That is exactly what the post said....these boys were very competitive in middle school against the same kids they are now getting beat by in high school. They were given a strong, fundamental foundation to help transfer them into the high school level. Unfortunately that foundation has been broken by lack of interest to progress and be successful by the CCHS Coaching staff and Administration. To say it is a parent problem is funny. The majority of this specific group of kids came from a culture of hard work ,discipline and dedication that all of their parents supported. The current program at CCHS is far from that. Every coach in the District and Region has figured it out, not hard to beat a team that the offense and defense hasn't changed in years. When you are a AAA school and you are consistently getting beat by A schools, there is an issue. But that is a parent problem, right?
A couple of District championships in the last 5-6 years, dare we reach for a higher goal?
If I recall, one of those was by holding the ball for an entire half. Great coaching strategy, why prepare them to actually play basketball and be competitive when you can teach them how to stand and hold the ball.
