[Fly Like a Duck]

I'm not exactly positive on the parental involvement, influence and overall general feel is at South, but my advice to them would be to follow the path of that school 3 miles up the road from them.

Talking about staying the course and allowing Chris Larkey to do what he does (by the way, a chapter in Coach Haywood's book is called that 'Do What We Do'). In his first three years, they only won 9-10 games. Their first playoff win didn't come until this past year (year 6 at the helm). It's a process, obviously...and, everybody there has bought in. It's old school football, but it's doing the dang job.

Which, I'm not so sure that wouldn't be a good change up for South. Go with somebody who has an old school, yet go for broke (somebody that is going to toss it around 10-12 times on average per game, but when they do, strike up the band) offensive mind set (Wing T, Wishbone, Flexion, SBV, etc).

SL has been spread, since Mumme ball first came about in our state back in the late 90's (with the exception of SL's 2013 team). The only time they have had success with it is with one guy who went onto star at Georgetown College (Warren) and a guy who broke freaking Tim Couch's records (Bowling). Those guys don't come around very often.

It's not about how many times you throw it, but how effective you are when you do it.

I've heard good things about the freshman at SL, Fultz.