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Boca Raton to announce the fate of coach Keith Byars on Thursday
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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Jeff Greer
Boca Raton High School will announce Thursday its plans for football coach Keith Byars, the school's principal said Wednesday night.
Byars, who is in his third year as coach of the Bobcats, allegedly shoved a player on the sidelines during Friday night's home loss to Jupiter. Byars met with Principal Geoff McKee on Tuesday to present his side of the incident and discuss his future with the school.
Multiple sources said Wednesday that the former Dolphins running back would not continue as Boca's coach. He declined to comment in a text message to The Post.
McKee, who would not confirm that Byars was leaving the school, said he would withhold comment until Byars had spoken to his team. Byars is expected to address his players and coaches at a team meeting Thursday.
Because Byars, 47, is a non-salaried employee, his potential departure would not require school board approval. Instead, the school could choose not to renew his contract and another coach would take over for the rest of the season.
Boca Raton does not play this week. Its next game is Sept. 30 at Glades Central.
Byars is 14-11 at Boca Raton. He led the Bobcats to a 9-3 record and a win in the regional quarterfinals in his first season as coach. Last season, Boca struggled to a 4-6 finish and missed the playoffs. Boca is 1-2 this season and its leading rusher is Byars' son, Keith Byars .
Byars was an All-America at Ohio State before playing 13 years in the NFL. He played for the Eagles (1986-92), Dolphins (1993-96), Patriots (1996-97) and Jets (1998) and was named to the Pro Bowl in 1993 while with the Dolphins.
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This just in commented on September 21, 2011 at 8:30 p.m.: report abuse
Sources out of Boca High are saying that this is a done deal and he is out as the head coach and the AD will fill in for the interim. What a way things to end for such a distinguished man.
WE THE COACHES [OPPONENTS] commented on September 21, 2011 at 11:32 p.m.: report abuse
THIS IS A TRAVESTY !! HE IS AGOOD MAN AND AN OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL COACH.THIS IS NOT, NOT SOCCER. SHAM SHAM ON THE POST FOR PUBLISHING THIS CRAP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John J. commented on September 22, 2011 at 4:39 a.m.: report abuse
What is Sham? Who is a good man, and who is distinguished. N
Coach Davis commented on September 22, 2011 at 6:16 a.m.: report abuse
Sounds like the Boca boys are better suited for girls cheerleading and should maybe do away with it's football. I'm sure the coach did nothing more than try to pump the kid up. Sad times in Boca.
gthrh commented on September 22, 2011 at 7:53 a.m.: report abuse
The Pussification of America
February 4th, 2010· by admin · Filed Under: Announcements · Articles
No photos or art work today, just a straight up rant…..
Something has been irking me lately and it’s exactly what I coin “The Pussification of America.”
On the flip side, I’m sure this article will get me in a lot of heat, mainly by those who are contributing to the weakness.
There is a rare breed of people out there who are also ranting about this and will understand where I am coming from, regardless of being male or female. I have a funny feeling it’s on the minds of many and I do not stand alone.
Not sure what’s going on in other countries, but in the states we’ve got one too many strained hamstrings, too much “I’m tired”, too much “I just gotta get my mind into it” B.S. floating around.
Weak Bodies have become common place and the age range is REALLY starting to stretch. Did you ever think there would come a day when a 6 year old would say he / she doesn’t want to play? Did you ever think that running 2 minutes would exhaust someone? I NEVER imagined such days would come, but they have come and they are HERE.
Physical Education is getting crushed in the states, especially in the middle and high school level where one too many PE Teachers (I should not even call them Physical Education teachers) are allowing students the option to walk on the track and consider this exercise.
If the teacher is allowed to describe such slow movement as “walking”, which is actually slower than a 8 month old baby crawling, then guess who allowed this lackluster effort to be accepted as “Physical Education”? Look at the top. The Administration gave the OK to allow the teachers to give options for those who are motivated to move and for those who are unmotivated to move.
Guess what happens to the Teacher or Athletic Coach for creating a challenging Physical Education environment? He / She will be reprimanded by the Administration.
Challenge the students enough (i.e. make them work outside their comfort zone) and the student tells Mommy & Daddy he doesn’t like you. Next in line? Mommy and Daddy call the school and complain about the teacher and get little Johnny transferred into a different class.
Lesson learned? Push beyond mediocrity and you get reprimanded or perhaps fired. My High School Wrestling Coach took a position at a different high school this past season and in the first week nearly 10 kids quit.
Maybe they said he was too mean, but the translation, which is clear as day, is that it was too hard. These kids will fit perfectly fine into the gyms that have dumbbells no heavier than 50 lbs and 95% of the exercises allow them to sit down, lie down or push and pull on a time wasting machine.
Then again, these kids will NOT be entering any gym as they have proven they are against hard work, or any work at all for that matter.
Teachers and Coaches are becoming the enemy to those who are expected to work hard or earn their way on to the starting line up. Many Administrators allow the parents to complain or cry about the required work of their child and then the Coach is reprimanded and asked to lessen the expectations.
This sends the WRONG message and a poor lesson is learned. Complain enough and you get your way is what they learn.
What happens when they grow up and become part of a large company / business, or even a small company / business?
Does the conversation now look like this:
Employee: “Hey Boss, I don’t really like to work, can I take it nice and easy today, tomorrow and the rest of the year?”
Boss: “Oh sure, as long as you’re doing just enough to get by we should be good.”
For the parents and administrators who are supporting the requirement of hard work, dedication commitment and consistency I salute you and thank you.
For the parents who are interfering because they have become experts at the sport by watching the sport and never having participated in the actual sport, you are screwing up the future of this country.
It is not about the shove! commented on September 22, 2011 at 8:36 a.m.: report abuse
People reading this please understand, It is not about the shove. Byars finally did in public what he has been doing in the privacy of the locker room and media center. Abuse whether physical, emotional, or verbal is not OK!!!! Lying about it is not OK, now he had too many witnesses and will not be backed by the administration. You do not see any current players and I do mean "players" parents on any of these blogs standing up for the Man do you? You people who are making comments without knowing the whole story should not as you have not walked in our kids shoes. Every kid worked hard and some who were not able to make it on the game field were still working hard to get there! Bobcat Football will move forward and as a Parent I will continue to support possitive Change. As for the plagerized comment above Good enough is not an option for our boys we want the best from them and for them!
stunned !! commented on September 22, 2011 at 8:56 a.m.: report abuse
very well put gthrh!! I sit in the stands and all I hear is negativity towards this coach!! '(why doesn't he put my son in... why doesn't he throw the ball more... this is Daddy ball!!') A bunch of frustrated parents that truly do not like or want this coach at Boca. I've tried to wrap my brain around the whys!! I believe that negativity festers in a way that there really is no turning back. once the ball starts running it just keeps going till the you know what hits the fan!!!! I have three son's of my own who have played the sport of football since they were 8 yrs old and a cousin who played college ball with Keith and know's Keith very well. I spoke with him last night to get his thoughts and he was profoundly sadden by what has taken place. This is a man who has a family and in this day and age no matter if you are a retired nfl player money is tight for everyone!!! I'm not sure justice was done and I can only hope that his family {children} are not to badly affected by the gravity of this. The guy can't be that bad he has amazing kids!!!!! best of luck coach Byars!
Rob commented on September 22, 2011 at 9:04 a.m.: report abuse
Thank you Coach Byars. As a non-salaried employee you gave your time, knowledge and leadership ten fold to the Boca High football program. It is very much appreciated.
There are parents and family members who are only happy if their kid either makes the team, has good playing time and starts. This is true at every school in every sport. I've known coaches who have been yelled at and berated by these out of touch adults. Then they nag, nag, nag the Principal with their drama of how sad their kid is because of the coach.
Byars is a great coach and role model period. This is football people.
Thank you again Coach.
wow commented on September 22, 2011 at 9:39 a.m.: report abuse
You can't put your hands on a kid. Its a game breaker. I like keith, he is a good father and a nice man. He's a knowledgeable coach. A little to much nepotism but not something unusual amongst high school and youth coaches. By the way the student involved was the starting QB. I'm sure those kids would never sell out a coach. This is a parent issue as it should be. I'm sure Doc would have backed the coach in almost any other situation as he should. But, YOU CAN"T PUT YOUR HANDS ON A KID.
@gthrh & Rob commented on September 22, 2011 at 10:34 a.m.: report abuse
Although I believe you put a lot of thought into your note above I believe you are missing the point as to what happen with Byers. He did not push or shove a child, he closed fisted double punched a Junior in High School. If they had not been on the sidelines of a football game he would have been arrested for assault... A 47 year old x NFL player who is 3xs the size of this young man gave a double fisted punch to the chest that would have knocked an adult male on the ground. Why is there a double standard, which is what you are saying! If it is while the man is coaching it is ok to punch, cuss at, smack, slap, hit, do what ever it takes because it is causing the kids to "Man UP"? Really??? This is not coaching, it is flat out bulling!!! I also believe you can be tough on the kids to let them know hard work is part of the game. In saying that there is not an excuse for the behavior displayed on the sidelines of a High School football game from a 47 year old man such as Byers. Your defense of him having the kids "Man UP" doesn't hold water when he Pussifies his own son by not making him attend practices with no consequences or not taking him out of the game when he fumbles the ball 5 times in one game, he never yells at his own kid everyone else is to blame for his failures, fumbles etc in the games? When you have talent on the sidelines but you only want your son to shine bright to follow in your footsteps and cover up the rest of the team that could take that sparkle away from your child you are not a coach, you are a dad doing everything in your power to relive your glory days.
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And Rob I believe you are only saying that he is a great roll model because you either dont know him at all or you are trying to kiss his ass for some reason.
Did you know when he goes to Ohio to see the games and leaves JR at the house alone major KEG PARTIES are held there? Did You know that a coach DOES NOT FORGET WHO IS ON HIS TEAM, Byers did last year when he gave the Booster Club the names for SR Night. He left out 4 Kids. Did you know that Byers almost missed the Banquet last year because he was sleeping, it too multiple calls to wake him up to attend for HIS TEAM.. He was LATE BECAUSE HE FORGOT! Did you know that Byers refused to get a FULL ROSTER OF THE TEAM TOGETHER EVEN WHEN MR MASSEY REQUESTED IT LAST YEAR... He said he didnt have time.... Did you know that His SON EVEN CALLED HIM AN IDIOT and STATED HE WAS NOT A GOOD COACH!
He is not a roll model I want my children following.
Tell me why commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:14 a.m.: report abuse
wow ! sound like someone is taken this personal , a lot of axes to grind.you all need praying for.
U up there!!!!!!! commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:24 a.m.: report abuse
U ARE A UPSET PARENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I BET YOUR SON IS ON THE TEAM AND DON'T PLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANY PARENT THAT THEIR SON DONT PLAY WILL BE VERY MAD AT BYARS AND WILL WANT HIM OUT....AND IT LOOK LIKE YOU ONE OF THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! U can go to any team and you alway gone have the hater!!!!!! The one their Kids dont play!!!!!!!!!!!!
UHU8 commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:25 a.m.: report abuse
IT did not knock down the 14 year old QB down but he is a stater not like your son
@gthrh & Rob
double punch lol....
T4T3 commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:35 a.m.: report abuse
you see@gthrh & Rob
Your defense of him having the kids "Man UP" doesn't hold water when he Pussifies his own son by not making him attend practices with no consequences or not taking him out of the game when he fumbles the ball 5 times in one game, he never yells at his own kid everyone else is to blame for his failures, fumbles etc in the games? When you have talent on the sidelines but you only want your son to shine bright to follow in your footsteps and cover up the rest of the team that could take that sparkle away from your child you are not a coach, you are a dad doing everything in your power to relive your glory days.
What doers this have to do witha double fist punch you are mad because your son sits the bench and we all know this
53325 commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:40 a.m.: report abuse
see@gthrh & Rob
YOU ARE ONLY MAKING THE COACH LOOK BETTER YOU BRING UP THINGS FROM OVER A YEAR AGO AND IS NOT RELEVANT TO WHAT HAPPENED ON SIDELINE
FERRER commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:42 a.m.: report abuse
kids sitting bench = parents bashing coach always especially in boca raton fl
sad your kid is just not good enought to play that is the facts
Rob commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:52 a.m.: report abuse
You are clueless whoever you even are who made the comment to @gthrh& Rob. I know who I am talking about. Because someone disagrees with your opinon you dis them ? Very mature of you. Your comments sound like they came from one of those forever nagging parents that I mentioned. As if you have a real grudge against the guy. Truth is if the coach did that to the kid out of happiness over a great play I doubt this would even be an issue. No doubt football can be an emotional game and coaches must be in control of themselves or else. So now Byars deals with the what else. I think an apology to the player and team along with a warning is enough. Anyone who knows him knows that he is a good man .
FEWW commented on September 22, 2011 at 11:56 a.m.: report abuse
@gthrh
YOU HAVE CONTRADICTED YOURSELF A FEW TIMES NOW. TAKE A DEEP BREATH AND REALIZE YOU ARE THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH TODAYS YOUTH
wow commented on September 22, 2011 at 12:11 p.m.: report abuse
@ Rob I agree. Saying I'm sorry when wrong goes a long way. Shows character and respect. And your right Keith is a good man. And all of us have some flaws. With that said, the reaction of the coach toward the player raises some questions. And those questions need to be answered. I trust Doc will determine if the answers are acceptable. I know there are unhappy parents. Anyone who ever coached knows thats the ugly part of coaching. Doc has to determine whats in the best interest of the kids. Hope it all turns out well.
parents ruin sports commented on September 22, 2011 at 12:45 p.m.: report abuse
This is the very reason why I do not push my son to play youth sports. Parents always fighting or complaining about something. He no longer plays in youth sports. He has chosen martial arts as a replacment. It teaches self control, respect, self defense and great exercise & HE LOVES IT!!!
vaginas commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:08 p.m.: report abuse
If a coach gets fired for shoving plays then every coach in pbc should be fired maybe even in the world. I played 4 years and am playing in college and if your afraid of the coaches shoving you, then dont dream about playing college
RivieraBeachShark commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:14 p.m.: report abuse
Unfortunately, many parents create more problems than they solve when they get too involved in the affairs of Youth sports. I know nothing specific of what goes on down there in Boca, but it is very disturbing and disruptive when you cannot run your program without the interference from what is usually a few disgruntled parents... At first it was a shove. Every media outlet said it was a shove. Now you have an angry parent above who claims that it was a "Double-fisted" punch in the chest that would knock down a grown man. Clearly something happened. Should it result in the termination of Coach Byars. I guess we will find out later this afternoon. Heck!! As a former player, it wasn't unusual to get knocked around by our coaches. I guess the "old school" does not mesh with this new school mentality when you can't touch the kids. I do not condone or encourage being physical with any children but Enough already!!! Mr. Byars was in the process of building a program. I don't believe the climate in Boca will ever allow that to happen. There are too many meddling parents down there and an administration that has no clue.
Boca commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:18 p.m.: report abuse
All Boca kids are cry babies no matter in what sport. Any of the good players came from other places recruited in to help certain programs, like Eddie Sullivan, but he to was a cry baby.
fwef commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:19 p.m.: report abuse
@gthrh & Rob your poor kid just can not sit the bench and be on the team you have to make him feel bad because he does not play and blame his coach if he was good he would play.
E21ER commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:21 p.m.: report abuse
@gthrh & Rob
YOU ARE THE PROBLEM ON THE TEAM NOT THE COACH
huhui commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:23 p.m.: report abuse
u@gthrh & Rob
have him try swimming :)
Boca Fan commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:34 p.m.: report abuse
How is the only good QB we ever had Eddie Sullivan doing at Marshall?
WR3R commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:41 p.m.: report abuse
BENCHED
HUNTINGTON -- According to Bill Legg, it's a simple matter of production.
Three Marshall quarterbacks are doing it, one is struggling to show signs.
That's why Eddie Sullivan didn't take a snap in Saturday's scrimmage.
"We had Eddie scripted at the end for a couple series, but we ended up cutting the scrimmage," said Legg, the Thundering Herd's co-offensive coordinator. "So, unfortunately, that was his series.
"But right now -- at the end of the day -- it's the guys that are producing the best are the guys that are going to get reps. ... Eddie's a great kid and he's working extremely hard, but he just hasn't been progressing as well as the other kids have, and so the other kids are getting more reps."
34532 commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:45 p.m.: report abuse
SULLIVAN
CAREER STATS
SEASON CMP ATT YDS CMP% YPA LNG TD INT SACK RAT
2010 6 24 134 25.0 5.58 86 1 0 1 85.6
*Career stats are updated nightly.
2010 Game Log Passing Rushing
DATE OPP RESULT CMP ATT YDS CMP% LNG TD INT RAT ATT YDS AVG LNG TD
9/2 @Ohio State L 45-7 1 7 20 14.3 20 0 0 38.3 1 7 7.0 11 0
9/10 West Virginia L 24-21 (OT) Did not play or did not accumulate any stats.
9/18 @Bowling Green L 44-28 0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 2 21 10.5 12 0
9/25 Ohio W 24-23 Did not play or did not accumulate any stats.
10/2 @Southern Miss L 41-16 Did not play or did not accumulate any stats.
10/13 UCF L 35-14 2 7 97 28.6 86 1 0 192.1 2 -1 -0.5 3 0
10/23 @East Carolina L 37-10 3 7 17 42.9 12 0 0 63.3 4 23 5.8 10 0
10/30 UTEP W 16-12 Did not play or did not accumulate any stats.
11/6 @UAB W 31-17 Did not play or did not accumulate any stats.
11/13 Memphis W 28-13 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 2 4 2.0 2 0
11/20 @Southern Methodist L 31-17 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 1 -3 -3.0 0 0
11/27
Boca Fan commented on September 22, 2011 at 1:51 p.m.: report abuse
Wow I thought Eddie Sullivan was the real deal...
Old School commented on September 22, 2011 at 2:12 p.m.: report abuse
In Boca it's abuse, in the rest of football America it's COACHING!
3423 commented on September 22, 2011 at 2:19 p.m.: report abuse
Old School
RIGHT ON THE MONEY
SQ121 commented on September 22, 2011 at 2:20 p.m.: report abuse
u@gthrh & Rob
YOU ARE WRONG AND I FEL=EL FOR YOUR DAUGHTER I MEAN SON
outraged commented on September 22, 2011 at 2:59 p.m.: report abuse
This is digusting. These are KIDS we're talking about, people. But go figure, the disgusting comments about the kids happen to be the ones backing up a coach that struck a child. So enough said. May God help you all.
Woody commented on September 22, 2011 at 3:20 p.m.: report abuse
Looks like Byars will go out like his old coach Woody Hayes did, for punching a kid.
Delray commented on September 22, 2011 at 3:30 p.m.: report abuse
The problem is that Byars is a coach a Boca and has to deal with all the rich, stuck-up, everything should be handed to us type of people. Boca is soft. Its people are soft. The next coach will probably get fired for yelling too much and hurting his player's feelings. You better talk nice to Johnny or his daddy the doctor/lawyer will show up in his mercedes and take your job.
gdgg commented on September 22, 2011 at 3:51 p.m.: report abuse
Please. Everyone knows what this is. Good Luck Keith.
Coach commented on September 22, 2011 at 3:59 p.m.: report abuse
Coach Byars, we welcome you to join the AH staff as linebacker coach! Please, call socha immediately! Thanks..
Frank Kush commented on September 22, 2011 at 4:38 p.m.: report abuse
@Outraged -- Let me coach your kids! I'll coach them up to kick your a$$
PAHOKEE BLUE DEVILS commented on September 22, 2011 at 4:40 p.m.: report abuse
COACH BYARS BRING UR COACHING TALENTS TO PAHOKEE HIGH SCHOOL AND U CAN START COACHING AS SOON AS NEXT WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mad commented on September 22, 2011 at 5:35 p.m.: report abuse
they need to let the team mom and dad coach them maybe the win the sate in cheerleader they not man they are mommy and dad girls
PAHOKEE commented on September 22, 2011 at 6:28 p.m.: report abuse
COACH BYARS YOU CAN BRING YOUR COACHING STAFF TO PAHOKEE.
PAHOKEE commented on September 22, 2011 at 6:30 p.m.: report abuse
WE NEED THAT TOUGH LOVE OUT HERE ON THE MUCK. I BET WE CAN GET YOU A COUPLE OF STATE RINGS COACH BYARS
Just saying commented on September 22, 2011 at 7:59 p.m.: report abuse
What a shame !!!! If this would have happen @ Boynton High, I promise you ,coach would have still have a job!!!! Those parents had it out for him from day one....This happens all the time in sports!!! Wait til they reaches the college level..You play hard or go home.....I'm sure Byars intent was not to hurt the young man,But I guess, You have to make an example out of someone huh!!!! He does deserves some form of punishment,But, to fire him is wrong...Best of luck to him and his kids...
@rob commented on September 23, 2011 at 11:26 p.m.: report abuse
fYI Rob
Your an idiot
I do not have a child on the Boca High Team nor have I ever had one one the team
I have grown up In Boca probably before you ever became an implant here!
The integrity of this school became compromised once the now principal exchanged his team for the glory of a Name! Meaning the oh we have an x NFL player coaching Boca High! Not thinking why was best for those kids being groomed into the next Boca High's legacy like Mark Richt and men like him.
Those boys deserve so much better than an X NFL players name attached to them with no guidance or coaching other than abuse and learning how to make his kid shine! They deserve Praise, Guidence, Faith, their coach is there to do his job Coach the entire team make them all shine! Afterall that is what a coach does!
TIHS EHT commented on September 23, 2011 at 11:27 p.m.: report abuse
Wait please stop the fighting. We have bigger things than Byars to worry about now. I'm watching the st. thomas game on ESPN and I just saw Michael Irving who is not even an employee or a coach hitting players during a time out. Boca parents we need to band together and head down there and ruin there program. Call and complain. I'm sure that thousands of people watching this game someone will b***h. Oh wait never mind St. Thomas parents understand its part of the game.
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