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All of the information has been released. The Moultrie Observer obtained the report. Aleve is the only pill mentioned. It alludes to the board doesn't know for sure. "The Observer obtained a copy of the investigation report through a Georgia Open Records law request." The documents were given...

The allegations do not suggest he gave out over the counter medicine. One witness believes it was "Aleve". No known criminal complaint has been filed by the school or anyone involved. It is not a matter of my knowledge but rather the points listed in the report. Is it possible that the meds...

Because you had 8 guys in the Rivals top 250 in the 2008 class and SLC had none. (I am surprised by that, but I searched the link below) https://n.rivals.com/prospect_rankings/rivals250/2008 It is not a shot at MNW to say that they had far superior talent compared to SLC. They won the game and...

The CC BOE had to turn over all the documents they had due to an open records request. It is possible that the reasons are much worse then we know but a BOE not releasing those details is pretty bad as well. The "lethargic" incident happened 6 years ago so that incident should be a closed case...

He is a nationally known coach, with seven state championships and a national championship across two states. There are clear drawbacks to hiring a guy with the personality of Propst. In fact, there is no way he ends up at CC if his personality matched someone like Simpson. He would probably be...

There is nothing erroneous about not trying to draw conclusions on speculation. Here are the reasons cited by the CC BOE in an open records request obtained by the local newspaper. I've inserted comments in RED • Providing pills “on more than one occasion” to students. None of the documents...

Actually usually the principle makes more. That’s why you never hear them complain. Some school systems have a rule stating that the principle is the highest paid employee in the school.

Those salaries you see don’t include booster club bonuses either. Propst was easily making 200k.

That incident took place 6 years ago. Why is it now a fireable offense? They have no proof he was handing out anything else. It’s March, so the latest incident would have been the after the game anger that happened in early December. It’s obvious that some assistant was angry and went after...

MNW won by 8 points despite being vastly more talent then SLC. I get it, winning is all that matters but the point of a coach is to get more out of your players.

The difference between Propst and Saban is Saban has a better accountant. Propst is the GA version of Billy Role in the 'Year of the Bull'. Propst has not been accused of any crimes that I am aware of. He has molded dozens of players into college athletes who otherwise would not have had the...

They have really good talent in Waycross. Propst would crush it at Ware but I don't think he coaches again in Georgia. Propst is 61 so he is near retirement anyways.

you coach?

You guys couldn't spend the money on the extra 10 yards? Who builds a 110-yard IPF?

I get it, there kids, and he shouldn't be giving out pills. That being said these kids could have got the same medicine from a breakroom medicine cabinet at the local Taco Bell. Again no charges against him for committing any crime. He made mistakes but it is obvious someone wanted him out. It...

Should be interesting. Colquitt should get ole boy from Lee County or perhaps Jeff Herron from TL Hanna. Frank Stevens would have been a good choice, but he just went to McEachern. I don't think Sean Calhoun or John Reid would leave their schools, both are high paid and either has or will have...

Who ends up replacing him? Colquitt has to be one of the top jobs in the southeast.

The team stayed in a hotel before all games (including home), but no proof of hookers.

From the Moultrie Observer: https://www.moultrieobserver.com/news/ga_fl_news/propst-investigation-cites-pill-incidents-dishonesty-insubordination/article_4233d5b8-476a-11e9-80b1-973b1c7e343d.html Among the issues Howell investigated were: • Providing pills “on more than one occasion” to...

I won't argue with you there.