[voice of reason]

Maynard coaching his daughter's softball team has nagged at me since I read it. I know there is at least one of the assistant coaches that is coaching his son's little league football team, which I also disagree with. These guys are paid to put the best possible team on the field. As long as Maynard is the head coach at Raceland, I don't think they will ever be anything other than a good football team that wins 10 or 11 games a year. This is my opinion, if you don't like it, don't read it.

I agree with you, if he wants to coach them....fine, go do it, but asking Raceland families to support a football program with paid coaches while he may coach AGAINST your child while the assistants run practices. It is nothing but self-serving and gives him too many excuses once that job opens to leave. Again, nothing wrong with taking another job, just don't compete against the school you are supposed to represent in any sport. The news article tried to sugarcoat it, either you are all in or out, make up your mind. The paying public and school system that pays the salary deserves no less.