cityofRaven

Brother in Christ, I can not expound on how little your opinion matters to me in such a tiny text box.

Brother in Christ, I can not expound on how little your opinion matters to me in such a tiny text box.

Just because you were shitting you're diaper when these things happened doesn't mean it's not a viable in this scenario. 

Just because you were shitting you're diaper when these things happened doesn't mean it's not a viable in this scenario. 

Brother in Christ, I can not expound on how little your opinion matters to me in such a tiny text box.

Just because you were shitting you're diaper when these things happened doesn't mean it's not a viable in this scenario. 

Just because you were shitting you're diaper when these things happened doesn't mean it's not a viable in this scenario. 

You get zero points for either of those two. 1 one hit wonder season doesn't classify as turning a program around. Rife for Garden only had 2 winning seasons in 9 years....not exactly a turnaround I would say? Im assuming you're talking about Rowe for Grundy who had 10 winning seasons in 24 years. 

Not much knowing about situation at hand. I am going to take Dook the Cook dumbass off for bit.  From far way Giles has been elite for many years. Elite. When Steve Ragsdale left Giles he new many things were about to change.  First was way you can coach kids. 2nd was Giles enrollment was about to dip. 3rd I would imagine the man simply burnt out. LEGEND he was and still is.  Willams from afar probably has done ok job. Maybe he did stay to long. Maybe not. Just who were you guys going to get? I hear pay not all that. I hear since dropping of enrollment talent level took a hit.  I also hear that school administration at Giles not much. Again, this is all from family in that county.  I am not saying Coach Williams was great.  I would say he was pretty solid when the talent level was very good.  I do not think he was in Ragsdale level. I do think he was coach that got it done until the end.  
You my friend 23whatever. You come across angrily arrogant. Your buddy 60minute man seems hurt over something. Not sure. Really do not care.  Come down to Lee County and my TW boys. WE would love to have what your just ex coach did.   Legends do not come along very often.  Sorry fans every year.  

John Mustain at James Monroe after Donny Jackson's 2nd tour of duty.  

Garden, mid 80's. Grundy, late 80's. 

Graham

Princeton a few years ago. Graham a few years ago. Richlands in the late 90s with Mance. 

So it's safe to say that Jennings WON'T be donating to the new Graham Stadium if/when he goes pro?

So it's safe to say that Jennings WON'T be donating to the new Graham Stadium if/when he goes pro?

So it's safe to say that Jennings WON'T be donating to the new Graham Stadium if/when he goes pro?

So it's safe to say that Jennings WON'T be donating to the new Graham Stadium if/when he goes pro?

So it's safe to say that Jennings WON'T be donating to the new Graham Stadium if/when he goes pro?

True, but thats true of most teaching/coaching positions 

The truck stops pay better with fewer headaches.

Crabbers have 18 titles

Phoebus, an 11-time state champion; Hampton, an 18-time state champion; Bethel, a 3-time state champion; and Kecoughtan all share a home stadium at Darling Memorial Stadium. 
I think Graham will be just fine. 

Life will be challenging for some of these kids when they enter the real world.

One of my favorite leaders in the military was a 1SG Jones.  I was one of his platoon sergeants and he was hard on us but that cat had an energy and charisma about him.  I busted my ass for him and took my ass-chewings with pride.  I had my platoon squared away and Top (what we call 1SG) pulled me aside and said "Keep that shit up....you're the standard now.  I need to focus on the other platoons but I'll be on your ass if you slip an inch."   Hooah!!!  Our platoon motto after that was "Never slippin'!"  and every time we sounded off with that he would yell "Damn Right!" 
I found out near the end of my tour that his younger brother was Walter Jones, the All-Pro OT with the Seahawks.  Dude never said a word about it but had a small picture of the two of them in his office. 
The point is that building a connection goes a long way in how much your team or people will put out for you. 

Life will be challenging for some of these kids when they enter the real world.