I never had the honor of meeting Coach Ross. It's so sad to hear of his generation of coaches who have passed in recent years that have had an impact on our state unlike anything they ever could have imagined.

 

RIP, coach.

This next season 2015 Rams Football will have yet another "RAM" looking down on them .... I hope that the kids today know what Coach Ross meant to Raceland Football and maybe dedicate this coming season to him. I know how proud that he was over the last few seasons and the back to back district / region championships' date=' that's what he was building here. I am sure that coach Salmons has and / or will talk to them. LR, it is people like Coach Ross and so many others that ARE Raceland Ram Football ......That's what males this place special.[/quote']

Coach Salmons told the players and staff that Coach Ross was lying in hospice and all he wanted to discuss was what happened in the Williamsburg game. There he was, fighting for his life and all he wanted to talk about was Raceland football. Coach Salmons said it best, Coach Ross wasn't just a guy who coached football, he WAS a football coach.

Coach Salmons told the players and staff that Coach Ross was lying in hospice and all he wanted to discuss was what happened in the Williamsburg game. There he was, fighting for his life and all he wanted to talk about was Raceland football. Coach Salmons said it best, Coach Ross wasn't just a guy who coached football, he WAS a football coach.

 

:thumb: Amen.