Allow me to say a little more about the situation in Sayreville. (See my previous blog for more.)  I am rather amazed that head football coach George Najjar still has a job. I'm not saying I'm amazed he hasn't been fired yet. After all, there is a process to be followed. Rather what I'm amazed at is that he hasn't resigned.

Until a couple weeks ago, Najjar was a very respected man in Sayreville. He compiled one heck of a record as head coach, 162-48, and turned the team into a true powerhouse, winning titles and championships and all.  But you know what? If he's responsible for the good things that have happened with this team, then he's responsible for the bad things as well.

And that's the thing. Ultimately it's the man in charge who must take responsibility. And Najjar has not yet done so.

George, you're not surviving this. There is no way in hell you will coach another football game for Sayreville. You must know that. If you want to teach these kids one last life lesson, why not teach them to take responsibility instead of pointing fingers in other directions?

Resign. The sooner the better.