bc2008

Coach Miller played some college ball, didn't he?

Ummm...because they can worry about it if they want to. We can express opinions if we want to. I think the point is, how can you expect your kids to act with class if your own coach can't. Adults should lead by example. We had a coach that got thrown out of games on a regular basis. Before you knew it, the kids were throwing their helmets, talking back to the umpires and getting kicked out of games too. Not exactly how I wanted my son to act, so we stopped playing for this particular coach, and found one who didn't act silly. These kids aren't just learning how to play ball, they are also learning life lessons. One of those lessons should NOT be how to act like a fool.

I understand that every school has their politics, as does every workplace. But can I say that as a BC native I've become embarassed by how negatively the outsiders view our programs? And that just might be their opinions, but there has to be some sort of foundation layed before forming that opinion. I would love to see BC become the outstanding program it once was without all the negativity associated with it. So I hope Chad Landry is exactly what we needed and he sounds like he will handle this task before him with class and fairness. Good luck, Landry!

Yep! What they said.