[School Admin.]

Well a "good coach" has more plays that they typically run than he did and actually puts the players on the field to practice all season long, not give up on them the last few weeks and not even practice them. I would say maybe that qualifies anyone to say he isn't much of a coach. As far as talent is concerned, I know for a FACT he has some very talented young men on that team that did not have the opportunity to show their true talents because of the plays that were ran. And I know this because they did not work obviously. After you run a play so much, the other team catches on and figures out how to stop it. It does not take much to figure that out.

One more thing, you said a good coach has "more plays" than he ran. Ask Dudley Hilton and Philip Haywood how many plays they run. It's about the same, 5 is a big number.