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Fred J. Robledo is a local sports editor for the Southern California Newspaper Group and has an opinion on everything, just ask him. frobledo@scng.com

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 21

    Beginning today high school sports stories are NO LONGER in the sports section Wednesday through Saturday. It can be found in the A section under local news.

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    SHill 0 (Pitching: #14 Kegan Wentz) LMrda 1 (Batting: #31 Sawyer Smith) Bottom of 4th, 0 Out, No one on

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    SHill 0 (Pitching: #14 Kegan Wentz) LMrda 0 (Batting: #55 Michael DeHaro) Bottom of 2nd, 0 Out, No one on

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    SHill 0 (Pitching: ) LMrda 0 (Batting: #13 Eugene Jeon) Bottom of 1st, 0 Out, No one on

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    2 hours ago

    I’m at Mater Dei HS for Boras Classic semifinal between vs

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    6 hours ago
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    I won’t even comment on my stipend after taxes. Most people don’t understand the hours we spend in preparation to be as competitive as possible. The payoff? Having my kids thank me for their growth as young men, inviting me to their college graduations etc

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    6 hours ago
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    When you look at the HUNDREDS of hours coaches put in (spring, summer and reg season). Plus we often pay for things out of pocket. Then when we get our stipend, it’s absolutely insulting. You definitely don’t get into coaching hs sports for money. But something has to be done!

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  8. 6 hours ago

    Exactly Joe, it is insulting.

    Replying to @SGVNSports @avillanueva3rd
    When you look at the HUNDREDS of hours coaches put in (spring, summer and reg season). Plus we often pay for things out of pocket. Then when we get our stipend, it’s absolutely insulting. You definitely don’t get into coaching hs sports for money. But something has to be done!
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  9. 6 hours ago

    Depends on your situation. Not everyone has a job that provides them the financial freedom and time it takes to not care what they get paid just because they love it. Again, this is why you see coaches leaving but keeping their teaching jobs.

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    If u wanna look at the pay per hour coaching yes it’s less than peanuts. I’ve never felt for once second when coaching that i was “working “ and I doubt anyone coaches for the stipend.
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    7 hours ago
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    Some make less, some more , but barely. Other sports are way less too, some that are same if not more time commitment

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  11. 7 hours ago

    I don't know how a walk-on coach manages a football team on $4,000 a year. So grossly underpaid. Almost feels illegal considering how many hours they have to spend year around to have a chance to be successful.

    this is posted on Fillmore HS website is Cole out as HC
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  12. 7 hours ago

    Sergio "Tin Cup" Garcia

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    With his 10th shot of the 15th hole, Sergio Garcia delivered his fifth consecutive ball into the water.
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    Mar 31

    Our family lost a GREAT one today. RIP Uncle James McAlister Sr. Bruin Football Great, NFL Star, Great Father and Family man. There’s no more suffering Unc! You will be missed. Prayers up🙏🏼 To Aunt Carolyn, Cousins Chris, JJ & Aunt Pede. Love yall🙏🏼🙏🏼

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    10 hours ago

    Sad news. As a life-long Bruins fan I remember McAlister well. RIP James.

    Legendary football player James McAlister, half of famous "Blair Pair" dies at age 66
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  15. 9 hours ago

    Bishop Amat loses third straight, drops to 9-9-1

    BASEBALL FINAL: JW North 3, Bishop Amat 0. Lancers limited to seven hits. Tyler White 2-4 on the day. Lancers are on three-game losing streak.
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    9 hours ago

    Blair of Pasadena 1969 one of greatest teams in state history.

    Legendary football player James McAlister, half of famous "Blair Pair" dies at age 66
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    10 hours ago

    For all of the amazing athletes Pasadena has produced, I think the "Blair Pair" might be the very best (outside of Jackie Robinson, of course). Anyone older with more perspective, I would love to hear your thoughts.

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    10 hours ago

    Friends ... make sure and follow ... He'll be using IScore to keep you up to date on tonight's big game between vs ...

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    11 hours ago

    Legendary football player James McAlister, half of famous “Blair Pair” dies at age 66

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    10 hours ago

    Bishop Amat baseball started early this morning at The National Classic. Top of the 4th: JW North 3, Bishop Amat 0.

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    11 hours ago

    Legendary football player James McAlister, half of famous "Blair Pair" dies at age 66

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