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My personal opinion: I think it's dumb when schools do that. I also think they shouldn't be given the choice. But... not up to me.

I'm looking forward to watching this one... I hope it's as good of a game as I think it might be.

Kirbyville shuffling the district deck. I like it.

There are undoubtedly reasons that you have no idea about. Most importantly.. that it’s completely the coach’s decision. The coach that continues to be successful.. and led EC on a very deep run relatively recently. Yeah, I’m trusting his intuition over.. well.. yours for sure. Certainly you don’t think this kid should’ve played over last year’s district MVP? Certainly not. Yeah.. it’s bad timing for the kid. I really don’t have any idea, but, if the senior is evenly remotely close to the young kid as far as talent… I’d personally go with the younger kid. Because he’ll improve with experience. Who cares if the senior improves.. for next year? He’ll be gone.

There isn't a person here that doesn't feel bad for the kids or the situation. It's definitely a very uncommon thing that their school enrollment has gone the opposite direction of the norm.. especially at such a quick rate. I'm really wondering what's going on over there to cause it... Anyway. Unfortunately.. I don't think it's something that they'll ever live down. The poster that you're referring to, (the one that only shows up when they beat literally anybody).. has ruined it for the school. The four horsemen thing will never die.

ba dum tss

And still out? Yikes.

Is he hurt?

I see no flaws in this assessment..

Such a sad, sad situation. Praying.

Was football 3 on 3 that year?

As to his offensive and defensive strategy, Whitmire said he’s not locked in to one system. “I evaluate the talent we have and play them to their strengths.” What a concept. I like him already..

I suppose anything's possible. I'll refrain from putting money on that, though. Disclaimer: They'll probably be much better with the enrolling of his kid.. from what I hear.

A lot of schools are close to lakes. Again.. my point remains. Don't be mistaken.. I'm happy for him and his family if this is what he wants. I'm just saying that when you go from a small, traditionally bad football school to an even smaller, traditionally bad football school.. Then location of school has officially taken priority of the win/loss column.

I was once told that there are two types of coaches: 1. How you coach is more important than where you live. 2. Where you live is more important than how you coach. I'm not certain that going from WH to Colmesneil is a career move.

Elite?

Not a fan of this. Taking away the necessity of hitting the front end of a 1and1 potentially changes strategy. Just my opinion.

But 4 seeds still beat 1 seeds in football. Every year. I'm not a fan of that many going either, but when a 4 beats a 1 it's justified. Even if very few times. It truly shows that some districts are just weaker/stronger than others. In all actuality, 3 beating 2 shouldn't technically happen either but it's extremely common.

This forum is literally turning into Facebook. My post was in response to anyone that might think experience takes precedence. By the way.. it's not always smart to assume posts are sarcastic. Especially on here. And also considering that no response was given to a post before mine responding to the same statement in a similar, but shorter manner. "Welcome to setxsports.com . Go ahead and post on our public forum.. someone that takes issue with it will be in touch shortly."

You would literally run out of head coaches as they retire if they had to have experience as a HC. If some kind of stipulation per school district.. some schools would have to be willing to accept a HC with an extremely poor history of success due to small applicant pools. What if the only applicant with HC experience is 4-46? That's better than an applicant with coordinator experience on a state championship team? Every coordinator.. every head coach.. every coach.. was a 1st timer once upon a time. Sometimes you gotta take a chance on it turning out ok.

I'm sure there are more reasons than many think. There usually is. When coaches leave on their own.. and it's not a huge pay raise... it's sometimes multiple reasons.

I heard a story recently.. and, if true.. the school needs much more than stability.

Again.. I didn't say a single thing about Vidor's facilities specifically. Not even at all. Someone mentioned that they couldn't believe how little support the new hire was seemingly getting before even starting. I eluded to the fact that this area is known for that.. along with some other things that the area is known for. Shotty facilities is one of those things. Maybe you don't agree because your specific school has updated facilities. That doesn't make it untrue. Which is also more factual than it is opinion. I agree that people should go to a game to form their own conclusion.. and many actually do that. And still offer little support. Nobody is a bigger defender of coaches on this site than me. I'm even often ridiculed for saying that it's perhaps the fault of talent level as opposed to the coaching situation. But I digress.

So there are zero comments from this thread from people who have watched games and formed their own conclusion who are questioning this hire?.. Or not being supportive? I'm genuinely curious. If there are or have been posters on this site that have gone to games or are in the know, what makes your opinions more valid than theirs?