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Prep Notebook: McClelland replaces Fraley as AD at Boyd County

Summary by The Herald-Dispatch
An old saying in coaching is, "you don't want to be the man who follows the man." Clayton McClelland finds himself in that position, taking over as athletic director at Boyd County High School, replacing the renowned Pete Fraley. Fraley, who invested 30 years in the Boyd County system as girls basketball coach and 14 as A.D., recently retired. McClelland, a 2004 Boyd County graduate, takes over.

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Prep Notebook: McClelland replaces Fraley as AD at Boyd County

An old saying in coaching is, "you don't want to be the man who follows the man." Clayton McClelland finds himself in that position, taking over as athletic director at Boyd County High School, replacing the renowned Pete Fraley. Fraley, who invested 30 years in the Boyd County system as girls basketball coach and 14 as A.D., recently retired. McClelland, a 2004 Boyd County graduate, takes over.

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The Herald-Dispatch broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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