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why have several coaches at FRA left/resigned after having a successful year ? Case in point, Coack Muckle left after winning a district title in basketball and a cross country state championship. Coach Carter resigned after taking his team to the state tournament for the first time, the girls volleyball coach a few years ago left after winning 30 games and the cross country coach left after winning two state championships. Is there something wrong with this place ? Are the parents influencing/in control of the athletic department ? Does anyone have a clue about this school ?

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FRA has three football coaches who have been there since the early 90's. They won a state championship in '91 and i believe they have a winning record overall. yes, boy-buchannan did beat them, but not like many people expected. It was 3-0 for a long time, but FRA made a few mistakes that hurt them pretty badly. Otherwise, they played boyd tough the whole game.

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