by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
If you missed last Thursday's incredible High School Football America radio show with the country's top two winningest high school football coaches, don't worry, it's now available FREE on-demand right now.
Click here to listen to my interviews with John McKissick of Summerville High School in South Carolina and J.T. Curtis of John Curtis Christian in Louisiana.
McKissick is America's winningest coach with 586 victories, while Curtis is eight wins shy of 500.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
America's Winningest Coaches to Appear on Tomorrow Night's High School Football America Radio Show
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
I've done a lot of interviews over the course of 35 years, but tomorrow night's High School Football America radio show is going to be a special one.
The reason?
I'm going to have two head football coaches on the show that are the best ever when it comes to get the all important W.
John McKissick of Summerville High School in South Carolina and J.T. Curtis of John Curtis Christian School in Louisiana are ranked #1 and #2 on the country's all-time victory list, and they join me to talk about their incredible careers that total 103 years combined as head coaches.
McKissick is America's winningest coach with 586 victories heading into this season, which will be his 60th at the school that is outside of Charleston. Curtis needs eight wins to become only the second coach to win 500. Curtis has done it at a school that carries his father's name from when he founded it back in the early 60's.
Below are a couple of older videos that reveal a little bit more about McKissick.
You can listen to tomorrow night's show LIVE starting at 7PM EST.
Just click here to listen to the show.
High School Football America
I've done a lot of interviews over the course of 35 years, but tomorrow night's High School Football America radio show is going to be a special one.
The reason?
I'm going to have two head football coaches on the show that are the best ever when it comes to get the all important W.

McKissick is America's winningest coach with 586 victories heading into this season, which will be his 60th at the school that is outside of Charleston. Curtis needs eight wins to become only the second coach to win 500. Curtis has done it at a school that carries his father's name from when he founded it back in the early 60's.
Below are a couple of older videos that reveal a little bit more about McKissick.
You can listen to tomorrow night's show LIVE starting at 7PM EST.
Just click here to listen to the show.
Sunday, August 07, 2011
John McKissick & J.T. Curtis Closing-in on Milestone Victory Marks
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
When it comes to winning high school football games there are no better at it than John McKissick of Summerville High School in South Carolina and J.T. Curtis at John Curtis Christian in Louisiana.
McKissick and Curtis are #1 and #2 in America in the "W Department", and heading into the 2011 season, both are closing-in on some big milestone numbers.
McKissick, who will be coaching his 60th season, is 14 wins away from his 600th career victory. The leader of the Green Wave brings a record of 586-138-13 into the season.
In order to become the first coach in America to reach the magical #600, McKissick's squad will need to be perfect...meaning the Green Wave will need to reach the state championship game, which would be the team's 15th of the season.
In the meantime, Curtis is just eight victories shy of the 500-win club. Curtis, who's father founded the school in the early 60's will be coaching his 43rd season this year.
Curtis' record is an incredible 492-52-6.
Three other coaches are closing-in on the 400-win club, according to the website www.hsfootballcoachingrecords.com. Robert Paroli of Seventy-First in North Carolina and Corky Rogers of Bolles in Florida each need one victory to enter the 400-victory club.
Paroli's owns a record of 399-190-13, while Rogers' resume is 399 wins, only 70 losses and one tie.
Al Fracassa of Brother Rice in Michigan is five victories away from #400.
Then there are eleven other coaches that could reach the 300-win club this season. Below are those coaches:
Joe May, Nottoway, VA - 297 wins
Bob Lantzy, Utica Eisenhower, MI - 293 wins
Dwight Lundeen, Becker, MN - 293 wins
Rodney Walker, Persons, GA - 293 wins
John Outlaw, Lufkin, TX - 293 wins
Randy Allen, Highland Park, TX - 293 wins
Jim Algeo, Lansdale Catholic, PA - 291 wins
Reno Saccoccia - Steubenville, OH - 291 wins
Tom Nolen, Houston Lamar, TX - 290 wins
Alan Chadwick, Marist, GA - 290 wins
Tim Rimpfel, Cumberland Valley, PA - 288 wins
Finally, here's a look at the Top 10 All-Time Coaches by wins:
1. John McKissick, Summerville, SC - 586 wins
2. J.T. Curtis, John Curtis, LA - 492 wins
3. Larry Campbell, Lincoln County, GA - 447 wins
4. G.A. Moore, Jr, Aubrey, TX - 422 wins
5. Mike Smith, Hampton, VA - 419 wins
*6. George Curry, Pennsylvania - 413 wins
*7 Jack Holley, North Carolina - 412 wins
*8 Pete Adkins, Missouri - 405 wins
9. Robert Paroli, Seventy-First, NC - 399 wins
9. Corky Rogers, Bolles, FL - 399 wins
*Retired from coaching
High School Football America
When it comes to winning high school football games there are no better at it than John McKissick of Summerville High School in South Carolina and J.T. Curtis at John Curtis Christian in Louisiana.
McKissick and Curtis are #1 and #2 in America in the "W Department", and heading into the 2011 season, both are closing-in on some big milestone numbers.
McKissick, who will be coaching his 60th season, is 14 wins away from his 600th career victory. The leader of the Green Wave brings a record of 586-138-13 into the season.
In order to become the first coach in America to reach the magical #600, McKissick's squad will need to be perfect...meaning the Green Wave will need to reach the state championship game, which would be the team's 15th of the season.
In the meantime, Curtis is just eight victories shy of the 500-win club. Curtis, who's father founded the school in the early 60's will be coaching his 43rd season this year.
Curtis' record is an incredible 492-52-6.
Three other coaches are closing-in on the 400-win club, according to the website www.hsfootballcoachingrecords.com. Robert Paroli of Seventy-First in North Carolina and Corky Rogers of Bolles in Florida each need one victory to enter the 400-victory club.
Paroli's owns a record of 399-190-13, while Rogers' resume is 399 wins, only 70 losses and one tie.
Al Fracassa of Brother Rice in Michigan is five victories away from #400.
Then there are eleven other coaches that could reach the 300-win club this season. Below are those coaches:
Joe May, Nottoway, VA - 297 wins
Bob Lantzy, Utica Eisenhower, MI - 293 wins
Dwight Lundeen, Becker, MN - 293 wins
Rodney Walker, Persons, GA - 293 wins
John Outlaw, Lufkin, TX - 293 wins
Randy Allen, Highland Park, TX - 293 wins
Jim Algeo, Lansdale Catholic, PA - 291 wins
Reno Saccoccia - Steubenville, OH - 291 wins
Tom Nolen, Houston Lamar, TX - 290 wins
Alan Chadwick, Marist, GA - 290 wins
Tim Rimpfel, Cumberland Valley, PA - 288 wins
Finally, here's a look at the Top 10 All-Time Coaches by wins:
1. John McKissick, Summerville, SC - 586 wins
2. J.T. Curtis, John Curtis, LA - 492 wins
3. Larry Campbell, Lincoln County, GA - 447 wins
4. G.A. Moore, Jr, Aubrey, TX - 422 wins
5. Mike Smith, Hampton, VA - 419 wins
*6. George Curry, Pennsylvania - 413 wins
*7 Jack Holley, North Carolina - 412 wins
*8 Pete Adkins, Missouri - 405 wins
9. Robert Paroli, Seventy-First, NC - 399 wins
9. Corky Rogers, Bolles, FL - 399 wins
*Retired from coaching
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