Final.

All things considered this is a pretty poor performance by the Raiders.

 

Congrats Simon!

Ouch. What happened to Ryle? Thought this game would be much closer.

Congrats to SK. Embarrassing performance for the Raiders at home on Senior Night.

Ouch. What happened to Ryle? Thought this game would be much closer.

 

Bad luck early on with a fumbled kick return and then 2 fumbles that were reversed.

Ryle bookends their disappointing season with thorough defeats.

 

Off to the post-season.

Ryle has just loses it in these big games.

Highlands and Simon Kenton should of been competitive games for Ryle.

I will say it now and echo what I have heard in the stands all season, the play calling is awful. They have the workhorses for a pound the rock offense. Instead we are spreading out, makes no sense.

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Ryle has just loses it in these big games.

Highlands and Simon Kenton should of been competitive games for Ryle.

I will say it now and echo what I have heard in the stands all season, the play calling is awful. They have the workhorses for a pound the rock offense. Instead we are spreading out, makes no sense.

 

I agree that this game should have been more competitive but the HHS game was more about tough injuries happening just days before.

Most of what I have heard about in the stands seems to be more about self-important parents singling out and trashing kids on the team. It is a shame that some parents don’t carry themselves with any kind of dignity.

Good win for SK! Thought this game would be closer.

Ryle has just loses it in these big games.

Highlands and Simon Kenton should of been competitive games for Ryle.

I will say it now and echo what I have heard in the stands all season, the play calling is awful. They have the workhorses for a pound the rock offense. Instead we are spreading out, makes no sense.

 

Isn't that part of the reason Warner was shown the door, because of his pound the rock offenses?

Isn't that part of the reason Warner was shown the door, because of his pound the rock offenses?

 

In today's society unless you are scoring 50 points a game. There will be people complaining about the offense. If you pound the ball all the time, people complain. If you spread it out all the time people complain. Shoot people even complain if you do a mix of both pounding it and then spread. People then say the offense is not up with the times with the offenses of today and needs to be purely spread and rpo.

 

The mural of the story is unless a team averages 50 points a game. The people in the stands will complain about how it is not the right offense, and that the people in the stands know what offense a team should use.

In today's society unless you are scoring 50 points a game. There will be people complaining about the offense. If you pound the ball all the time, people complain. If you spread it out all the time people complain. Shoot people even complain if you do a mix of both pounding it and then spread. People then say the offense is not up with the times with the offenses of today and needs to be purely spread and rpo.

 

The mural of the story is unless a team averages 50 points a game. The people in the stands will complain about how it is not the right offense, and that the people in the stands know what offense a team should use.

 

People have complained about coaches and offenses since the beginning of football. Don't put that on "today's society."

In today's society unless you are scoring 50 points a game. There will be people complaining about the offense. If you pound the ball all the time, people complain. If you spread it out all the time people complain. Shoot people even complain if you do a mix of both pounding it and then spread. People then say the offense is not up with the times with the offenses of today and needs to be purely spread and rpo.

 

The mural of the story is unless a team averages 50 points a game. The people in the stands will complain about how it is not the right offense, and that the people in the stands know what offense a team should use.

 

I sometimes wonder if the people in the stands really know about the abilities of the student athletes on the field or even what their responsibilities are on the field.

I sometimes wonder if the people in the stands really know about the abilities of the student athletes on the field or even what their responsibilities are on the field.

Got to say, and I'm 74, my Dad thought I was the greatest and our coaches greatly misused me. Heck, I knew what I was capable of and never agreed with him. Dad was gentleman enough to keep his opinions within the family. Mom would have been embarrassed if he had chosen to run his mouth in the stands. Thanks Mom and Dad.

In today's society unless you are scoring 50 points a game. There will be people complaining about the offense. If you pound the ball all the time, people complain. If you spread it out all the time people complain. Shoot people even complain if you do a mix of both pounding it and then spread. People then say the offense is not up with the times with the offenses of today and needs to be purely spread and rpo.

 

The mural of the story is unless a team averages 50 points a game. The people in the stands will complain about how it is not the right offense, and that the people in the stands know what offense a team should use.

 

If you had witnessed the play calling at the end of the Cooper and the Dixie game I’m sure this opinion would change. Both games were almost squandered in the last 2 minutes. Giving each opposing team a chance with the ball by passing on 3rd down and then punting against Cooper. Which gave them time instead of running it out.

Then against Dixie passing on 3rd and 4th down on our 48 thus giving Dixie the ball with plenty of time left. This was the same Dixie that had multiple big gain pass plays on our defense, two of 60+ yards.

 

In the 4th quarter Of both games our clock management was terrible and led to these questionable moments.

 

On the play calling side we can also look historically at how this coach has tried to mold players to his offense which doesn’t work. This is the same reason Ryle wanted Warner gone.

 

Successful coaches figure out the strengths of a team and exploit them. An elementary school student could tell you that Kyle England is this teams strength.

 

On that note if anyone has witnessed any games or watched any film you would see he is hit in the backfield almost every time that they run. (Shotgun or pistol) England shows he’s special because most of the time he’s breaking two tackles before he is out of the backfield.

 

Lastly on play calling Simon Kenton clearly showed blitz multiple times tonight and we failed to recognize this almost every time. It was noticeable.

 

I understand how hard it is to be a coach and have parents complaining nonstop. Typically you do ignore them as it becomes a mocking bird culture when your losing. However in this case I believe there are some legitimate gripes by this parent group.