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I would suggest there's a lot more below the surface than that. Marcus has been very successful in baseball, yet there's no stability in the head coaching situation. Yet, football hasn't been any where near as successful and seems to have all kinds of stability. Big red flag to me. There has to be a lot more than people are talking about openly.
Interesting observation. There seems to be quite a truckload of other notable successes at that school (s0ccer, basketball, girls softball, to name a few), which I would think that any self-respecting AD would want to nurture, and assure their future success. **Maybe even get out in front of them, to take a little credit???** Surely he recognizes those successes become even more valuable when the football program is mediocre at best. Surely he realizes that winning at football alone is not worth cashing in all those other great accomplishments,
especially when one can't seem to win at football.
Or are you suggesting that someone might be getting a little panicky about MHS FB's lack-luster performance? Maybe in his panic, he's becoming obsessive about the time shared with star atheletes who can't concentrate enough on pre-season football drills, because they just can't seem to get free of those pesky baseball playoffs? Perhaps you're sugguesting that its a little uncomfortable when he has to share the field grass with one of the best boys s0ccer teams in the nation, or knowing that the basketball team will probably be in the playoffs for at least two more years no matter what he does to their coach...then to realize its only going to get worse when he gets thrown into the 8-5A district?
So what to do...what to do? Turn to an ex-profootball star to gamble on the power of his genetics ?
Nah...that would too desperate...wouldn't it????