Breckenridge
14
Andy Evans (20-2-0) 91%
(91-31-0) 75%
Tatum
15
Mario A. Arce (30-11-0) 73%
(30-11-0) 73%
Zapata
16
Kyle Story (56-21-0) 73%
(56-21-0) 73%
Decatur
17
David Husmann (48-40-0) 55%
(187-71-1) 72%
Gladewater
18
Brady Pennington (31-12-0) 72%
(31-12-0) 72%
Van
19
Ralph E. Lymas (5-23-0) 18%
(85-33-4) 72%
Coldspring-Oakhurst
20
Jimmy Thompson (7-2-0) 78%
(139-56-1) 71%
Cleveland
21
Hugh Sandifer (165-68-4) 71%
(165-68-4) 71%
Abilene Wylie
22
Mike Bickham (6-3-0) 67%
(43-18-0) 70%
Carthage
23
Richard Barrett (48-9-0) 84%
(84-36-1) 70%
Kennedale
24
Pat Brady (14-6-0) 70%
(14-6-0) 70%
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau
25
Kent Jackson (47-14-0) 77%
(95-41-1) 70%
Sweetwater
26
Matt Rogers (41-18-0) 69%
(41-18-0) 69%
Snyder
27
Mickey Owens (9-0-0) 100%
(61-28-0) 69%
Monahans
28
Jerry Vance (45-14-0) 76%
(54-25-0) 68%
Liberty Hill
29
Monty Stumbaugh (41-19-0) 68%
(41-19-0) 68%
Port Isabel
30
Brad Mc Coy (5-3-1) 63%
(116-54-2) 68%
Graham
31
Phil Castles (3-6-0) 33%
(31-15-0) 67%
Tyler Chapel Hill
32
Brad Thiessen (7-14-0) 33%
(122-60-0) 67%
Levelland
33
Ben Scharnberg (142-66-2) 68%
(167-83-3) 67%
Atlanta
34
Claude Tarver (28-13-0) 68%
(150-75-4) 67%
Bridge City
35
Derek Fitchenry (20-10-0) 67%
(20-10-0) 67%
Giddings
36
Randall Hugg (14-7-0) 67%
(14-7-0) 67%
Daingerfield
37
Gus Cavazos (12-6-0) 67%
(12-6-0) 67%
Rio Hondo
38
Brian Lewis (6-3-1) 67%
(6-3-1) 67%
Robinson
39
Wayne Johnson (68-30-0) 69%
(127-64-5) 66%
La Vernia
40
Keith Wright (3-6-0) 33%
(111-56-0) 66%
Farmersville

Hey Crabman,
I was looking for Huey Cancellor coach at Bellville.
I belive his record is 99-60 and he is not in the to 40
Is this true.

[crabman]

Cancellor is #58 in 3A with a 62% winning percentage. These are by winning percentage.

Go to www.texasfootballratings.com under Team Statistics and click on coaching records.

[BU97]

Originally posted by gato 76
What happened to wharton,why were they left out,oh i know 18handicap probally knows why.

Keep running your mouth punk!!!