[DoubleDubya]

I guess it can work out if he is a mature 19 year old. He just needs to remember that sometimes you have to be the bad guy and not the friend to them always. I guess some 30+ year old aren't much better, you have a coach from Bell punching a ref, adults being ejected each week somewhere around the state so if he's reliable, up to date on what the high school coach expects and has good assistants I see no problem with it.

That situations doesn't sound bad, but it sounds more like a fairy tale. How many 19 year olds are out there that are mature enough to be responsible for 20-30 middle school students, I'm sorry but I just don't see it. I understand he may have just graduated and understand the system his varsity coach is wanting implemented, but isn't there more to being a coach than just x's and o's, especially at the middle school level?