[baseball1974]

It's easy to see most of you all have never been part of a TEAM. After one loss, you want to fire the coach and change the entire system. Wow, glad you all weren't fighting WWII or the world would have been different today.


Just a couple of weeks ago, you same people were pumping this team up. Now, after a bad game, and YES, it was a bad GAME, you want to scrap the season and throw in the towel and fire coaches. Amazing how fickle some of you are. Again, showing you weren't ever part of at team. Sure, you might have played a sport, but you truly didn't understand the BROTHERHOOD of being part of a team. Sticking together through the toughest of times is what bonds you more than ever. And you all have shown that you couldn't hang with these coaches or athletes in the toughest of times. Congrats. Now, do what I said earlier.....donate your LCHS gear to Goodwill and find another team to cheer for because you aren't Bulldogs.

They were pumping them up because I think they were still trying to be supportive, even though things had been going downhill long before the loss. The loss was just what sent them over the edge. Just my opinion, please correct me if I'm wrong? I think one thing the loss to Raceland showed was the inability to be competitive against a team they were favored to beat. Another thing that usually represents is a coach that has lost his locker room. Everyone I think was hoping, even though the Breathitt game was ugly, that it would somehow unite them as a team? Instead it went the other direction. Whether that has to do with how it was handled, or if maybe they've had issues on the horizon that are just now showing with the competition getting tougher, something has to happen in order for them to unite as a team? If its the coach and they know he's not going anywhere, then I've seen teams unite in-spight of their coach. I don't know any of the details, but outside looking in that is my overall observation.