Sorry about the earlier comment. I didn't know what the tee shirt signified.

Good of you to make the retraction. A lot of folks would have thought the same thing if they didn't know the story behind the wardrobe. :thumb:

 

For the record, the Rose Hill staff typically wears coats and ties to varsity games. These shirts were to support the Marshall Co. coach's son, and were $15 each. Rose Hill bought the shirts and broke standard dress code to show their support for Gunner. :thumb:

The Rose Hill staff are a bunch of good guys from the times I have dealt with them.

my heart felt prayers go out to gunner and his family! We here in the 16th region will keep you in our thoughts and prayers! As for the coaching staff at Rose Hill,Guys you represent us well and I'm aware that sometimes emotions get in the way. With that being said I congratulate you all on being gentleman first(dads before coaches) some of us back here appreciate the gesture that you have made for all of us back here! Even though my children do not attend The Hill,Thank you for your compassion,and rest assured that this fan thinks highly of you guys!

I played for Coach Fraley when I was a Freshman at Greenup. He is a great coach and truly a good hearted person. The Rose Hill Staff's actions shows their heart.

As much as I'm sure the RH coaches appreciate the kind words, I can assure you they did not do what they did to get attention or praise for themselves.

 

Check out the site below, and do something nice for Gunner. :thumb:

 

http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/gunnergillespie

Several teams at Hoopfest had coaches and/or players wearing the Gunner T-shirts ...