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Not the same article I was reading. But, if you go to the summary it provides numbers. Doesn’t include the current Trump Administration numbers like I found in the other article. But, shows from start of 20th century through first Trump. [Hidden Content]

NBC News: Trump Admits Mistake: Donald Trump appears to have walked back his claim that he saw a video of cash being transferred to Iran. Newsweek: "He valued the apartment at $327 million in 2015 and 2016 financial statements based on claims it was 30,000 square feet in size. However, the triplex was 10,996 square feet. The only thing they have, Trump concedes, is the triplex, which was a mistake." NBC News: "On June 23, 2019, Trump discussed the border, why he stopped a planned military strike on Iran and what he called his “biggest mistake” as president: appointing Jeff Sessions as attorney general." Joe Rogan Podcast: "I will say it always comes back to the same answer, the biggest mistake I made...I picked some people that I shouldn't have picked." Try again partner. I can look up more if you'd like...

Well from this forum Hillin isn’t worth a shit and Clark should lead Buna to state. I think Kyle would do good in Buna but if I had a choice I’d take Hillin. Pitching coaches are harder to find at smaller schools. Hillin and Josh Clark pitched for the state team and lead them. All the other guys were great players

LCM vs Center game 1 has been moved to Panola starting at 4:30.

Doesn’t he have a very good hitting coach that he lets handle the offense and he is pitching and probably is talking to his pitchers. He calls pitches I’m sure. With a decision to suspend a kid that long he probably wasn’t the only one making that decision.

Bumstead should probably apply, he does most of the coaching over there in the K

Built FW Bowell up for a couple years, assisted at PNG now he’s the head honcho at El Campo

Lead them as a player? I remember there being a lot of good players on that team, Baxter and J Clark both really good. Craft, Sheppard and Hillin probably next three best, so saying that he lead them is a stretch. As far as leading them Terrier was at the helm, and K Clark has been learning from him for all this time and have heard he could have left for other jobs at schools that some would even consider better baseball job than Buna.

I forgot about him, where'd he go?

Trump doesn’t even think he’s done anything he needs to ask God for forgiveness, for gosh sakes. Your head can’t be that hard. [Hidden Content]

From what I heard, much more than a suspension should have been passed down. And just because he led them to state as a player does not mean he can lead them as a coach (not saying he’s a bad coach, just stating that it is different) The times I have seen them, he big leagues it and sits in the dugout during games. Now behind the scenes, I’m sure he does okay but I wouldn’t know for sure

Buna guy, went and learned from some good coaches and took a head coaching experience job and did good at a very non baseball school

Clinton admits mistake [Hidden Content] George W. admits mistakes [Hidden Content] Put that first sentence back in. My post stands as written.

Hillin suspended one of his best players didn’t he? I think Hillin knows the expectations he lead them to state.

Why should he be top of the list?

Obama admits mistake [Hidden Content] Clinton admits mistake

Kountze and Buna are two totally different programs, with much different expectations. The handling of a certain situation this season could effect his chances too.

I doubt they could get him back, but if they could it would be great for the program for sure

Hillin should be the top of the list

It depends on who it is and what kind of experience they have

Delete that sentence, then. The rest of the post speaks for itself.

Well I would take the guy who has head coaching experience 95% of the time.

In Houston they release cop killers back on the streets. This would be a better scenario. This sheriff is so down to earth, you have to like him. Love his answer to the reporter.

Are you saying Clark had opportunities to leave and decided to stay? If so, then I do agree that loyalty should be rewarded. Hearing that some Louisiana influence might come into play for this job though.

Need to bring back Hooker, the dude just simply wins