I agree to a point but you can not tell me that if a opposing coach threw a ball at your daughter you would not want some quality time with him. I am not saying this is what happend but I just dont believe anyone would sit back and let this happen. I am sure with this being a christian school the right actions will be taken.

And what are the "right actions"?

And what are the "right actions"?

 

I dont know if this is true or not since we are getting two sides of the story but wouldnt you agree if this is true that some kind of punishment should be given?

I dont know if this is true or not since we are getting two sides of the story but wouldnt you agree if this is true that some kind of punishment should be given?

Well, I suppose that it depends on whose side you believe. If the story I got was true, I think he was t'd up and that is that. If the story is more like the first post, then I agree that something should be said/done.

Well, I suppose that it depends on whose side you believe. If the story I got was true, I think he was t'd up and that is that. If the story is more like the first post, then I agree that something should be said/done.

 

I will agree with that.

Ok so lets see if were in agreement here. Which ever story you believe how the ball was thrown were it was thrown. It should have never been thrown. It all boils down to this we hold are kids accountable for there actions the adults need to be held accountable for theres.

Ok so lets see if were in agreement here. Which ever story you believe how the ball was thrown were it was thrown. It should have never been thrown.

Wow, I don't know what you want out of this thread. You've made your point, and there's no argument that the ball should not have been thrown.

Wow, I don't know what you want out of this thread. You've made your point, and there's no argument that the ball should not have been thrown.

 

You're right. I'm done. Sorry for beating a dead horse.

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I guess it just depends on which side you want to believe. For the ball to thrown against a wall in the gym this happened in it had to be thrown very hard. The coach might want to be a baseball coach with a arm like he could throw bp.

 

I am pretty sure they already hired a baseball coach.

I just the actions that we are seeing at the middle school level stop before the varsity season.

I just the actions that we are seeing at the middle school level stop before the varsity season.

He's had one incident to my knowledge, correct me if I'm wrong. And it's debatable as to it's verocity as has been ironed out in this thread. I hope that the stone throwing stops before the varsity season.:thumb:

He's had one incident to my knowledge, correct me if I'm wrong. And it's debatable as to it's verocity as has been ironed out in this thread. I hope that the stone throwing stops before the varsity season.:thumb:

Fat chance!^^^^

Neighbors won't play well together. It is what it is. Shame really.

Anytime there is a call at a sporting event, each team chooses sides according to the way they want the call to go. It appears the one team feels the coach, in anger, threw the ball and nearly hit a player from the opposite team. The RH team believes the ball was about 10 feet away from the player, and the coach received a Tech, so everything was handled appropriately. All agree the coach should not have thrown the ball.

Fact: when the ball was thrown, the girl moved to avoid being struck, and felt the wind from it as it passed by her face

Fact: after being startled by the incident, and before leaving the floor, the girl looked into the stands at her family and said " that almost hit me".

Fact: the girl moved to the area 4 weeks ago and has no ties to any school, and has no rivalries with any school in the area.

Fact: the only person to address the coach about nearly hitting the child was her mother, who did it quietly, between quarters, and was told she would be removed from the gym if she spoke with the coach.

Fact: the game was taped by a parent of an RH player

Regardless of whether the coach came within 10 inches or 10 feet of anyone, the issue is the emotional outburst of the coach, culminating in a physical release of his rage. There were two failures in the gym that night. The first was the actions of the coach, and the second was the lack of action by the referees, by not ejecting him from the game.

I don't know about you, but to think that a grown man can launch an object and nearly strike a kid, and the only person to be held accountable for their actions is the parent that says "you nearly hit my daughter", is unacceptable. I would hate to think the only one thrown out of the gym that night is a 100lb woman with MS, trying to defend her daughter, when the officials would not.

Why are we hesitant to name the coach and school? We nail high school kids for cheap shots in football games. We call them out for not being good at their assigned position.

 

We can't mention an adult ? Are we afraid of this guy?

I don't know his name.

I don't know his name.

 

What school does he coach?