laurel highlands coach of the year

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Coach Mock, The offensive line coach from Richland.
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you seem to be a big fan of richland PROBABLY because u go there im assuming or have a kid there. you made a comment tht rizzo is the best RB in the laurel highlands u obv dont pay to much attention to FH or dudkovich becuz they'er undefeted and hes certainly having more success than rizzo
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I think Penna has done a remarkable job with Jtown from what I saw in their scrimmage w/ FH. The problem I have with Jtown is politics. It always was, always will be. I know quite a few city folk who echo this. If you are a Jtown sycophant, you will succeed there. I know it's tough for some of you, but look up that word sycophant. Street vernacular: suckup, yesman. He probably has to put up with a tremendous amount of caca from the school board, parents, players, and the like. It CAN't be easy, and that's why I nominate Penna.
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other schools dont have a ton of caca?
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Manfred wrote:I think Penna has done a remarkable job with Jtown from what I saw in their scrimmage w/ FH. The problem I have with Jtown is politics. It always was, always will be. I know quite a few city folk who echo this. If you are a Jtown sycophant, you will succeed there. I know it's tough for some of you, but look up that word sycophant. Street vernacular: suckup, yesman. He probably has to put up with a tremendous amount of caca from the school board, parents, players, and the like. It CAN't be easy, and that's why I nominate Penna.
my neice could coach johnstown and shes 15
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Does she have experience kissing posteriors?
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haha. well i hope not. but i guess that is wat you need to get that job.
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penna is so overrated any coach in this area could win with jhnstowns talent politics or no politics and i dont wana hear about distractions either, what distractions has he had? hes undeffeated (for now until FH beats them) he has all the talent in the world thts why hes winning, last years jtwon coach would have the same record at this time in the season
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THIS JUST IN!!!: Most "Coach of the Year" winners at any level, usually have the most talented squad. You can only do so much as a coach. Unless there's some miraculous story, this is usually the way it goes.
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Re: laurel highlands coach of the year

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Im asking whose DESERVING of the award
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