Station Camp is a dumpster fire...

[GWAVE1]

2 hours ago, eers said:

The zoning has already happened. They’re not going to lose a lot more and the entire area continues to grow. Ultimately I see it being five 5A schools. Regardless of what the article says, I don’t think reasoning has a lot to do with it. It allowed the kids that transferred to do so without moving, but the fact they wanted to says what state the FB program was in before then. Refining alsonhad nothing to do with the other years. I’m not saying you’re jealous, but I don’t think many people are seeing there are a lot of positives. 

You could be right.  Not having anyone other than Hollingsworth at the helm makes it hard to judge.  

[Lost Old Dad]

2 hours ago, HondaDeals4Vets said:

The talent is there just never utilized or goes to a private school. JP2’s running back with sec  offers as a junior would have went to station camp even with the zoning change if he chose. Another player at pope that took a visit to Louisville this past weekend would have went to station as well. 3 players at BGA committed to power 5 schools we’re all zoned for station camp at a time as well. The middle school is the largest in the county and with the amount of housing/apartments being built close to the school the numbers will only increase even after liberty creek. If gallatin can flip their culture like they did this year I see no reason why station cant as well, especially since with both teams having poor coaching last year the bison still won. Some of the obstacles would be getting kids to come out to play and getting sponsors to raise money - being such a new school compared to the others and having less alumni they don’t have a plethora of businesses eager to give money for the program. This next season will be a challenge for anyone they bring in due to a very small senior class and still being in 6A. Lots of sophomores played minutes this year and while next year may be rough it will surely  get easier after that with an assumed drop down to 5A and more players coming out to play. This is in no form disrespect to Hollinsworth if he would have released his offensive coordinator some time ago I’m sure this program would be in a different place and he would still have his job. 

The privates and some publics are always poaching.  Its just a way of life today.  It is always harder for them if a school has a Coach that wins and the kids believe in.  That has to start with Coaches getting off their tails and walking the halls and encouraging their assistants to do the same.

[Sidelinehustler]

The new HC is going to face the same challenges Hollinsworth did.