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2014 Lone Star Gridiron
Class 3A Coach of the Year

2014 Lone Star Gridiron Texas High School Football Coach of the Year AwardWinner: Rick Rhoades (Cameron Yoe)

Head Coach Rick Rhoades and his team finished the 2014 season with a record of 12-4. Rhoades also led his team to their third consecutive state championship. The championship win was the fourth championship game appearance since Rhoades become head coach in 2009. Coach Rhoades is currently the third winningest coach in Cameron Yoe history with a 68-15 record and if his team wins 9 games in 2015, he will take over the #1 spot on the team. This is something that could be very likely as since taking over at head coach, the Yoemen have not had a losing season. Rhoades holds an all-time coaching record of 110-36 after coaching at New Braunfels from 2000-2004. Coach Rhoades also won the 2010 Lone Star Gridiron Class 2A Coach of the Year award.

Runners-up for 2014 Lone Star Gridiron
Class 3A Coach of the Year

2. Joe Drennon (Mineola)

Coach Joe Drennon and his Yellow Jackets flew to a record of 12-3 for the 2014 season. The Yellow Jackets were also the runner-up team in 3A Division I state title game - a feat that surprised people all over the state. Drennon's 12 wins also served as the most wins in Mineola's history. Drennon took over as head coach in 2008 and has gone 46-33, needing two more wins to become the all-time winningest coach at Mineola.

3. W.T. Johnston (Newton)

W.T. Johnston's  Newton Eagles finished the 2014 season with a record of 12-4 and came one win from  the Class 3A Division II state title. Since he replaced a Newton legend in Curtis Barbay and took over in 2011, Johnston has gone 46-9 and currently ranks as number three in coaching wins at Newton.

4. Danny Rogers (Blanco)

Blanco's Danny Rogers led his team to  the semi-finals and ended the season with a 14-1 record. His 14 wins tied for the most wins in Blanco's history. Rogers took over as head coach in 2002 and holds a record of 116-49, making him the all-time winningest coach in Blanco's history.

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