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Is daddy ball back in Union?

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I think all Pigskin was saying is daddy ball isn't over at Ryle as some have said it is. They still have dads on the coaching staff.

Why can't they find someone other than Dads to coach? How many Dads are coaching?

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I think all Pigskin was saying is daddy ball isn't over at Ryle as some have said it is. They still have dads on the coaching staff.

 

I understand that but the inference of daddyball is the inference that players are given preferential treatment or playing time they haven't earned. That is simply not so. Rabe is a freshmen coach and a spotter in the booth on Friday nights. Can't speak to Perron. I don't know. But if there is no influence there is no problem. Its pretty hard to fill all those non paid volunteer jobs that a program needs without a parent or two. I'm sure every program at some point has or has had a parent that does something for the football program. Calling in doubt peoples character without proof, substantial or circumstantial is wrong. In the real word its called slander.

A parent or two?? We were laughing in the stands in 2013 - 22 men wearing the then-traditional shirt and tie vs. Cooper. Twenty-two!! (We had ten - but we did have to beef that up in 2014 to get the field properly watered down.) At least 8 that I know personally had a kid on the Raider roster. That's more than a third. I'm not talking chains. We do have a dad or two (or a alum dad or two) working those, as do most schools, I'd wager.

 

I daresay you lost a good number of those to graduation, but maybe it was the regime change. But don't come at us like he cleaned house and eliminated the problem all together. And btw, who was your nose guard most of the year? When you played Cooper, it was a coach's kid.

#1 Engler is influenced by Engler, I know him from Catholic

#2 Some coaches have kids. The average middle aged american has kids. Deal with it.

I understand that but the inference of daddyball is the inference that players are given preferential treatment or playing time they haven't earned. That is simply not so. Rabe is a freshmen coach and a spotter in the booth on Friday nights. Can't speak to Perron. I don't know. But if there is no influence there is no problem. Its pretty hard to fill all those non paid volunteer jobs that a program needs without a parent or two. I'm sure every program at some point has or has had a parent that does something for the football program. Calling in doubt peoples character without proof, substantial or circumstantial is wrong. In the real word its called slander.

I can't say if that is a problem today as it was in the past. The only one I have heard say that the daddy ball is alive and well and influencing Ryle football is uk#1fan....but that is just to stir the pot I think.

 

In the last regime it was a huge problem as I've heard many of the parents, even parents of starters complain about how bad it was and that many of the coaches kids were getting preferential treatment.

 

Since Engler got there, I haven't heard the complaints that used to be.

A parent or two?? We were laughing in the stands in 2013 - 22 men wearing the then-traditional shirt and tie vs. Cooper. Twenty-two!! (We had ten - but we did have to beef that up in 2014 to get the field properly watered down.) At least 8 that I know personally had a kid on the Raider roster. That's more than a third. I'm not talking chains. We do have a dad or two (or a alum dad or two) working those, as do most schools, I'd wager.

 

I daresay you lost a good number of those to graduation, but maybe it was the regime change. But don't come at us like he cleaned house and eliminated the problem all together. And btw, who was your nose guard most of the year? When you played Cooper, it was a coach's kid.

 

So you're going on record and saying that anyone's kid who's parent has any affiliation couldn't be good enough to play. You keep bringing up the Warner days and we knew the issues then. Probably helped the AD make the coaching change. This team is under new leadership and you aren't in the loop, keep hating, say what you want, you are wrong and should be embarrassed as an adult for the unfounded character assassination that you are puting on paper about Coach Engler right now. Keep bring up old stuff and spreading rumors like a school girl. Sad really sad. You have always had an ax to grind about Ryle. Your posts speak for themselves. Make sure Cooper has no parent involved in anyway with the team. There very well could be some perceived impropriety.

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So you're going on record and saying that anyone's kid who's parent has any affiliation couldn't be good enough to play. You keep bringing up the Warner days and we knew the issues then. Probably helped the AD make the coaching change. This team is under new leadership and you aren't in the loop, keep hating, say what you want, you are wrong and should be embarrassed as an adult for the unfounded character assassination that you are puting on paper about Coach Engler right now. Keep bring up old stuff and spreading rumors like a school girl. Sad really sad. You have always had an ax to grind about Ryle. Your post speak for them self. Make sure Cooper has no patent involved in anyway with the team. There very well could be some impropriety involved.

 

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Don't you have some peewee kids to go teach to keep there head up. Stay out of grown folks business. You can come back when you mature a little more.

So you're going on record and saying that anyone's kid who's parent has any affiliation couldn't be good enough to play. You keep bringing up the Warner days and we knew the issues then. Probably helped the AD make the coaching change. This team is under new leadership and you aren't in the loop, keep hating, say what you want, you are wrong and should be embarrassed as an adult for the unfounded character assassination that you are puting on paper about Coach Engler right now. Keep bring up old stuff and spreading rumors like a school girl. Sad really sad. You have always had an ax to grind about Ryle. Your posts speak for themselves. Make sure Cooper has no parent involved in anyway with the team. There very well could be some perceived impropriety.

 

 

Where ON EARTH did I say that??

 

And I'm not in a position to "make sure Cooper has no parent involved in any way" - I'm a PARENT. We don't roll like that here.

I think a parent can coach if they are staying impartial. Like has previously been stated, I'm definitely NOT hearing any "daddy ball" issues out of Ryle. If the kid is legit good enough to play, they would play. I seriously doubt Engler would come into Ryle and let the same kind of things go on that went on before he was there.

And I'm not saying he is, at all.....I'm just saying there are still dads on the sidelines there. He did not stop the practice all together as SOME would have us believe. For the record, Perron is as good a line coach as Ryle could hope to have. The Rabes know the game inside and out. Did not EVER say otherwise.

And I'm not saying he is, at all.....I'm just saying there are still dads on the sidelines there. He did not stop the practice all together as SOME would have us believe. For the record, Perron is as good a line coach as Ryle could hope to have. The Rabes know the game inside and out. Did not EVER say otherwise.

 

No but you implied it.

Where ON EARTH did I say that??

 

And I'm not in a position to "make sure Cooper has no parent involved in any way" - I'm a PARENT. We don't roll like that here.

 

You said our starting nose guard has a parent/ coach. You are inferring that he did not earn his spot. I guess Woolf didn't either. Heck my wife helped feed the team on game day. No way my kids was good enough to play. Must be some favoritism going on. Or you could say that we here at Ryle support or our student athletes and help out when asked and do as much as we can to support them in whatever fashion we are asked. If you were as connected to our parents as much as you claim you would no that the program is not being run like that. You know in Boone county that there is NO athletic budget so you have to have some parents involved. We don't roll that way either sir.

If the coach supports it then I'm all for parents helping the coach out. Obviously requires a strong coach to control it but most teams have a real lack of coaching resources.

So you're going on record and saying that anyone's kid who's parent has any affiliation couldn't be good enough to play. You keep bringing up the Warner days and we knew the issues then. Probably helped the AD make the coaching change. This team is under new leadership and you aren't in the loop, keep hating, say what you want, you are wrong and should be embarrassed as an adult for the unfounded character assassination that you are puting on paper about Coach Engler right now. Keep bring up old stuff and spreading rumors like a school girl. Sad really sad. You have always had an ax to grind about Ryle. Your posts speak for themselves. Make sure Cooper has no parent involved in anyway with the team. There very well could be some perceived impropriety.

I think you may be a bit unfair to Pigskin. Never said any of the coaches kids aren't good enough to start. What was said was they still have several dad's on the coaching staff. It is nowhere as bad as it was in years past before Engler got there though and we all can agree to that.

 

Pigskin was simply pointing out when someone said there weren't dad's on the staff that there actually still were. I didn't see where Pigskin ever said anything negative about any of them there now though.

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