BobCorker

Board of Trustees, current faculty, Jordan Leen, parents, and former Baylor coaches. I believe you have a lot of misinformation, but I could undoubtedly be the one who is misinformed. Only time will tell. I do agree with you on the Cleveland thing. They are good, but Baylor would rather Cleveland keep their circus act in Cleveland.

Maj, With all respect, no one on your list will be contacted about the job.

I believe he was associate head coach. Not Co... Hasn't he been in town for 1 year? The alumni that I talk to have a very different name in mind. The rest of the state is not going to like it.

Yost is 1-12 vs Baylor since he got to McCallie. Why would they want to hire him? Think again.

Technically speaking, yes they do. However, I can't see them overlooking that part of the record. Baylor students sign an honor code when they are admitted. (copied below). A violation of the honor code results in dismissal from the school. Also no on Moisey. He is a mat-rat, not a CEO. Plenty of good options out there though. In as much as we, the students of the Baylor School, believe that a great school, like any great institution, must of necessity rest on the foundations of truth and honor; that a lie is the most detestable thing of which a person may be guilty, and truth the greatest virtue which one may possess; and that this school should send out men and women who despise falsehood and prize honor more than all else; Be it resolved that we the students of the year 1916, in the month of May, unanimously adopt the Honor System in our school; that we instruct the members of the Student Council to sign their names to this and the following resolutions as a token of the pledge of each class to uphold this Honor System; and that each succeeding student of this school on one’s entrance must swear to keep and maintain one’s standard of honor and automatically agrees to abide by the Honor Code both in letter and in spirit realizing that a plea of ignorance shall not be accepted; Be it further resolved that the Honor System shall be a solemn and voluntary obligation on the part of the Baylor student body to live by the highest standards of truth and honor; and be it further obligation that each student observing a dishonorable act shall counsel with the offender in an effort to show the party the severity of dishonesty or report the offense to the Honor Council, for be it known that we do not want any person who will cheat, lie, steal, plagiarize, or falsify information in our midst; Be it further resolved that a Student Honor Council be established for the purpose of encouraging honesty on the part of the students.

No chance. He got fired from Cleveland for falsifying government IEP records. It is on his record. Also, we all know how much Alan Jones pays him. Even if he were eligible (he's not), he wouldn't take a paycut. Plus you might come with him, and no one wants that.

1. Jake Yost 2. Joey Knox 3. Josh Boskin 4. Shane Turner 5. Shane Turner's beard

Now Otis, listen to me now. If you don't stop this rambling, I am going to keep you in this here cell for the rest of the day. You hear me now? Compare the sentence syntax of these late-night diatribes with the more decipherable previous posts. You definitely hire a ghostwriter on occasion.

I've been out in Oklahoma doing a little recruiting for Boskin. Contract job. I should be around the office computer a little more in the future.

Big Poppa Pump, I tried to introduce myself during the finals, but I couldn't find you. Looks like y'all were just one or two bicep curls short of reaching the finals. Better luck next year.

I see it as not having an opponent listed for the 5:50 start time. I see MBA listed for 6:30. They were going to dual them in 40min? How come on Father Ryan's schedule it is listed at 5:50 and 7:30 for the next dual? Is 5:50 actually when a dual starts? What it looks like to me is that Baylor entered MBA at 6:30. When Father Ryan entered their own schedule and listed Baylor, it automatically populated the TSSAA schedule for both schools. The 5:50 start time doesn't line up to Baylor's website but the 6:30 MBA dual does. I believe I am still right on this one.

Check it again. I am right, and I appreciate you pointing that out. It says they were scheduled to wrestle MBA at Father Ryan. No mention of them wrestling Father Ryan. They were scheduled to wrestle their region dual only and then go home. You are the man for finding the evidence. I didn't know they posted schedules on TSSAA.

Mr. Villars, Let me get this straight. When you develop “relationships” with all these folks from other clubs and parts of the state, and then they show up at McCallie it is called building from the ground up. But when a kid from a different club shows up at Baylor- it is bad. Got it. The truth of the matter is that McCallie was in a bad spot before you recruited all of your friends to join. They were losing duals to CCS and turning off the scoreboard during the Baylor-McCallie match. Now, as I have clearly stated- I commend you for doing the recruiting necessary to rebuild your beloved program. Hope they gave you coach of the year honors over there last year. I do stand corrected on the Brayden Ryan comment. It turns out I had the wrong boarding student in mind. I had to go back and check the records. It was Jed Pierce. You know the boarding student you all recruited out of Atlanta who placed as a freshman? But then you all recruited right over him and he had to sit the bench as a sophomore. Just no loyalty over there. The good news is that you are still the team to beat this year. Father Ryan might get you, but I know you will have them coached up come state tournament. As for working all summer: you are going to have to give me more details on that. I follow TN wrestling closely, and I didn’t notice you guys anywhere this offseason. I didn’t see you on the freestyle circuit. Not much of a presence at southeast regionals or at Fargo. I never see your coaching staff outside of the season. The teams that seem to support offseason wrestling are Cleveland, Summit, Christian Brothers, and Baylor. They send large cohorts of kids to Fargo and other offseason tournaments and their entire coaching staff travels with the team. Maybe you all do this, and I am missing it. As for your current neurotic fixation, I told you Baylor didn’t put Father Ryan on their schedule this year. It was never on the schedule the school released back in September. It is none of my business why. It is also none of your business why. I assume that Baylor will wrestle them at the state duals, state tournament, and national preps. How many times should they wrestle the same team/kids in the last month of the season? Steve Logsdon would never wrestle Baylor and you know what: it wasn’t a big deal. It didn’t kill local wrestling. It is like arguing with Otis Cambell…

Oh, Mr. Villars, I see you are serious now. You changed your font and had someone else type up your message. Please spare us all the sanctimonious babble. While I take potshots at a few of you clowns, you directly disparaged teens last year on these very boards. You called a couple of teens who made mistakes “delinquents”. Also, your self-righteous propaganda has to stop. You personally recruited all of Mike Sutherland’s kids to leave Boyd and go to McCallie. You didn’t even send your own kid to McCallie until he had repeated 8th grade! McCallie’s own Brayden Ryan was a state placer the year before, but he lost his spot to your son last year. You brought a kid in from North Carolina and put him up off-campus. One of your wrestlers lived with a coach. You brought a kid in from another city in Tennessee and put him up in the dorms. You recruited wrestlers from Soddy. I commend you for putting in the work necessary to rebuild your program. Keep recruiting, Villars! But please don’t pretend like only the “bad guys” are doing it… Father Ryan recruited Tran from Summit. Cleveland has always had move-ins, as far back as when Triston Blansit and Ethan West lived in Georgia and commuted to Cleveland every morning. Bottom line: Kids will move or find their way to a program that offers something they are looking for. Your dorms are full of Canadian football players the same way Baylor’s are. Stop with the “bad guy” propaganda. As for scheduling: Baylor appears to have the hardest schedule in the state. They traveled out of state 5x in the month of December and collectively wrestled over 100 nationally ranked individual opponents. The give and take of that is that they don’t compete locally as much. While that is a different experience than what you are providing at McCallie, it doesn’t make your experience inherently better. Nor does it make their experience necessarily any better; just different. For many of the families at Baylor, they are seeking national exposure to get opportunities at highly selective universities. Baylor's job isn't to compete to please you and Mr. Rorak. I have mentioned this before, but I am of the mind that the Tennessee private schools should operate like other National Prep schools. The best thing that could happen to them is for the TSSAA to stop sanctioning private school wrestling. Then they could operate like Lake Highland, Green Farms, Blair, St. Christophers, Gilman, Sem, and others.

Your information is inaccurate, sir. Go back and look at the TSSAA individual regions from last year. MBA is in the East. Baylor, McCallie, and MBA are required to wrestle during the season to determine seeding for state duals. Father Ryan and Christian Brothers are required to wrestle to seed the West. Again, Baylor released their schedule back in September. Father Ryan was never on their schedule this year. It is on their school website. Not sure why that is so confusing to you all.