jake94

I would love the opportunity to sit down and have a cup of coffee with you! You are so full of so much knowledge! I would have already reached out but you like most have an alias name behind a keyboard. 

Well all that information “you heard” about Coach Rich was all wrong. 

It’s really hard when you’re so awesome

Isn’t life swell dad… hey son, how about we go fishing this weekend… great dad, but I have homework 

if he didn't apply, not sure how he can be considered?

QB coach at Katy High.

Scott Rich

They gonna mess this up 😂

Told ppl if Aaron got the gig its over for Port Arthur Memorial. 

He will recruit the hell outta PA.  😀
 
Not sure it’s a done deal yet.  Guy from Katy still in the mix.  

Now yall will see a different side of me. LFG! 

My alumni and country cousin!!!!! Go Dogs!!!!! 

Aaron Babino

😂 

It feels like today is the day… anyone else agree?

Is Reagan still the front runner?

Is Reagan still the front runner?

Is Reagan still the front runner?

Mr. Babino was a great player, now a very good, proven defensive coodinator at a top level 6A program. Better yet he knows what it takes in all aspects of football & life to be a great influence\role model to students.  

Speaking of good Defensive coordinators

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Coach suggestion, assuming he’d even be available, for Nederland: SOC’s defensive coordinator. 
 
 
 

Or PNG's......

Nederland swept all levels 

Ahhh. I think he was talking about Prieto at Crosby. I’m not sure if Nederland would be an upgrade over Lake Worth or not, I’m not familiar with that program.

Just a thought here and I understand there might be some controversy around this. 
I think Crosby's implosion and PNG's ascension should teach us a couple very important lessons. 
1) We overvalue the effect of athletes (bo's and joes) on the success of a program and undervalue the effect of coaching. 
2) Great coaches will get the enrollment involved and working. At the end of the day the single most important thing for late playoff success is depth and coaching. Yes losing a great QB/RB/WR/LB can end a season early but if you don't have depth at all the "not superstar" positions and if the backups aren't just as willing, able and wanting to play as the starters you cannot have success at the highest levels. 
I think this is true because of a couple of reasons, Winner win. If you are successful and win others want to be a part of that, from that 6'8 300 lbs kid that's never touched a football to that 5'6 kid who will run through a wall to get his chance. They all are important and they all need to feel like part of the team. If you win then no one cares about being the backup. If you win people will be happy to just be on the team. If you win you can have 65 athletes on Varsity every single year. 
Even a team without elite athletics' talent can execute plays at a high level if they are well coached. Practice times, culture of work, and accountability set the standards for developing 14 year old's into athletic 17 years old's. That being said great coaches can overcome program deficiencies that previously existed. 
 
Crosby and PNG prove this. PNG has no more talent now than it has for the last decade. Crosby has no less talent than it has for the last decade. It's about how that talent is coached, brought through the system, and executes daily. 
 
My ramblings.