Terrified.

 

Yup got me. SK only gives up 75.1 yards a game passing so good luck.

Yup got me. SK only gives up 75.1 yards a game passing so good luck.

 

Gave up, past tense. This year you haven't done squat. Last year means squat. Teams change year to year. Ours got better. Your's well....

Gave up, past tense. This year you haven't done squat. Last year means squat. Teams change year to year. Ours got better. Your's well....

 

 

Comical.

Yup got me. SK only gives up 75.1 yards a game passing so good luck.

 

Your little sisters of the poor schedule may have had something to do with that, and that's an insult to the sisters.

I think you are 100% correct about Daddy ball at Ryle! Several of the coaches have either had children in the last year or are about too! DAddy ball at its best!

Whenever I hear the 'coach plays politics' brought up, all I can think of is why would I choose to play a kid I KNOW is worse than another kid if my priority is WINNING?

 

Makes zero sense to me.

 

What HS football coach in Kentucky who makes about $4.00 an hour and puts in about 70-90 hours a week teaching and coaching away from his family in-season would honestly think it's better to play a kid who would make him more likely to LOSE a game than win it?

 

And just because you think you might get a bigger donation to the Booster Club?

 

Or just because you think some kid's dad who you want to impress might think more of you?

 

Now if the Principal is pushing for you to play his kid over a better kid, I can see why a coach might feel some pressure; but any coach I know would leave that kind of job on principle anyway...and not before making it very well known why.

 

The issue at Ryle has not been administrators pressuring coaches for kids to be played, but the kids of assistant coaches pushing for their kids to be played. You mention the driving force for such an action in another of your posts regarding the difficulty of hiring good assistant coaches..

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I'll bite. Since the new coach took over, please name all the players with fathers on staff or those who are "about too".

 

We know about Ryan Wolfe. He graduated last year and will be playing at Georgetown. He was one of the top linebackers in NKY the last two seasons. Curious to see what else you got?

I think you are 100% correct about Daddy ball at Ryle! Several of the coaches have either had children in the last year or are about too! DAddy ball at its best!

 

Name them.. Who on the varsity staff has kids in the program?

Name them.. Who on the varsity staff has kids in the program?

 

Re read his post, lol.

The accusation had been made so make the case.. Who is coaching and has kids who are starting because of their parent on the staff. You claim daddyball but that is a hollow accusation. Name the specific instances.

First, I am not taking a position on daddy ball and the past at Ryle but I just don't see it with the new Coach.

 

I think Coach Engler will correctly identify the best QB on the roster and run with him. I am extremely confident in that.

 

This is spot on. Let's focus on more positive things concerning the teams and kids playing football. Daddy Ball will not be a factor @ Ryle. Let's move on.

If I name them, is that a rule violation???

^^ By just naming the parent/ coach combo. I don't see how its been done in the past.

The accusation had been made so make the case.. Who is coaching and has kids who are starting because of their parent on the staff. You claim daddyball but that is a hollow accusation. Name the specific instances.

 

It doesn't always have to be a coach.

There's 3 months to go before an actual "starter" takes the field. This thread is only hypothetical until that time. How about we re-visit then.