[Don Draper]

Investing in the program and bringing on people to the staff do more than teach 4 blocks and who don't jet out of the parking lot after the last bell of the day are not what Dunbar has been about.

I might be bugging you guys by saying that. But I'm not bugging Betsy Rains and the sight based council. (The people who hire in that building) She has been proud of that.

Wes Johnson is not the biggest problem for this school. They had the opportunity to hire Oliver Lucas two years ago and instead went with Chris Mullins. Look what Lucas did at Clark County in his first year. I think Dunbar would have been competitive within their district by now if Lucas was the guy calling the shots.

This job could have pulled someone with credibility and who could have turned the program around two years back. Instead, they went with a coach who won 13 games in five years. Now, they're going with a guy with 26 wins in five years, but whose teams got worse over that span, including no playoff wins. At least Mullins had a playoff win, I believe.

I'm not trying to pile on Mullins or Johnson here. I'm just stating some facts and pointing out the level of incompetence behind these hires.