89Falcon

How do you know? Do you have information on the coaches who switch jobs that do not have kids that play? Coaching is a volatile business where you can be fired as soon as the right local gets offended. Coaches should do whatever they feel is best for them and their families. **I once saw a coach take his team to a state championship game for the first time in school history only to have community turn on him and question his coaching ability. He promptly left for greener pastures. There are two kinds of coaches: coaches who have "been fired" and coaches who will "be fired".

Life as a coach's son.

Chavis McCollister from Tenaha.

Josh Allen is a good example.

OL particularly receive offers based upon “size” and nothing else.

Has happened both ways. Many people would rate Chavis McCollister among the greatest high school players of all time. Yet, he received little to no college interest.

Ok, I will do that.

Thanks for the illuminating response. I have just had an epiphany. From this point forward I will no longer utilize the word “pathetic”. I will now utilize: “completely incompetent on a football field”.

Cry me a river. No kids are named and no one is hurt.

What colleges do is not relevant to high school performance. I could give you a list of players holding D1 offers that are borderline pathetic.

It will not matter what Newton lost up front. WV will be non-competitive.

Hardin will beat the brakes off WV. WV is about to be a dumpster fire. Fortunately, outside of Newton and Hardin, the district is utterly pathetic.

So, it takes "talent" to win? and "special talent" to win big?

I imagine Crumedy is perfectly happy at the moment.

To the dismay of WOS little league coaches and fans.