Football Coach to Be Arraigned in Player's Death

[steelersrule43739]

coaches never care about the players all they care about is the record

[trwent]

I am so sick of people hiding behind their religion. The fact that this coach apparently is a "God-fearing Christian" is totally irrelevant.

[football4life75]

Something should happen, he is a football player, it was his decisioon to push himself that far. NOt the coaches!!!

[EdwardBoo1]

Nonsense. There's a lot of ego involved and no boy wants to quit in front of a coach and the team. Fact is, that "coach" had a two hour practice for these boys in 94 degree heat. Sorry but that's just insane. He should be found guilty and I hope he is.

[Schlambers]

@EdwardBoo1 Funny thing is...he wasnt found guilty and youre a piece of shit for thinking that he should have been. He's an amazing coach and im proud to have played for him until he stepped down. Fuck you

[mdsp00001]

WOW the parents are sueing? thats bullshit the kid wanted to play football now sum guys life is gunna be ruined becuz of a simple accident i mean shit the football coach aint a doctor hes a coach.isnt there a realse the parents sign saying sumthing about death related injurys

[johnfun10]

yea, but not when the coach refuses to give the player water. thats stupidity... 100 degrees o water full pads... the coach was asking for something to happen

[mdsp00001]

tylers a STEELERS FAN!!!!!!!!

[PullMyFinger21]

I obviously feel bad that the player died. But, football is a brutal sport. Unless the coach wouldn't give him water, the coach should not be found guity.

[agentbong138]

fuckin hicks

[Bishop0313]

It's a shame another child died at football practice but unless the coach refused to hydrate the players, he shouldn't be held responsible.

[dabom88]

In a high school environment, it's the coach's job to make sure the kids are well-hydrated. The coach should take some responsibility, but I admit he shouldn't be punished too harshly for it.

[luddite333]

Focusing only on winning creates this kind of tradgedy. Sport ethics needs to be a more widely debated mainstream issue.

[Veraplay]

I just hope it wasn't anything like that movie "Varsity Blues" where the coach is too crazy..

[Clacci34]

This is sad all the way around......