SmashMouth

100% correct. And plenty to be called.

It's when you softly laugh at something. Lol.

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Your first word answered the question though. It looks like you believe (like I do) that potentially good athletes need good coaching, and with that combination comes success. And with that success comes the possibility of continued success, all things being equal. Who is to say that BC couldn’t have had the same success that WOS historically had were it not for the right coaches. They certainly had athletes. Look at their baseball programs over the years. So my point is that saying, “It is not fair to our kids to not have the best coaches we can get” is a little nearsighted. That statement goes for all schools. It certainly pertains to PNG. It could also apply to Nederland, WB, PAM, Lumberton… Take your pick.

I was about to post the exact same thing, before I saw your post...

Dude is being a crybaby. If he was from Alabama or even a neutral state, his ability to see injustice would be undeniably blurred.

I went to the doctor for that... All cleared up. Even the rash is almost gone.

Isn't that true for most/all programs? Yet that's rarely the case...

Call it what you want. UNTIL they change the rules, it’s smart. So is teaching O lineman how to hold without getting caught. All good line coaches teach it.

I wasn’t finding fault. Just making a funny comment.

I know you’re not trying to win a popularity contest, and that post will certainly not help if you are. Lol.

Dan Hooks & CT too.

No idea.

Yep. Smart call whoever decided to do that.

Wearing the same color gloves is smart.

Dry proud to have an area team win State! Congrats again Indians!

And lack of tackling all the way around.

Good job Indians!!!

Agree 100%

At least athletic programs.

Well, it wasn’t last year. Lol. That’s when SOC came unglued.

Yep. Seen a few that should have been called though.

Until you make it fit. The kids aren’t untrainable machines.

I doubt it. But could that elite coach foster and grow the talent pool? I think so.

It’s a little of both partner. And having a strong community/administration backing up the program.