[Cider Jim]

RD even stomped a couple of times.

Some things never change. Congrats on win #2.

[grm]

They have another game tomorrow at 4:00 p.m.

Might help if you read your own posts.

Good point. I'll give it a try. Obviously got mixed up on time zones.

[Chippy]

Could there possibly be a 3rd Patrick Henry? I checked the schedules of both the home schooled college and the community college, and neither lists VUL on its schedule.

There is a Patrick Henry HS. But doubt that is it

Patrick Henry College is in Winchester or Leesburg but in that area of NOVA and caters to home schooled kids in Loudoun/Fauquier Counties primarily.

[Purple Haize]

Is it different then the one Cider referenced?

[grm]

Playing today @ 4:00 in Ohio (If I'm right)

[TylerBakersGonnaBGreat]

If anyone wants to go... Let me know. We'll get you taken care of.


Sidenote: They did score 25 the first game, GRM you were right. Also, the pink jerseys were only for breast cancer awareness. Normally they wear a Carolina-Blue type color.

The second game, they did win and that team had beat them previously by 19.

[thepostman]

I know there has been some joking about this but I am really happy RD has the opportunity to coach. I think he is a good coach and maybe this is just the thing he needed to restart his career.

[SumItUp]

I know there has been some joking about this but I am really happy RD has the opportunity to coach. I think he is a good coach and maybe this is just the thing he needed to restart his career.

+1

[Sly Fox]

I agree completely. I would love to see him succeed and return to DI coaching either in men or women.

[bballfan84]

I agree completely. I would love to see him succeed and return to DI coaching either in men or women.

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

[Purple Haize]

I agree completely. I would love to see him succeed and return to DI coaching either in men or women.

What are you saying? If you can't make it on the Men's side you can always go to the Women's side?

[thepostman]

I agree completely. I would love to see him succeed and return to DI coaching either in men or women.

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

why?

[bballfan84]

I agree completely. I would love to see him succeed and return to DI coaching either in men or women.

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

why?

I had a pretty good view of the bball program when he was around..he knows the game of basketball however I am not to keen on his coaching tactics

[thepostman]

fair enough. I think he is a great assistant at this level but probably not the best head coach but he knows the game

[bballfan84]

fair enough. I think he is a great assistant at this level but probably not the best head coach but he knows the game

yea if he is the main show he is out of control..great assistant coach

[prototype]

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

I had a pretty good view of the bball program when he was around..he knows the game of basketball however I am not to keen on his coaching tactics

I'm not going to start this all again, but can't let comments like this go. Coach Dunton is a great man and is a great coach. He got a bad wrap when he was here by people that didn't know him. The guy gave everything he had to Liberty and his teams. He was a passionate coach - but I liked that. His players liked him and I too was around the team a lot when he was around - and I would most definitely let my boys play for him!! He got the old "not a team player" tag by many, but I can tell you he helped out the other programs at Liberty more than any other coach on the campus ever did, even today.

No need to bash him anymore... He no longer here. I still think that he will coach again on a high level and do well... Only time and opportunities will tell...

[Purple Haize]

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

I had a pretty good view of the bball program when he was around..he knows the game of basketball however I am not to keen on his coaching tactics

I'm not going to start this all again, but can't let comments like this go. Coach Dunton is a great man and is a great coach. He got a bad wrap when he was here by people that didn't know him. The guy gave everything he had to Liberty and his teams. He was a passionate coach - but I liked that. His players liked him and I too was around the team a lot when he was around - and I would most definitely let my boys play for him!! He got the old "not a team player" tag by many, but I can tell you he helped out the other programs at Liberty more than any other coach on the campus ever did, even today.

No need to bash him anymore... He no longer here. I still think that he will coach again on a high level and do well... Only time and opportunities will tell...

[bballfan84]

Im all for his success however I would not encourage my kids to go and play for him if they had the opportunity

I had a pretty good view of the bball program when he was around..he knows the game of basketball however I am not to keen on his coaching tactics

I'm not going to start this all again, but can't let comments like this go. Coach Dunton is a great man and is a great coach. He got a bad wrap when he was here by people that didn't know him. The guy gave everything he had to Liberty and his teams. He was a passionate coach - but I liked that. His players liked him and I too was around the team a lot when he was around - and I would most definitely let my boys play for him!! He got the old "not a team player" tag by many, but I can tell you he helped out the other programs at Liberty more than any other coach on the campus ever did, even today.

No need to bash him anymore... He no longer here. I still think that he will coach again on a high level and do well... Only time and opportunities will tell...

No harm done..everyone entitled to their own opinion. Im not going to slander the guy anymore because he gets it enough on here..he is a passionate coach no question but probably best suited as an assistant. I can assure you I spent enough time around him to form a sound opinion of him. I am not one of the ones who just bashes on hearsay. All my experience is of firsthand account and the things I saw were not qualities of a great man..but no one is perfect I guess. However I would be intersted to see a poll of his former players on whether they liked the guy or not.

[Purple Haize]

The ones who played all four years? Or all of them?

[bballfan84]

The ones who played all four years? Or all of them?

I dont think it would make much of a difference..all of them of course

[thepostman]

The ones who played all four years? Or all of them?

I dont think it would make much of a difference..all of them of course

I am pretty sure it would. Since a lot of them left for similar reasons.

[bballfan84]

The ones who played all four years? Or all of them?

I dont think it would make much of a difference..all of them of course

I am pretty sure it would. Since a lot of them left for similar reasons.

you cant just take a sample of players that stayed..that would produce a false statistic and inaccurate result

[thepostman]

A lot of the players that left were a bit over sensitive, just sayin

[NotAJerry]

A lot of the players that left were a bit over sensitive, just sayin

And a great leader gets those personalities, at least some of them, under control/on board with the team.

[thepostman]

A lot of the players that left were a bit over sensitive, just sayin

And a great leader gets those personalities, at least some of them, under control/on board with the team.

True but it still doesn't change the fact that a lot of them were too sensitive. Being overly sensitive gets you nowhere in life.