Archer

I would hope we'd follow their lead but the MHSAA is not led by the best and the brightest.

I was aware. He was just denied an appointment on the PGSD board. His wife is a local doctor and they built a house one block off the beach a decade or so ago. Stranger things have happened but Lewis as a high level administrator in the Wayne school district seems implausible.

Lewis Sims?

In title only. And then, curiously, Bramlett elevated Brody King to OC after Green attempted to hire him at Pascagoula.

Has he ever been a true coordinator? Rooting for him — a former standout player returns to try and restore the program to glory. However, there is risk in this hire and he better be able to assemble a high level staff around him.

That’s truly awful — unnecessarily busy, distracting, and the eagle logo leaves much to be desired. I’m very familiar with bad logos. Here at Pascagoula we may have the worst logo on the state.

Touche.

Hearing Lampley to Pascagoula as running backs coach.

Fair points but my nephew played at OS recently (on offense) and said Lampley was invisible at practices as Bramlett ran the show. And there's the fact he was demoted in favor of King being elevated to OC (after Green offered him the same position at Pascagoula).

Lampley may wanna avoid the chaos in Waynesboro. Also, he's not exactly viewed as a rising star in Ocean Springs.

Anyone grumbling must be an apologist for a dumped coach who was merely a warm body.

Fant is content with living and coaching in Vancleave. Green is hiring someone from Bramlett's staff (not Lampley) to coordinate the offense at Pascagoula.

I think the AD had stars in his eyes and missed on all of them. Green was familiar and a good fallback option but, yes, he better have a good offensive staff in the works.

Ho hum. I know he's been required to retain a certain quota of assistants which is none too surprising and equally disappointing.

My nephew played at OS. He said Lampley was merely a figurehead who was barely noticeable at practice. Bramlett runs the show on offense.