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In reply to the discussion: "The Rape Crew" I found out today when I was at the Steubenville Rally with some [View all]Marrah_G
(28,581 posts)50. That is an insane amount of coaches
My significant other is a HS football coach- In every town he has worked here in MA there were 4-6 coaches. 1 head coach and a bunch of assistants. None of these guys make a living doing it. They might make 2-3 thousand for the season and in all honesty, they would probably do it for free.
Also I've spent a decade involved in HS football and I can't for the life of me understand why coaches would be having teen players visiting their homes, especially in a social capacity.
Sounds like that team has gone WAY over alot of lines and should be shut down for a few years to clean out that type of culture.
Disgusting.
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"The Rape Crew" I found out today when I was at the Steubenville Rally with some [View all]
ArnoldLayne
Jan 2013
OP
If there really is such a place...who paid for it? ..all hell is going to break loose..nt
Stuart G
Jan 2013
#3
yes, according to reports, one of the NINETEEN football coaches (NINETEEN, for a high school
niyad
Jan 2013
#14
There are over 16,000 high school football teams in the US playing 8-man to 11-man football....
OldDem2012
Jan 2013
#122
The thing that gets me about this coach who apparently didn't like what they players were doing:
deutsey
Jan 2013
#118
so I read the disclaimer on the home page--so Anonymous is a bunch of terrorists, but
niyad
Jan 2013
#13
I can't help but wonder how they feel about their own grandmothers, mothers, aunts, sisters etc. :-(
Raine
Jan 2013
#94
I keep thinking of the Penn State Case....look at what the law says in PA for example regarding the
Pachamama
Jan 2013
#89
I was sitting here reading the OP and I just about fell off my chair when I read that part...
truth2power
Jan 2013
#29
The point is that the sheriff seemed more than happy to participate in the cover up
GObamaGO
Jan 2013
#56
I agree. He should have taken the girl from the boys right there and sheltered her and call
TeamPooka
Jan 2013
#96
her parents, a doctor since she was sick, an adult woman that you trust.... you can use her phone
bettyellen
Jan 2013
#108
I didn't think I could be any more sickened than I already am over this, but I was wrong.
niyad
Jan 2013
#11
Good because that means it doesn't land in the local and corrupt sherrif's office
tavalon
Jan 2013
#81
i had heard they were first charged adult and kidnapping. kidnapping dropped and changed to
seabeyond
Jan 2013
#104
Since traditional mafia revenue from gambling, etc. businesses are legal, it seems pointless. OTOH:
freshwest
Jan 2013
#54
the feds son got in trouble for something and the sheriff got him off,... or something? i have
seabeyond
Jan 2013
#67
Yes, I think it was in the Long Beach area. Over the years I've tried to find details on it but
Raine
Jan 2013
#95
I was raised in a small town that was very big on the high school football team
Major Nikon
Jan 2013
#73