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That is why their is an open transfer policy before they get to high school everybody wants to go there so they can win every year.

That was a cardinal sin late in the game. They seem to make a lot of those at RB. Does anybody else see the decline in that program or is it just me? From what I have heard and they are banking on a group of 8th graders to be the saviors there next year, I think that is a big mistake they might help some in their new district but against SD, Ooltewah, McCallie etc they will be over matched. They players at RB this year were brow beat so much they lost the enjoyment of playing and that is a shame. I think there will be more hard times next year if things don't change

No conspiracy about them and i think they have a good program. I just don't think that he is all he seems to be. You can get your feeling pinched all you want but look at the posts they don't follow all the rules like they are supposed to. I am not saying that everybody does but those kids work with other baseball instructors to get help and Coach Pharr instead of going along with that gets mad when they go elsewhere. That to me is not a sign of a good coach but an arrogant one.

No people move in because they are asked to. You need to get your facts straight I was not cut a Farragut I didn't play in Knoxville but I faced the same competition they did and was a pretty good player until i had arm problems. I just know of some things there that are not on the up and up is all I am saying.

That maybe true about the $350 for the mule mix. I think that when you "RECRUIT" players in high school that is just not right. Coach Pharr is very arrogant when it comes to his players, I heard he benched a player for getting some extra hitting instruction before practice, that is insane. I know that they win and good for them but there is a fine line from winning and cheating and they are right on the edge

Is Tommy Pharr as good as a coach as everybody thinks or has he just been blessed with great talent. I have been watching Farragut baseball for a number of years and they seemed to be well trained and had private individual instruction from an early age. In my opinion that would make coaching much easier. ANY COMMENTS.

I think there is too much off the field problems at Red Bank for them to do anything in the tournament. They have seniors that don't care, coaches getting suspended, and an middle school kid taking up time for the high school players. There is no leadership my pick OOLTEWAH