Casey Taylor is out as head football coach at Capital Christian
https://www.sacbee.com/sports/high-school/article241513371.html?
https://www.sacbee.com/sports/high-school/article241513371.html?
Heard that he was out this morning from someone in the coaching circles. Same person also told me Stark was out at Inderkum. @mistark any truth to that?
I was wondering how this pandemic might impact small privates. In some areas enrollment will be impacted at the privates and so this news may be a trend. Whatever school and program he goes to will be fortunate.
Likely more about CC declining enrollment and $$ than a 2 week pandemic shutdown.was wondering how this pandemic might impact small privates.
Hear all the time how Stark is best thing for the Indy kids, need more like him.Stark possible leaving Inderkum (which I hope is not true) would be a huge surprise.
He'd just put his old shoes back on and get down to business. From what is posted here, sounds like turmoil past few years he may need to clean up.Could he go back to DO? He’d have easy shoes to fill.
Not surprising. Too much drama at CC from AD and admin. Probably got sick of it and it came to a head......or the layoff was legit
From the Sac Be article, it sounds like Casey got caught up in layoffs. It was an intereting run at Capital Christian.
I think a move back to DO makes a lot of sense. Only big job open and the history there (mostly good)
One of the most accomplished coaches in all of Northern California from his tenure at Del Oro and Capital, Taylor was one of nine teachers/staffers laid off by Capital Christian on Tuesday, the grim news rooted in part to the spread of coronavirus, leading to shuttered classrooms, uncertainty when classes would resume and having the same concerns as other private schools across the state in terms of tuition assistance being cut or reduced. It has not helped that Capital Christian has seen a dip in enrollment in recent years, down to 388 this academic year.
Taylor said he was stunned by the news a week after his 50th birthday. But per his nature, Taylor remains optimistic. He will coach again, saying, “It’s what I do, and I feel that I’m on top of my game. I have a lot to give.”
Taylor added, “My family and I loved our experience at Capital. We’re proud of what we accomplished. We didn’t want to leave, and we were looking forward to this upcoming season. We will cherish the relations we made there. I’m excited to move on to the next chapter in my coaching career. The best is yet to come.”
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