Salems O-line coach of two years has moved on. now he has taken a job at LaBrea. salems week one apponent.

good move? or disloyal

After only two years how could disloyalty even be mentioned???

What was the position he took at the new location?

Con_Alma;805891 wrote:After only two years how could disloyalty even be mentioned???

What was the position he took at the new location?

He will be a line coach again. even after only two years that is enoiugh time to build a bond with a coach. we did that with kopachy before his first year was even over

salemfreak;805885 wrote:Salems O-line coach of two years has moved on. now he has taken a job at LaBrea. salems week one apponent.

good move? or disloyal

He could have done it for several reasons. Maybe it was part of getting a teaching job there or maybe it is closer to home. I wouldn't say it is disloyal.

salemfreak;805909 wrote:He will be a line coach again. even after only two years that is enoiugh time to build a bond with a coach. we did that with kopachy before his first year was even over

Because you built a bond doesn't mean he was disloyal.

A coach making a move after two years simply isn't disloyal. There are many reasons that a coach can and should move.

The guy is moving for good reason and should not be faulted whatsoever. He was a very good baseball coach as well and has been a positive influence. Good luck to him.

This coach was passed over for a social studies teaching job at Salem before last school year so this outcome can be expected for a young coach. He was given an opportunity to be a teacher in a very fine school district and a chance at being 20 minutes closer to his home. Surely no one can fault this decision. He coached for Mike Kopachy for nine years and I am sure it was not easy leaving him or the players at Salem. Keep in mind that football is only a game and teaching is his chosen profession...coaching does not pay the bills.

That clarifies an awful lot. Certainly not disloyal by any means.