The SCHSL sets rules promoting equality, and punishes programs that do not follow these. They do not make personnel recommendations to districts-only serving out suspensions to players and coaches over the season that violate the standard.
I also believe Foxfan, although very respectful and calm with his choice of words, is wrong. Not in his views of the situation or opinion, those are understandable. But I do not think it is dignified in the field of rhetoric to bring in personal feelings about a coach's approach during a discussion of ethics. It seems like a poorly hid attempt at scratching an old vendetta that has been built over time.
Now, if you could explain how your experiences with the afore mentioned coach displayed previous examples of ethical misjudgement...that would turn my accusations of "kick him while he is down" into an immediate apology addressed to you.
