Satterfield

[Alwaysgonnachop]

It seems a bit hypocritical to me that the man who pushed so hard to get the private schools booted from 1-A is now a coach at one of the few privates left in 1-A. Any comments?

[possumcop]

I'm just wondering if this is Satterfields way of retiring from the TCRS and double-dipping with a rocking chair job? The second option is, did Grace seek out Satterfield in an attempt to surpass CAK and be the CPA or BGA of the Knoxville area for the next four years before they get booted out of the publics into Div. II? Third option, he got struck by a bolt of lightening like Sgt. York and got the "using kind of religion" (quote Walter Brennen as Pastor Pyle) and if he did, we won't have to worry about using his reputation and prowess as a great coach to recruit the best Baptist boys Knoxville has to offer in order to accomplish the 2nd option. lol..............tongue in cheek...........etc......etc......

Edited June 11, 2005 by possumcop

[kingbrian3]

Satterfield had a heck of a run at Greenback and I wouldn't want to be the next in line, because extreme pressure is an understatement on what that job will be like. Having said that, I'm still baffled at Satterfield's decision to take over a private school after being a loud voice to TSSAA opposing the privates recently. He will will do fine at Grace and they could even make the playoffs this year behind Hampton, Cloudland and Unaka.

[southernpride]

It seems a bit hypocritical to me that the man who pushed so hard to get the private schools booted from 1-A is now a coach at one of the few privates left in 1-A. Any comments?

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Not really and here's why:

 

Coach Satterfield, like so many public school coaches, simply wanted them in their own league. He wasn't against private schools, he just wanted them in a place where they played other private schools. I'm sure this will be his retirement job and he can still keep his hand in football while making a little extra money on the side. Good for him!

[CoachLogan74]

Not really and here's why:

 

Coach Satterfield, like so many public school coaches, simply wanted them in their own league. He wasn't against private schools, he just wanted them in a place where they played other private schools. I'm sure this will be his retirement job and he can still keep his hand in football while making a little extra money on the side. Good for him!

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right but thats what Alwaysgonnachop is saying. It seems very hypocritical and a bit suspicious that Satterfield leads the charge of getting rid of the bigger name private schools, and then turns around and goes to one of the few remaining privates. Maybe he had been planning this all along. I mean, private schools do have so many advantages over public schools that privates just cant be stopped. Maybe Satterfield wanted that.....