[Ridgerunner]

And you, as well as a couple of others, keep dancing around points I make altogether, such as how great of an impact that the LACK of a feeder program has on a high school program, or you address it with half-truths, or misleading statements.

You say you played for Mr. Potter for four years. Did you play on his District Championship team in 2006????? If so, you KNOW the team got a whole lot better, and that means even without Chris Stamper.

If you didn't, that meant that you had to have graduated in 2005 to have played all four years for Mr. Potter; his first year was 2002. If you graduated before 2005, you played part of your career under another coach. Simple math tells me this. Having said this:

The class of 2005 had only one senior on it. It does no good to mention names, but he played in a few games as a Freshman, only a handful of games as a Sophomore, missed several games and practices as a Junior, and a bunch of practices as a Senior.

Based on these statements, it is easy to deduce that there is NO way you could have "played four years for Potter and never missed a game or practice," if you graduated in 2005 or before. If you graduated in 2006 or after, then you played on teams that were a lot better than in prior years, which goes against your, "teams never got better" statement. Either way, you are not telling the whole truth. You are entitled to you opinion of Mr. Potter, of course, but should also use facts and the truth when stating your case.

Yes I played for him for four years and I stated that I like him as a person and he is a great guy. He did and does the best that he can,but he, in my opinion does not have the baseball knowledge to be a high school coach. I stand by that statement so why does that make me the bad guy. I don't understand.