AustinCountyAg said:
I agree to a certain extent. A lot of time in sports dads who are the head coaches hire there children, friends, etc all the time. Mainly because they understand the culture, philosophies being taught, etc. Normally it works out fine, and it's a great asset to have. However, in this case it appears the son is a total POS. Going to be interesting to see how much the admin in the district knew and if it was being swept under the rug to keep Bob (head coach) happy.
My best guess is Bob along with other admin's will resign very soon.
I know WHY it happens. But it is up to professionals in the district to ensure it does NOT happen this way. No head coach is worth all this because when it comes out, and it will come out, everyone involved either resigns or gets fired. I'm amazed too many people haven't caught on to that yet.
I'm not letting anyone off the hook here. Its way more than the son that is a total POS. His dad is running blatant interference for him. Either that, or he's stupid. (He's not stupid).
Coaches, particularly football coaches, in Texas are such a close-knit group that any coach can help his son get a good job in another district and avoid any appearance when there's an issue (not necessarily this bad -- just favoritism in things like promotion, better school assignments, etc.). This head coach could have made 20 phone calls to everyone he liked from Denison to McKinney and Denton to Greenville, and everyone in between, and placed his son in 2 days. He would have had multiple offers. Meanwhile, he would have gotten the scoop on other potential assistants that have all the things you mentioned and no baggage.