Hayfield Football Coach Fired

[Anonymous]

The coaches didn't have a lot of time to put together a meeting with every coach in FCPS, probably the coaches who knew each other got together and discussed it.

[Anonymous]

It is crazy that FCPS let this situation get so out of hand that football coaches are considering forfeiting playoff games to protest FCPS's behavior.

[Anonymous]

When's the court case for the coach caught trying to do drugs with the child?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The coaches noted, “VHSL conducted an independent investigation and found this team to have violated a number of established rules to justify a two-year ban. While we respect the court’s authority and its process for addressing such issues, the decision to allow this team to participate in the playoffs after the governing VHSL body deemed them ineligible, creates a system where rules can be bent, broken, or overlooked without meaningful consequences.”

Apparently they don't. This is all theatre. A judge ruled. FCPS can't do anything about it. Writing to them is futile.

And if they want to forfeit, they should. Get them out of the way and let the powerhouses play. It's too bad because West Springfield and Lake Braddock might have actually beaten Hayfield.

West Springfield got they heads chopped early this year wasn’t close and LB coach will throw up on himself in a game of that magnitude

Yikes. Your English teachers failed you.

As your parents did you

The best you can come back with is the equivalent of an “I know you are but what am I?” response. Pathetic.

Yes, it was pathetic, as most of your babbling responses hv been. See what I did there. Chess not checkers kind sir

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Hayfield team is much bigger than normal FCPS teams because of recruiting. What is someone gets hurt? Most teams don't have a bunch of huge players that were recruited.

Lots of kids have been injured by the hayfield team. I believe a Lewis kid left in an ambulance.

But hey, anything for a blowout.

That’s messed up. So kids injured who would otherwise most likely not be injured because FCPS is allowing Hayfield to cheat.

Yes. Three kids were injured in the Chantilly game as well and could not play the rest of the season.

We (Hayfield) have had multiple injuries throughout the year as well. Let me guess, our kids got hurt because injuries happen in sports?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome of all of this, I think we can all agree that it is great that no one on the Hayfield coaching staff tried doing drugs with a minor.

Oh, wait...

I hope they checked that person's devices. That screams pedophile to me.

Stop it

I’m sure you can google sexual misconduct against coaches in Ffx Cty and come up with numerous, I did. So here pot let me introduce you to kettle.

Weed vs sexual misconduct,NOT saying it’s right by ANY means but I’d say major major difference and the common denominator in all those, well I’m sure you can figure it ou.

Are you kidding? An adult coach trying to meet up with a child to do drugs? Why is this adult trying to get the child incapacitated?

Read to comprehend vs respond, you’re the person taking it “ THERE”. I don’t smoke but I know many adults that do, and not all say they smoke to potentially coherse another into something, but you tried it

I'm sorry, is this comment written in English?

You responded in English, didn’t you? Oh, believe you me I’ve got time today

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be real transparent here, and this is just one case, but a lot of sports from travel baseball, lacrosse, aau basketball and soccer have these same issues, it’s just a matter of what school decides to come forward. EVERY coach has an ego, and no better way to prove your metal than championships,which lead to better opportunities,it’s really rather simple. Football just rules the roost as far as most popular sport.

No other coach schedules like Overton, and when I say that, how many coaches would take a program of 50 kids and schedule a powerhouse program like DeMatha unless you believed in your kids and or system. Not one other above average program in this area would because they don’t want to risk their wins and losses, but they will beat up on local subpar teams and call themselves great.

I’m not saying he’s perfect, but I understand why these other coaches and programs don’t or let’s say would rather not play him/them.

Everyone knows that everyone gets players every year. Like 1 or 2 that if they really dug into it it would be suspect for sure. but 20+ kids is a whole different story. No coach is bold enough to do that. Overton thinks he's untouchable.

Let's be real, he wouldn't have scheduled DeMatha if he didn't have all those kids he recruited. Of course he believed in them because he sought them out to play for Freedom and now Hayfield.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The coaches noted, “VHSL conducted an independent investigation and found this team to have violated a number of established rules to justify a two-year ban. While we respect the court’s authority and its process for addressing such issues, the decision to allow this team to participate in the playoffs after the governing VHSL body deemed them ineligible, creates a system where rules can be bent, broken, or overlooked without meaningful consequences.”

Apparently they don't. This is all theatre. A judge ruled. FCPS can't do anything about it. Writing to them is futile.

And if they want to forfeit, they should. Get them out of the way and let the powerhouses play. It's too bad because West Springfield and Lake Braddock might have actually beaten Hayfield.

West Springfield got they heads chopped early this year wasn’t close and LB coach will throw up on himself in a game of that magnitude

Yikes. Your English teachers failed you.

As your parents did you

The best you can come back with is the equivalent of an “I know you are but what am I?” response. Pathetic.

Yes, it was pathetic, as most of your babbling responses hv been. See what I did there. Chess not checkers kind sir

The lack of self-awareness you demonstrate every time you post is comical. You couldn’t even string together two grammatically-correct, complete sentences while attempting to demonstrate some sort of intellectual superiority. It’s just so pathetic of you. But it is also so typical of an Overton booster. Take the L and go home cuck.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! The fact that this thread has 153 pages says a lot about our society. It is sad to see so many adults arguing over a sport, and money that will be wasted in litigation. I get that there have been many issues, but sports are optional, and in the end, how many of these kids will go on to play in the NFL? Or maybe it is just me, and I am completely misinformed.
By the way, my daughters are multiple sport athletes as well, so we are 100% supportive of high school athletics, however, academics always come first.

Of course academics should come first, but school is much more than just academics and has been for a while. now. None of it is "optional."

My kid goes to Madison and the admin there has made changes that have made the academics of this school mediocre at best. Athletics is one of the few places left at this school where kids can learn about hard work, excellence, and what it takes to succeed. IMO, FCPS is no longer in the business of trying to provide a great education. Now they are ruining one of the few good things left. If Hayfield is allowed to play, what is stopping any school from recruiting a large number of students next year. When boundaries are changed, what’s stopping any student from doing the same thing as these students and going to whichever school they want.

Guarantee that VHSL changes the rules after this sh*tshow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome of all of this, I think we can all agree that it is great that no one on the Hayfield coaching staff tried doing drugs with a minor.

Oh, wait...

I hope they checked that person's devices. That screams pedophile to me.

Stop it

I’m sure you can google sexual misconduct against coaches in Ffx Cty and come up with numerous, I did. So here pot let me introduce you to kettle.

Weed vs sexual misconduct,NOT saying it’s right by ANY means but I’d say major major difference and the common denominator in all those, well I’m sure you can figure it ou.

Are you kidding? An adult coach trying to meet up with a child to do drugs? Why is this adult trying to get the child incapacitated?

Read to comprehend vs respond, you’re the person taking it “ THERE”. I don’t smoke but I know many adults that do, and not all say they smoke to potentially coherse another into something, but you tried it

Serious question, what language were you trying to write this in?

The same one your responding in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Hayfield team is much bigger than normal FCPS teams because of recruiting. What is someone gets hurt? Most teams don't have a bunch of huge players that were recruited.

Lots of kids have been injured by the hayfield team. I believe a Lewis kid left in an ambulance.

But hey, anything for a blowout.

That’s messed up. So kids injured who would otherwise most likely not be injured because FCPS is allowing Hayfield to cheat.

Yes. Three kids were injured in the Chantilly game as well and could not play the rest of the season.

We (Hayfield) have had multiple injuries throughout the year as well. Let me guess, our kids got hurt because injuries happen in sports?

Feebly grasping at straws is the best these Overton acolytes can do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome of all of this, I think we can all agree that it is great that no one on the Hayfield coaching staff tried doing drugs with a minor.

Oh, wait...

I hope they checked that person's devices. That screams pedophile to me.

Stop it

I’m sure you can google sexual misconduct against coaches in Ffx Cty and come up with numerous, I did. So here pot let me introduce you to kettle.

Weed vs sexual misconduct,NOT saying it’s right by ANY means but I’d say major major difference and the common denominator in all those, well I’m sure you can figure it ou.

Are you kidding? An adult coach trying to meet up with a child to do drugs? Why is this adult trying to get the child incapacitated?

Read to comprehend vs respond, you’re the person taking it “ THERE”. I don’t smoke but I know many adults that do, and not all say they smoke to potentially coherse another into something, but you tried it

I'm sorry, is this comment written in English?

You responded in English, didn’t you? Oh, believe you me I’ve got time today

Great, so if you have the time today. Take a second before you hit submit to ensure that you wrote complete, coherent statements that communicate clearly your point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The coaches noted, “VHSL conducted an independent investigation and found this team to have violated a number of established rules to justify a two-year ban. While we respect the court’s authority and its process for addressing such issues, the decision to allow this team to participate in the playoffs after the governing VHSL body deemed them ineligible, creates a system where rules can be bent, broken, or overlooked without meaningful consequences.”

Apparently they don't. This is all theatre. A judge ruled. FCPS can't do anything about it. Writing to them is futile.

And if they want to forfeit, they should. Get them out of the way and let the powerhouses play. It's too bad because West Springfield and Lake Braddock might have actually beaten Hayfield.

West Springfield got they heads chopped early this year wasn’t close and LB coach will throw up on himself in a game of that magnitude

Yikes. Your English teachers failed you.

As your parents did you

The best you can come back with is the equivalent of an “I know you are but what am I?” response. Pathetic.

Yes, it was pathetic, as most of your babbling responses hv been. See what I did there. Chess not checkers kind sir

The lack of self-awareness you demonstrate every time you post is comical. You couldn’t even string together two grammatically-correct, complete sentences while attempting to demonstrate some sort of intellectual superiority. It’s just so pathetic of you. But it is also so typical of an Overton booster. Take the L and go home cuck.

Ah so I’ve gotten under ur skin, LOL, well who’s your daddy now. But I can’t go home just yet waiting for your mother to finish wiping her mouth, she said she didn’t want to make another mistake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome of all of this, I think we can all agree that it is great that no one on the Hayfield coaching staff tried doing drugs with a minor.

Oh, wait...

I hope they checked that person's devices. That screams pedophile to me.

Stop it

I’m sure you can google sexual misconduct against coaches in Ffx Cty and come up with numerous, I did. So here pot let me introduce you to kettle.

Weed vs sexual misconduct,NOT saying it’s right by ANY means but I’d say major major difference and the common denominator in all those, well I’m sure you can figure it ou.

Are you kidding? An adult coach trying to meet up with a child to do drugs? Why is this adult trying to get the child incapacitated?

Read to comprehend vs respond, you’re the person taking it “ THERE”. I don’t smoke but I know many adults that do, and not all say they smoke to potentially coherse another into something, but you tried it

I'm sorry, is this comment written in English?

You responded in English, didn’t you? Oh, believe you me I’ve got time today

We all believe you have time today. Those who lack the intelligence to get good-paying, white-collar, 9-5 jobs typically do have time to post over and over and over and over again on a website.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome of all of this, I think we can all agree that it is great that no one on the Hayfield coaching staff tried doing drugs with a minor.

Oh, wait...

I hope they checked that person's devices. That screams pedophile to me.

Stop it

I’m sure you can google sexual misconduct against coaches in Ffx Cty and come up with numerous, I did. So here pot let me introduce you to kettle.

Weed vs sexual misconduct,NOT saying it’s right by ANY means but I’d say major major difference and the common denominator in all those, well I’m sure you can figure it ou.

Are you kidding? An adult coach trying to meet up with a child to do drugs? Why is this adult trying to get the child incapacitated?

Read to comprehend vs respond, you’re the person taking it “ THERE”. I don’t smoke but I know many adults that do, and not all say they smoke to potentially coherse another into something, but you tried it

Serious question, what language were you trying to write this in?

The same one your responding in.

Really? You failed pretty miserably at doing so. Pathetic.