Do you guys really think everyone in good coached programs from the fans to the parents are happy with there coach. I know for a fact there have been parents who wanted Faust out. I know for fact there are parents who want Listerman out. And so on and so on.

 

The last thing a coach should be concerned with is the fans and parents of his program. He has to worry about his team and the players on his team. Like I said before, give the guy at Boone a chance. You've stated it already, its only his 3rd season and this the 1st one that has had any talent. They will be contending real soon. If your such a good coach then go do it yourself.

 

But if you hear past and present players complaining about the coach and quitting, do you blame that on the parents too? How long of a chance should be given a coach? I know it was only his 3rd season at Boone, but he has been head coach for 10-15 years at 3 different schools and still has a career losing record. How long does it take to prove how well a person can coach? Boone has so much talent coming up, it can't help but contend in the next few years, regardless of coaching decisions, but good coaching in tough/close games will absolutely make the difference between regional championships and 18-12 adequate seasons with no titles and unfulfilled potential. Believe me, if I had the time and opportunity, I would. I also know of another good coach whom I believe would do at least as well, most likely better, and certainly no worse. If next year doesn't go well, I would expect there to be a change before Boone misses out on its upcoming opportunities.

Maybe Nell's ready for a new challenge.

 

At least she shows intensity during the game.