Quote: unfortunately hurst, I am not. I am going off of what I have been told by some friends in the area. I was only able to get up to the York area for the second game that was played against NW and FM. It was at that time I was given info about the 1st games. I was just trying to figure out how you almost beat FM and then get run over in the second game. That to me looks like either the FM coach is Brilliant (and I do hear that he is a great coach) and makes great adjustments. or that the clover coach didn't adjust anything. OR a combination of the 2. I agree with Chass that it is the coaches responsibility to find depth or create it. I think that if a club team didn't develop it's non-starters over a 3 month season(i.e. the spring or fall), that club coach may not be the coach for very long. Besides playing club, what do Wando, Lex., etc do to create a more competitive environment that a Clover could do? Or, better yet, Clover has money (which has been discussed at length on here). why aren't all of the clover kids pushed toward playing club? Once again, developing the program begins with developing the youth in the community through club, doesn't it???
If a nonranked team loses to Fort Mill in OT, what coach in his right mind is going to change it all!!!!! AHHHHHHHAAAAAAHAAAAHAHAAAHAAAA!!!! Lord I wish I only got "run over" 3 to 5 by some of those Mauldin and Hillcrest teams in the early 2000's!!! Two goals, geeeez!! I used to think the Lexington fans had high expectations, but they are humble compared to this!!!
Oh, and I'm sure that coach is telling the kids not to play club because that would make them better and "we don't want that".
