Uncle Si

WS 2
LL 1
Final
Walk Off HR to win the game in the bottom of the 7th for Primrose and WS!  Awesome!!

Franklin JV 54
Hardin 6

Franklin JV 54
Hardin 6

SA 54
HD 12

There is a very good place on the Northeast side of the San Augustine Courthouse square.  "The Heart of Texas Grill"  located as 102 East Columbia San Augustine TX 75972.  Pretty neat place with very good fish, shrimp, and chicken fried steak.  Pretty cool restaurant!

See??  That's what's silly.  In Hardin 3 years is considered tenured and a long career.  Remember the part where I said something to the tune of you're a perfect example of the problems in Hardin.  Take a minute and read your own posts.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

You are a perfect example of why Hardin is and always will be a career killer for any coach the signs an employment contract there.  Tod Stark has been one of the most well respected and liked coaches at every school he has ever been to.  He is personable, gets involved in the community, demands respect from his student/athletes, and exemplifies good morals and character.  This sums up his reputation everywhere he has ever been.  Judging by the amount of community support he ended up getting in Hardin (a lot, for those that don't know) it seems that it was a select few board members and ex coaches that couldn't cut it that drove the final nail in his coffin.  Personal agendas over the well being of the school and athletic program.  By the way, until Stark left how was the Jr. High and JV programs doing?  As a new AD that is where you start.

Good thing they got Stark out of there.  Otherwise this one could've gotten ugly.

Awesome game!  Both teams gave all they could and it was back and forth all 4 quarters.  Final Woodville 75 WS 74..... Came down to the wire....  

Awesome game!  Both teams gave all they could and it was back and forth all 4 quarters.  Final Woodville 75 WS 74..... Came down to the wire....  

Not taking anything away from DV, but WS came out very flat in this game.  No emotion at all.  On the other hand DV played a very hardnosed, physical game all game.  They deserved the win.

Grown man??  You're giving this guy too much credit!!!

Anybody have the results/times for this one?

Any of you guys/girls at Hardin had the chance to meet coach Stark yet?  He said that the town gave him a very warm welcome with a fish fry.....  That was extremely nice of the folks in Hardin, I know it meant a lot to Tod!  He had a rough time with the decision to leave West Sabine and his last month here was very emotional for him, it was good that Hardin did that for him.  Again, I will say that if the Hardin ISD adims will back Stark and the if the town stands behind him and gives him some time he will do great things there.  I've never seen someone that can motivate kids the way he does, the guy is full of energy and he knows his stuff.  Take care of him Hardin and he will take care of you! 

I hate to see him leave WS but if the folks in Hardin will leave him to his job he will improve all aspects of that program.  He's a football guy but he will never neglect another sport for the sake of football.  He will mold the boys of Hardin into respectful young men. 

I hate to see him leave WS but if the folks in Hardin will leave him to his job he will improve all aspects of that program.  He's a football guy but he will never neglect another sport for the sake of football.  He will mold the boys of Hardin into respectful young men. 

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Not much on pics.  You will have to take my word for it.  It's a nice 870 with screw in chokes.  Used only a couple of years.  A few scratches on the stock, but good shape.
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[quote name="westend1" post="1364816" timestamp="1358551644"]
Not much on pics.  You will have to take my word for it.  It's a nice 870 with screw in chokes.  Used only a couple of years.  A few scratches on the stock, but good shape.
[/quote]Ok, I'll take it!  Check pm