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So, Woods has turned down Eupora and South Panola. What about the possibility he's been talking to Freezer and is going to join the staff at Northern Miss? He'd be a great recruiter as well as coach. Who knows, maybe they're sliding him in to later make him Freezer's replacement.
I think he has his 25 years on the public school system. Maybe he is retiring, who knows.
Neshoba central, please
Another board is reporting that he withdrew his name after the Board did not approve the hire. Supposedly the East Webster oriented members voted to table the motion to approve him. Don't know of this is the case or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by msujan
This is correct. Lots of politics involved. He didn't turn them down. He wanted the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroon59
I'm surprised he didn't have the votes. My experience with Webster Co school board was that the votes were 3 for Eupora and 2 for East Webster, and the 3 voted as a block. Eupora is pro OM, EW more MSU. Interesting.
I hope he wasn't denied in part because of Ole Miss recruiting in Starkville because from what I have heard about Woods he's pretty neutral as far as where players go. I remember when he was at South Panola we got Derek Pegues so it goes both ways I guess.
And he was the only one. That doesn't sound neutral to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
The politics are that the principal at Eupora promised him that he would only have to coach and not teach a class without the superintendent's approval. The superintendent has refused to approve this move and has since resigned because of the pressure he was receiving from the folks at Eupora. This has nothing to do with the East Webster folks, it's all about the lack of funding to pay a guy to coach that isn't filling a faculty position also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
The school district has cut staff throughout the last few years because of the lack of funding so how could the superintendent hire a guy and pay him to only coach when he has called teachers to his office recently and told them that their contracts would not be renewed because of a lack of funding?
Sounds like a typical UNM thing to do. Make football more important than actually teaching kids which is the point of the school.Quote:
Originally Posted by LibraryDawg
Heard the board at SP turned him down because they thought he was too old. He's only in his 50s right??
Just curious - who is the Eupora principal and Superintendent?Quote:
Originally Posted by LibraryDawg
Sounds right, based on my experiences with that Bd.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroon59
I don't know the name of the Eupora principal but the superintendent was Jack Treloar
Thanks. I Googled and found out who the principal was. Thought I might know one or both of them but I don't. I did know the Super about 5 or so years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by LibraryDawg
They just hired him pending board approvalQuote:
Originally Posted by HaggardDawg
The guy let OM set up shop in Starkville with nunerous pro OM assistants and "helpers". Then SHS stops going to MSU camps like they used to. If that scenario happens in any SEC town, he gets run out of town. Funny how he ends up back at SP after Eupora's board told him to kick rocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I wouldn't say Eupora is pro OM. There were no Oxford-influenced decisions being made regarding Ricky Woods. Eupora's principal wanted him because he is a great coach and she made the moves to make the hire happen without consulting the Super or the current head football coach. The main reason for it getting shut down is likely the fact that 2A high school football isn't college or pro football where you can hire/fire coaches at the drop of a hat. And it also wasn't fair to Coach Edwards who has only had 2 years to find his way as a head coach. But I do know that East Webster folks didn't like the prospect of Eupora gaining a competitive advantage with Woods. So that probably had a little to do with it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by msujan
^^This^^ F that guyQuote:
Originally Posted by BeastMan
There don't need to be any "neutral" coaches in schools that are ten minutes from our campus. Call it what you want. That shit doesn't fly anywhere else. The damn square almost burned down when that fat quarterback went to LSU.
Mario Bobo, Ricky Wright, Kendrick Market, Kobe Jones, and Willie Gay say he wasn't pro Ole Miss. Also coached Connor Stephens and Bryan Shumaker at Ackerman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
I agree he should have put an end to that and it never should have been allowed.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeastMan
He just accepted south Panola job.
Rumor is that Lance Pogue might be going to Starkville High
Please no!!Quote:
Originally Posted by chisaintdog3
Woods to USP
Tyrone Shorter of Noxubee County odds on favorite to get Sville job
Don't let facts get in the way of a good argument. Ricky likes to coach football. That's it. He doesn't push kids anywhere. Here, there, anywhere. Period.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I'll say this. Multiple people who I trust 100% told me he didn't have any idea that was going on and put a stop to it as soon as he found out. But like I said, that happens in any town in the SEC, he's gettin run. That is the harsh reality of the environment that MSU competes. I want us to compete like everyone else, not be the nice guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Nm
Shorter is not a great coach however he is on "the right side".Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
really?? that will turn some heads. Random, who do you think he will take off of Miller's staff to come with him to Starkville? I got a few ppl i know at Noxubee. Shorter would sure have a nasty defenseQuote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
C'mon, Matt. He has done a fairly good job under Miller. He has been Asst. HC for a few years now at Nox.Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
As for Ricky Woods, I was at Ackerman when he first came there. The guy only wants to coach and win football games. From all i remember about him, he didn't care where you wanted to go, only that you gave your all on that field and in the weight room.