I normally try to not down any high school kid, and I realize that there may be issues that I don't know of, but geeesh almighty if Norton didn't deserve to lose for allowing Goins back on the team. I don't know the details of what went down, have heard multiple stories, multiple tales but the majority from people I tend to believe sound pretty close to the same. All that being said, and I'm all for giving kids another chance, he doesn't seem like he has a lick of common sense or sense in general. I realize he is a heck of an athlete and I really understand Norton wanting to give him another chance, but man, I don't know if I ever seen a kid who was more 'idiotic' in a game. Maybe he uses stuff as motivational, but if he's got that nature, he will be lucky to either not be in jail or killed by someone in the not-so-distant future. It really stinks to see a kid who has talent but apparently absolutely no direction/guidance. I was fully expecting someone from Clintwood to get tired of his mouth and lay him out and probably get thrown out. All this being said, I don't have a problem with someone trying to get in the head of the opponent, but we've all seen ones where that wasn't the case, they just didn't seem like they had the sense to know better. I hope for a miracle and something happens good for him, the light bulb comes on or something. Just over the entire time his drama had unfolded, didn't really wanna say something, didn't want it to seem like sour grapes that he was back or anything. I figured he would help them, not just from making plays but a confidence factor. He definitely did that and has a ton of ability, just have the vision of one of them that people end up talking about later in life for what they could have been instead of what they ended up being.