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[jtw61194]

From living around here, guy's a real prick! WC is a really small school that just happens to buy into the football/track way of thinking. They will always be pretty good. The number of kids that lift in the summer and go to the camps is unbelievable. Bradley is a prick, but he knows what he is doing. Word on the street is he's going to Ann Arbor. I think he has been trying to get out of Naruna for a couple of years and nobody wanted him. He was a "Willis White guy" and that dried up when he retired. Rodriguez coached him at Glenville State, if I'm not mistaken.

[pvfan]

I've heard this could be his last year, wasn't there something between he and the AD at Salem that kept him from getting the Salem job when Willis White retired?

[imported_Sportsman]

I won't criticize any coaches on here. I've got a lot of respect for the three I named. Don't know exactly what you mean by JIB's run. They've had a great run IMO, just haven't come home with the state title. But with the changes in classifications of schools the last several years, Region B has become dominant mainly due to the size of the schools there.

Winning a state championship in any boys' sport is much harder than it was just 5-6 years ago, and even considerably harder than 10-15 years ago. I think Clintwood has as good a chance as they had last year, but if they don't get it this year I don't think you'll see another boys' state title until reclassification occurs across the board with schools classified due to the number of students, not in current equal thirds format.

[pvfan]

All three are good coaches.

[imported_brettc]

I would put those three up against anyone
but they do have their flaws

jimbo not alot of innovation

mullins just now comming into his own, a few years ago his playcalling was VERY predictable

colley a little pass happy at times