We had a couple of kids make some poor decisions.

You want the kids to stay focused during a long bus ride, you want the other team to play hard, and you want your team to play the best they can.

Until our kids start believing in the potential they have, that's exactly what it will be - just potential, ... We're getting some good individual efforts from a handful of guys but we're not getting it from a lot of others. Everyone, including us coaches, expected big things from this bunch. But if the players don't realize the opportunity they have, we might end up being just another better-than-average Hilliard football team that wins seven games or so.

I could see cases where kids want to transfer to successful programs, making the rich richer and poor poorer. For example, a girl could play in the volleyball championships, change schools for the basketball championships and then go to a third school for softball or track.

Poor little old me,

We are very park-poor in the township. These are very important and welcome acres of green space even though this is more development.