[Dragonsdad]

I've read all these comments and tried to stay quiet. However you guys keep switching up blame, first the kids didn't want it enough, then its injuries, then the kids aren't as tough as before, now you are on the line, and that is where I can't stay quiet. No doubt, we need better line play and the ones we have need to work harder in the weight room, but just like the "skilled kids" (that term drives me crazy), the talent level goes way down real quick once you get past the original starters from early in the year pre-injury. You have some big guys who have the body but not the mind, you have some undersized guys trying to block like they are 260 when they are 190. You have some really young kids who are making freshman mistakes. I happen to think its multiple reasons. You guys have left out one group that shoulders some blame and they aren't kids. It takes everybody from the waterboy up to win and it takes everyone from the head coach down to lose. We haven't been right since Middlesboro even in the wins. We haven't thrown as well, caught as well, blocked as well, tackled as well, kicked as well, run as well, or anything since then. Williamsburg peaked this past Friday, we peaked at Middlesboro. Injuries, coaching, toughness, classroom work, EGOs!, believing the press, off season work, you name it. You can't blame it on any one thing or group. They all need work and may need some key changes in the program. If you keep getting this far year after year with different levels of talent, should you look for the constant for at least part of an explanation? I'm not pretending to know, but switching blame from group to group is silly.

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