[16thregioner]

That’s what I’m saying. It’s not entrapment by definition. Coach called, coached begged without parent asking!  He just recorded. Now we can only speculate why he recorded it. Definitely not entrapment. Just by the fact. Nothing illegal about recording a two party call. We all know that

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The attorney for Jason Mays will definitely remove you from the jury pool in the civil suit against this parent. 

It is, in fact, entrapment by definition.  If you listened to the recording, it's Jason Mays who answers the phone and says "hello".  Unless you are an imbecile, we don't have to speculate as to why the parent recorded it AND released it on the internet.  This was done to damage the reputation, career, and finances of Jason Mays.  Another motive would be to ensure the parent's son could have a better chance at winning a 16th region title, but thousands of parents for generations have shared that motive.  This is the first parent to go after a man's career.

I agree with you that the most likely states where this call was originated and received are one-party consent states, so the parent will not be going to jail. 

16thregionballer, would you be OK with having all of your personal conversations recorded from here on out?  How about being OK with having them released on the internet after they've been recorded?  I bet we could find at least one conversation for most people that would be life altering if that became common practice.

It's not changing the narrative at this point.  Jason Mays has been dealt with by the KHSAA.  His reputation has been tarnished and his job has been ended.  There's no more narrative with regards to Jason Mays.  Perhaps Boyd supporters would like to keep the narrative focused on Ashland in hopes of a post-season ban or player ineligibility, but that narrative only has a few more days of life until it's over.