McCracken County High School's Jack Haskins has resigned as head football coach of the Mustangs.
The Voice of the Mustangs, Eric Chumbler with 99.5FM The Fan, is reporting that Haskins resigned from his football coaching position earlier this morning.
Haskins completed his 36th season as a high school head football coach Friday night. Haskins' stops as head coach include Fulton County, Heath, Calloway County, Ballard Memorial, Graves County, Lone Oak, and McCracken County.
Haskins finished his career with an overall head coaching record of 275-124-2, including an 18-5 record in two seasons with the Mustangs. Haskins' 275 wins has him 13th on the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's Top Kentucky Football Coaching Wins List.
Before coming to McCracken County High School, Haskins was the head coach for Lone Oak High School for nine seasons. He led the Purple Flash to the KHSAA State Championship Game twice; once in 2007 and another appearance in 2009. Haskins also led the Heath Pirates to the KHSAA State Championship Game in 1975. Haskins holds the Lone Oak record for most coaching wins, as well as the highest winning percentage.
The Voice of the Mustangs, Eric Chumbler with 99.5FM The Fan, is reporting that Haskins resigned from his football coaching position earlier this morning.
Haskins completed his 36th season as a high school head football coach Friday night. Haskins' stops as head coach include Fulton County, Heath, Calloway County, Ballard Memorial, Graves County, Lone Oak, and McCracken County.
Haskins finished his career with an overall head coaching record of 275-124-2, including an 18-5 record in two seasons with the Mustangs. Haskins' 275 wins has him 13th on the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's Top Kentucky Football Coaching Wins List.
Before coming to McCracken County High School, Haskins was the head coach for Lone Oak High School for nine seasons. He led the Purple Flash to the KHSAA State Championship Game twice; once in 2007 and another appearance in 2009. Haskins also led the Heath Pirates to the KHSAA State Championship Game in 1975. Haskins holds the Lone Oak record for most coaching wins, as well as the highest winning percentage.