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2022 Football Coaching Changes
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New Hires: Ten Best Hire: Chris Hilliker, Southern Academy Hardest to Replace: Bobby Carr, Autauga Academy Best Job: Escambia Academy Toughest Job: Meadowview Christian |
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Most Interesting: The most interesting hire was selected
because of the way it took place. Hugh Fountain resigned at Escambia Academy
and accepted the head coaching job at Pike Liberal Arts for a few days
before deciding to go back to Escambia County and take over the head
coaching duties at W.S. Neal. The problem arose when the powers that be over at W.S. Neal neglected to inform the current coach Brandon Wilcox in a timely manner before the news was reported on social media by AHSFHS.org and others. It created a tense situation for those involved. Anyway, it seems to have worked out for all involved as Coach Wilcox took the top job at Escambia Academy a few days later. | |||||||
| 2022 Coaching Changes | |||||
| Bobby Carr steps away from Autauga Academy after five seasons and three AISA championships. Trey Dunbar will take over the top spot at Autauga Academy this season in hopes of continuing the success. Three of these coaches arrive in the AISA with head coaching experience in the AHSAA. | |||||
| Team | 2021 Season | 2022 Season | |||
| Abbeville Christian (2-8) | John Gilmore | Matthew Mims | |||
| Abbeville Christian (2-8) | John Gilmore | Matthew Mims | |||
| Autauga Academy (4-6) | Jeremy Perkins | Trey Dunbar | |||
| Autauga Academy (13-0) | Bobby Carr | Trey Dunbar | |||
| Banks Academy (6-5) | Riley White | Jermaine Watson | |||
| Bessemer Academy (2-8) | Hunter Mims | Jonathan Wright | |||
| Clarke Prep (2-9) | Ashley Carlisle | Ashley Carlisle | |||
| Cordova (3-8) | Vince DiLorenzo | Vince DiLorenzo | |||
| Cordova (3-7) | Shane Smothers | Vince DiLorenzo | |||
| Crenshaw Christian (7-4) | Wayne Grant | Wayne Grant | |||
| Edgewood Academy (5-6) | Jeff Pugh | Chad Michael | |||
| Escambia Academy (11-2) | Hugh Fountain | Brandon Wilcox3/Gex Billups | |||
| Escambia Academy (11-2) | Hugh Fountain | Brandon Wilcox3/Gex Billups | |||
| Evangel Christian Academy (7-3) | Andy Whatley | Darius Dixon | |||
| Glenwood School (6-5) | Jason Gibson | Ryan Nelson | |||
| Hoover (3-7) | Marty Baker | Marty Baker | |||
| Hoover (12-1) | Josh Niblett | Marty Baker | |||
| Lowndes Academy (11-3) | Shane Moye | Shane Moye | |||
| Meadowview Christian (0-9) | Shawn Sellers | Don Moore. | |||
| Meadowview Christian (0-9) | Shawn Sellers | Don Moore. | |||
| Morgan Academy (6-4) | Adam Wallace | Danny Raines | |||
| Morgan Academy (5-6) | Danny Raines | Danny Raines | |||
| Mortimer Jordan (5-6) | Danny Raines | Danny Raines | |||
| Mortimer Jordan (2-8) | Stuart Floyd | Danny Raines | |||
| North River Christian (5-6) | Joe Hollis Jr. | Kevin Boswell | |||
| North River Christian (3-5) | Kevin Boswell | Kevin Boswell | |||
| North Sand Mountain (3-5) | Kevin Boswell | Kevin Boswell | |||
| Patrician Academy (11-2) | Frank Warren | Jonathan Lindsey | |||
| Patrician Academy (8-3) | Jonathan Lindsey | Jonathan Lindsey | |||
| Paul Bryant (8-3) | Jonathan Lindsey | Jonathan Lindsey | |||
| Paul Bryant (3-6) | Eldrick Hill | Jonathan Lindsey | |||
| Pickens Academy (5-6) | Scott Pennington | Michael Smith | |||
| Pickens Academy (5-6) | Scott Pennington | Michael Smith | |||
| South Choctaw Academy (5-6) | Charlie Taylor | Charlie Taylor | |||
| South Choctaw Academy (5-6) | Charlie Taylor | Charlie Taylor | |||
| Southern Academy (8-5) | Kevin Byrd | Chris Hilliker | |||
| Southern Academy (0-9) | Michael Smith | Chris Hilliker | |||
| Southside Gadsden (9-4) | Roland Bell | Roland Bell | |||
| Spring Garden (12-1) | Jason Howard | Arlton Hudson | |||
| Springwood (1-9) | Kurt Page | Joey Burch | |||
| Valiant Cross Academy (3-5) | Fred Brock | Larry Ware | |||
| Wilcox Academy (4-6) | Woodie Beck | Woodie Beck | |||
| Wilcox Central (1-9) | Reggie Powell | Woodie Beck | |||
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| There are a lot of excellent coaches on this list. No less than nine coaches have won over one hundred football games during their careers. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Longest Tenure at Current School | |||||||||||||
| The longest tenure in the AISA belongs to head football coach Glynn Loot at Macon-East Academy. He has been on the job for a total of twenty seven seasons. | |||||||||||||
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| Coaching Turnover 2000-2022 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The lack of success in most football programs often leads to a change in the head coach. These schools have had the most head coaching changes over the past 23 years. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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David Parker
AHSFHS.org
dparker@ahsfhs.org
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Brantley won an amazing 62 consecutive region games between 2002-2010.
Brantley won an amazing 62 consecutive region games between 2002-2010.
