The coach needs to take the blame on his poor coaching performance, retire and don't mention any excuses in the newspaper.Onion Rings wrote:didn't he already announce that he was retiring after this season? if so, what's the issue, you have a new coach coming and can hire anyone you can afford
Onion Rings wrote:lol I hear ya man!
Hope y'all get a good one
Possibly. But maybe not. Not saying Pippen doesnt need to be replaced, but the return to the good ole days of yesteryear might not be as easy as you think. First off, Greenwood isnt the same place it was years ago. Not sure it is still the town where the football team was the point of pride, and focus, for the whole community as well still exists. Times change. The cultural makeup of kids, and a community changes. Once that happens you sometimes cant get the genie back in the bottle. Greenwood could still be good, and should be more competitive than they have been lately. But the years of Greenwood being feared may be long gone.BigCity$ wrote:Each week the head coach has excuses after excuses after excuses. Lots of football teams in state have injuries....the coach must forgot next man up mentality. There are other players on the roster who can play ball. We also tired of the excuse that Greenwood is the smallest 5A team. We can still play with anybody in the state with the right coach in place.
Hint: Look at everyone we beat in 2012.
Are you in Greenwood?MrFootball68 wrote:Greenwood better beware- rumors floating about the NEXT AD are not good at all!
Athletes and people that care are all around Greenwood and it's program. We'll see.Deputy wrote:Possibly. But maybe not. Not saying Pippen doesnt need to be replaced, but the return to the good ole days of yesteryear might not be as easy as you think. First off, Greenwood isnt the same place it was years ago. Not sure it is still the town where the football team was the point of pride, and focus, for the whole community as well still exists. Times change. The cultural makeup of kids, and a community changes. Once that happens you sometimes cant get the genie back in the bottle. Greenwood could still be good, and should be more competitive than they have been lately. But the years of Greenwood being feared may be long gone.BigCity$ wrote:Each week the head coach has excuses after excuses after excuses. Lots of football teams in state have injuries....the coach must forgot next man up mentality. There are other players on the roster who can play ball. We also tired of the excuse that Greenwood is the smallest 5A team. We can still play with anybody in the state with the right coach in place.
Hint: Look at everyone we beat in 2012.
We will definitely be competitive in the top 10 again. Sit back and watch!Deputy wrote:Possibly. But maybe not. Not saying Pippen doesnt need to be replaced, but the return to the good ole days of yesteryear might not be as easy as you think. First off, Greenwood isnt the same place it was years ago. Not sure it is still the town where the football team was the point of pride, and focus, for the whole community as well still exists. Times change. The cultural makeup of kids, and a community changes. Once that happens you sometimes cant get the genie back in the bottle. Greenwood could still be good, and should be more competitive than they have been lately. But the years of Greenwood being feared may be long gone.BigCity$ wrote:Each week the head coach has excuses after excuses after excuses. Lots of football teams in state have injuries....the coach must forgot next man up mentality. There are other players on the roster who can play ball. We also tired of the excuse that Greenwood is the smallest 5A team. We can still play with anybody in the state with the right coach in place.
Hint: Look at everyone we beat in 2012.
