Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for September 29, 2014

How is it that Kaz has never met the great Don Drebus of Shaw before? (Shaw??)

In the coaching profession, Drebus was again highly successful. At Shaw High School in East Cleveland, Drebus racked up a 22-12 mark as basketball coach between 1957 and 1959. Included was a Lake Erie League championship. In football, he notched five Lake Erie League championships as his teams recorded 63 wins, 17 losses, and six ties. In 1964, he was voted the Cleveland Coach of the Year.

The above is from an article on the Ashland County Sports Hall of Fame website.

Maybe Jarrod hasn’t seen Tru’s videos like the other players, he better tap some keys to see who’s pushing him out. Gil’s handling of Jarrod is poor coaching, he’s basically throwing him under dre bus.

So … a 90 year old former coach in sneaks, a track suit and with a clipboard? Shaw must be pretty damn hard up for coaching!

Bob, meet Tru(e)’s next coach.

We won’t be able to confirm that until we see him walk.

Wonder if Coach Thorp even had a talk with Jarrod? With 3 panels a day, many times we Monday Morning Quarterbacks must assume how things occur in the Milford HS athletic programs. Jarrod must not be a fan of humble pie.

Gil’s been coaching at Milford for more than 50 years. For him to call someone one of the greats, that guy must have been coaching since players arrived at school on horses.

The segue from P2 to P3 is like Captain Jones fired his lasers at the aliens!

Looks like Tru(e) will get some quality game time against Shaw(e)! But how are things in MUTland?

Shaw has had some good teams but is struggling this year (1-3). Mudlarks to roll with Jarrod and Tru splitting snaps at QB.