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Hey you never know.  I have a 2nd cousin that was @FB last year and they were on Smiley's campus.  She told me it was rough last year but things are much smoother.  The high school will be in the old FB building and hopefully this coach will do a whole lot better than that crap we have/had in Port Arthur.  Keep in mind this guy did get Smiley into the playoffs for the first time since '88 and he was in line for the Ike job in Aldine.  I wish we could get him in Port Arthur....

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I work with a lot of people from that area- The problem is not with the students-

It is with the adults- They just flat out do not get along.

Hopefully they can act more like their children for their children's sake.

Anybody who has been around for a while knows what bickering parents can do to a program.

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