["LET EM PLAY"]

I'm saying that Bradley plays the players that give him the best chance of winning just like a coach should. If a younger player is playing in front of an older player it is because the player is better, or better fills the position. Bradley definitely gives the older players every chance possible, but if they don't take advantage of it then yes, younger players will get a shot. By the way, the first 8 that Bradley plays are all Juniors and Seniors. Who are all these young players getting all the clock?

It's funny how some of these comments accuse Bradley of being too loyal to the older players thus cheating the younger ones. Others say that the older ones are being cheated because he plays the younger ones too much. I'm very confused - which is it? In today's day and age, who in their right mind would want to be a coach? Talk about your "no win" situation.

It's the same everywhere, it's just more prevalent at larger schools because there are more kids. What we are talking about here is parents point of view. Some see it one way, some see it another. Now back to the game- East Carter has the depth to make a good run this year if they can survive Districts. I was very impressed with their team the 2 times I saw them this year. I'm sure with all the players that East Carter has they have the same grumblings as Ashland. Sometimes parents transfer their kids from these programs to keep from getting lost in the shuffle not because they think they are being done wrong.