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Are you familiar with tenure? Like I said I graduated from CCHS and when I have kids I seriously doubt they will go there like I, My Mom and Dad, and all four of my grandparents did.

http://news.kypost.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060714/SPT01/607140331/1014/NEWS02 Clint Kohls is the winner. I've played with him and he's incredible.

Can anyone answer this?

I wouldn't do that. I think you are right to an extent, but he can still say it whether you or I deem it inappropriate (and really stupid) or not.

That Brad Cox is well dressed? Everyone agrees.... Have they had a lot of talent that didn't achieve the way it could have under better/different coaching? I'd (and you would) agree that they did.

:thumb: Hey we're on the same page.

Did Joe leave or was he fired? If he left because of politics then personal attacks need to stop.

I graduated from CCHS in 1997 and the field had no grass. I went to a game last year and it still had no grass. There is no way I would have let Brossart use that field (unless the way was funding a turf surface).

Then send them to public school since you've already paid for it.

About five years ago PC had an incredible amount of talent come through the school. In 96' and 97' they had a lot of talent come through the school. They had some players who weren't dedicated like the players of the past few years in the nineties, but recently they had Appleman as the coach and he was horrible. Lonnie Miller was 6'6", Danny Showberg (Sp) was 6'4" maybe, Andrew Gosney was 6'4" ish, Justin Feeback is 6'2" and Joey Allen was 6'2". Plus they had Brad Cox on the team and he was a very good shooter (and dresser). All of those kids came in a 2-4 year span and IMO were good enough to compete in the region if they had been well coached. Maybe someone can fill in some blanks for me, but they have had some very talented teams over the years that people outside of PC never realized. If Appleman hadn't coached that team and Biggs had they would have been top 2 or 3 in the region for sure.

Has he put up for sale signs yet?

Umpires talk. Teams get reputations and they are typically earned and not good. I've had coaches come up to me and question some of the dumbest stuff ever and when you're out there you don't want to hear it. He absolutely has the right to say "you have a reputation, I don't want to talk to you." (I would never judge a coach by a word of mouth reputation just like I wouldn't use the "one more word" threat to warn a guy off the bat.)

Honestly a lot of umpires get a power trip and bring it to the field. Telling someone you don't want trouble because they have a reputation is not uncalled for though. A lot of umpires tell a coach to be quiet and quickly say "one more word." That leads to a quick ejection in most cases. It's better to stearnly tell a coach/player "I've had enough this conversation is over." If they don't heed that warning then one more word is acceptable. The thing that gets me though is baseball is the one and only sport where complaining is not acceptable and I think that's great. If baseball umpires reffed in the NBA guys would get thrown out in the first quarter. After a few weeks the players would stop crying though. Also, it is not mandatory (or even necessary) for an umpire to attempt a handshake. If the coach wants to shake hands that's fine, but he should be the innitiator of the handshake not the umpire. However, if someone tries to shake your hand and you reject it because of a B2 baseball game your class meter just dropped IMO about 100 points. If his partner umpire really did apologize for his actions I'd never work with that guy again. You're out there as a team and you live and die as a team. The balk rule in B ball is stupid. The coaches tell the umps to call it and complain when they do call it (or don't whatever benefits there team). I've had more trouble explaining balks to coaches then they are worth. There are a lot of balks that are never called at this level (going to the mouth) because it's too much for most of these kids to remember. What was the "balk" on the mound anyway?

Joe Roberts is leaving?

I'm going out on a limb and say no OJ won't return to WVA anytime soon.

That makes sense. Why are NFL players allowed to do it? You would think that would be a rule there too since it's medically driven.

Why is this a rule? Who cares besides the KHSAA?

Pendleton County has a very young, ambitious, and smart football coach. He will succeed.

Give it a few years. It will take time, but Brossart has low numbers so they won't have to play a lot of the bigger schools.

I won't name him, but my cousin. Also, about 5 of his buddies that live in Southeast CC.

He isn't too busy, but........... I would say he won't do it this year. Her future father in-law is no longer the coach.

Coach Carver did a good job with Pendleton's program and I think Brossart can be a good team in a few years. I know there are some big guys on the basketball team. Also, a lot of kids in Campbell County attended CCHS, or NCC because Brossart didn't have football.

"She's got too much going on with school so, not if she wants to get married." her fiance'

I can find out. Give me about 2 minutes.

They should turn some heads and surprise people.