[Buford T Justice]

I think the un known of him coming in first year has held some things up but I think now going forward you could start to see that. There has already been some kids that didn’t play last year or played last year that didn’t play this year after they saw how thing were going tried to come out and join the team about 3 games into the season and he told them no. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if he didn’t start to pick up some Pulaski kids or surrounding counties. His practices are organized and intense. He designes his workouts to simulate a game everything is about 15 -20 seconds then jog to another station with about 25 second rest and back at it to simulate a game type environment. The guy really knows how to get kids to buy in and keep them motivated. He has changed the whole mindset around the program. Also one last note the youth league it without a doubt the best most organized league in the state and I would make that argument with anyone the kids get about the same style coaching as they do in the high school very good league with good players.