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Tuesday, November 30.2010THE BAVTX )\W SIIHhopes for newHerb Minyard, 22-45 in seven seasons as Sterling head football coach, was reassigned by the district earlier thismonth.Baytown Sun photo/Nicki EvansBY TODD HVEEMtodd.hveem@baytownsun.comThe Baytown Sterling Rangers could have a new head football coach/campus coordinator by the Jan. 24 school board meeting.Then again, it might be longer.Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District athletic director Tom Ed Gooden said they plan to take “as long as we need’' to find the right man for the job.“The job has been posted and we are taking applications through the first week of January,” Gooden said. “We will screen and interview the finalists. We could have someone to present (as our new head football coach) to the school board (on Jan. 24). But it could be longer. There is no shoo-in at this point.Sterling was forced to look for a new head coach after Herb Minyard was reassigned at the end of the 2010 football season.in JanuaryMinyard compiled a 22-45 record in seven years,including a 2-8 mark thisseason.Minyard was unavailable for comment.“Herb is helping me some, and is performing other duties as assigned,” Gooden said of Minyard, who guided the Rangers to the Class 5A state playoffs in 2008. “He is kind of acatch-all for us right now.There have been rumors that Sterling assistant head coach Mike Washburn, whois currently the acting head coach, is one of thefavorites for the job. Gooden would not confirm the reports.“I wouldn't want to comment on that,” Gooden said. “We gave received in- and out-of-state applicants. We have received a lot of calls. And the playoffs are still going on.“In these days of theInternet, it is real easy for someone to just shoot youSEE STERLING • PAGE 2B
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