One more thing about Gretna football that has hurt them. And this is probably not unique to Gretna. Prunty revived a program that had not been relevant since Slick Andrews or Ken Meadors had some success. Gretna has just not been able to keep these coaches. They have all jumped to go after greener pastures. Of course some have found out that the grass was not that greener. Simpson has been the longest tenured behind Slick Andrews.I think coaches are no different than anyone else. Money matters especially a sport that requires the amount of work and time that football does. It is like teaching. If you want to attract the best you offer an attractive package. Salary, insurance, retirement. I agree that coaches have more than one reason for doing it but don't think for a moment that one doesn't look at the compensation for his or her time. Will you get rich teaching and coaching? No. But these people have families and we all want to be successful financially. I'm not disagreeing with your first sentence but to attract quality in anything you need to offer more than the next guy.