I'm a long time Haywood supporter, Former player and Captain of the team. There is absolutely nothing wrong with Haywood or it's Head Coach. People expect a complete turn around in just one year, if it happens, Great!! if it don't, that's the process. On the issue of discipline, you must understand some of the bad weeds from last years team is still there. You must give the coach time to implement his system and philosophy, usually it don't happen over night. Haywood County is not a very patient county when it comes to Football, just look at their Junior High Program (for those of you that are familiar), a group of volunteer coaches came in and turned a team around that haven't had a winning season in 4 yrs to a winning program and the Head Coach was let go because he didn't win a Championship in his first year. It's not the coaches or programs of Haywood it starts in the stands with people that are only in it for their kids and "good ole boy" ways of doing things. It filters into the program.
