Quiz- Who Is This Famous Coach?

[OldSchoolLion]

This former high school coach spent time at 4 different schools and was the first Florida coach to ever win state titles at 3 different schools.  He was a 2-time Florida coach of the year.  

Who is it and at what 3 schools did he win state titles?

C'mon south FL folks out there!  hint hint 

[DarterBlue2]

I know Billy Rolle won titles at: Northwestern (twice 1998 and 2007), Killian, 2004, and South Ridge, 2016. I am not sure if he was the first in Florida to do so. 

[gatorman-uf]

Of Florida HS Coaches who have 200+ wins, are there any that have state championships in non-football sports?

I can name at least two.

[DisabledAccount]

8 hours ago, gatorman-uf said:

Of Florida HS Coaches who have 200+ wins, are there any that have state championships in non-football sports?

I can name at least two.

That's actually very interesting question but I'm stumped 

[stoner77]

9 hours ago, gatorman-uf said:

Of Florida HS Coaches who have 200+ wins, are there any that have state championships in non-football sports?

I can name at least two.

Danny Green is one....Weightlifting 1988 and 1989 State Champs.  Baker County

[OldSchoolLion]

Billy Rolle, now a coach at Florida A&M,  was the first Florida hs football coach to ever win state titles at 3 different schools.  He spent 18 seasons as a head coach in Miami-Dade County and at four different schools. 

He led Miami Northwestern to state titles 1998 and 2007 – in two separate stints – guided Miami Killian to its lone football championship in 2004 and steered Miami Southridge to a Class 8A championship in 2016.

Through his total tenure, Rolle compiled a 172-53 record as a head coach while being a two-time winner of the Florida Dairy Farmers Coach of the Year award and receiving national attention for his leadership of Northwestern’s 2007 mythical national championship team – which is still regarded as one of the best high school football teams in recent history.

Good job DarterBlue!

[DarterBlue2]

32 minutes ago, OldSchoolLion said:

Through his total tenure, Rolle compiled a 172-53 record as a head coach while being a two-time winner of the Florida Dairy Farmers Coach of the Year award and receiving national attention for his leadership of Northwestern’s 2007 mythical national championship team – which is still regarded as one of the best high school football teams in recent history.

Good job DarterBlue!

Personally, I thought the 2006 Miami Northwestern team was better than the 2007 team. They were made up of largely the same players. However, the 2007 team did not have a good running back like the 2006 team. It also seemed to live off its talent more than the 2006 team did. Just my opinion, though.