[E's Army]

Someone string me up, I cant believe what I am about to say. But ai feel for 64. The last three years he has said, "Our time is coming", from the get go this season, he told all of us about their defense. Until i saw it, i didnt believe their defense was what it was. Imo though, this season was THAT season for Williamsburg. If things are as they seem, there is alot of fit hitting the shan among player personel disputes. Apparentley the qb postion is up for grabs between 2 guys who may not play, or may not play at Wburg next year, and a wide reciever that played qb in middle school. Who knows what we will see. But the last 2 state runner ups have taken major steps backwards. Last season, Mayfield blasts Fairview, then this year all hell broke loose in Millseat. Now, we have supporters of the same squad of boys bickering back and forth on this forum. That, imo, is a formula for short term success and hit an miss contention.

Teams like Pikeville, Hazard, Mayfield, NewCath and Beechwood(the winningest small school state championship teams since 1990), didnt get where they have gotten by fighting smongst themselves. It takes togetherness theough the good bad and ugly. Seems to me like Wburg could use alot more fans like 64 who r there through the wins AND the losses. Its one thing to critique or be unhappy with a teams performance, its another to completely distespect a players integrity and compromise his immage by getting on here and arguing over who is goina start whe he leaves.

I hope Wburg gets it together, but thus far, its seeming like Fairview all over again.

Nobody has second guessed their coaching staff more than Raceland fans in the two years I have been on this board. He doesn't run eneogh. He runs to much. They don't like his defense. The kids don't have the intensity. He can't get the kids up for the big game. He can't win the big game. All families fight. But Williamsburg and Raceland have decided to be Jersey Shore and let everybody see their warts.