Hayfield Football Coach Fired

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My speculation: a bunch of kids claimed to be homeless. FCPS refused to investigate their "homeless" claim out of some kind of principle. VHSL called BS.

This would at least explain why FCPS said everything was fine without them being total eff-ups. I don't understand how they claimed to devote hundreds of hours to verifying residency and still...failed.

[Anonymous]

This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

[Anonymous]

He has never coached a high school team where he didn't aggressively recruit transfers (PWC has open enrollment). No way of knowing if he is a good coach or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

What does this unhinged rant have to do with the VHSL banning Hayfield for 2 years due to what must be incredibly serious violations?

[Anonymous]

So he had to cheat and break the rules because .....he is such an amazing coach? I
am not following your logic. Please elaborate.

[Anonymous]

This is why sports should be community based and not related to schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

What does this unhinged rant have to do with the VHSL banning Hayfield for 2 years due to what must be incredibly serious violations?

What does this diatribe of speculation have to do with nothing more than jealousy potentially unproven allegations

[Anonymous]

Freedom had open enrollment for the entire county of PWC and looked the other way when he snuck in players from Fredericksburg and Stafford.
Hayfield has strict boundaries and VERY limited transfer rules.

Why would he have a "wider pool of talent" at Hayfield than at Freedom? That's illogical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

What does this unhinged rant have to do with the VHSL banning Hayfield for 2 years due to what must be incredibly serious violations?

What does this diatribe of speculation have to do with nothing more than jealousy potentially unproven allegations

Are you day-drinking, mourning the loss of the post season? Your posts make no sense.

No one is speculating: VHSL banned Hayfield for violating their rules. That's a fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So he had to cheat and break the rules because .....he is such an amazing coach? I
am not following your logic. Please elaborate.

Very simple to see that for some folks it ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun

I def feel alot of snitching and accusations took place behind the scenes.

[Anonymous]

I really hope that rant wasn't written by one of the "teachers" who were hired as part of his three ring circus. Serious yikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he had to cheat and break the rules because .....he is such an amazing coach? I
am not following your logic. Please elaborate.

Very simple to see that for some folks it ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun

I def feel alot of snitching and accusations took place behind the scenes.

Yep, definitely day drinking.
"Snitching"? You can only "snitch" on someone who is doing something wrong. Interesting word choice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

What does this unhinged rant have to do with the VHSL banning Hayfield for 2 years due to what must be incredibly serious violations?

What does this diatribe of speculation have to do with nothing more than jealousy potentially unproven allegations

Are you day-drinking, mourning the loss of the post season? Your posts make no sense.

No one is speculating: VHSL banned Hayfield for violating their rules. That's a fact.

Def need to be hell it is Friday, but yes they did so now folks have to wait and see, how it plays out. If he did wrong it only hurts the kids, if he’s not then this witch hunt needs to stop and apologies issued.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is crazy at best, a lot of speculation about alot, one thing for certain two things for sure this is about jealousy and more politics, just at the HS level, what I’ve read is parents “thinking” their kid is owed playtime or a position in the team and probably in life, smh
Next, the fact that Overton beat up on these same schools while at Freedom and come to Hayfield and yes has a wider pool of talent to choose from should NOT be a shocker, but to “some” it is.
Hayfield should of had Overton years back but went other directions and pretty much the school sucked, parents took their kids who lived in the district and “payed” to private schools rather than let their kids play for subpar coaching. Am I saying HS sports are not designed for that, yes, but I’m also a realist and alot of these kids are good and this is their shot at college or whatever.

I’ve seen Overton coach in the youth league level and he didn’t allow team moms back then at 10-11 yrs old for that exact reason, parents thinking their kid is owed something because a parent did XYZ.

Plain and simple Overton has out coached alot of his peers and at his age they don’t like it, not only outcoached but beating the brakes off them in the process. Hayfield plays in a very very weak division so with REAL coaching is it or should it be surprising they beat teams the same way SOCO or Westfield’s or Chantilly and now Madison does, or is it another underlying issue folks really doesn’t wanna address

What does this unhinged rant have to do with the VHSL banning Hayfield for 2 years due to what must be incredibly serious violations?

What does this diatribe of speculation have to do with nothing more than jealousy potentially unproven allegations

Are you day-drinking, mourning the loss of the post season? Your posts make no sense.

No one is speculating: VHSL banned Hayfield for violating their rules. That's a fact.

Def need to be hell it is Friday, but yes they did so now folks have to wait and see, how it plays out. If he did wrong it only hurts the kids, if he’s not then this witch hunt needs to stop and apologies issued.

He seems to make a whole career out of hurting kids. So that tracks, unfortunately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So he had to cheat and break the rules because .....he is such an amazing coach? I
am not following your logic. Please elaborate.

Very simple to see that for some folks it ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun

I def feel alot of snitching and accusations took place behind the scenes.

Yep, definitely day drinking.
"Snitching"? You can only "snitch" on someone who is doing something wrong. Interesting word choice.

Does tattle tale sound better for you, nah you can “snitch” or tell and and still be wrong and just accusatory