ALBRIGHT: Kennedy Award voting process is a disservice to the kids
The voices are still ringing. First came a local coach sounding so sure all season long. Then, one of the assistant coaches from the best team in the state couldn’t say enough positives about his young man at the Super Six meeting. After this, more and more men spoke passionately and decisively about their deserving player. Messages didn’t get much clearer. Each leader stood convinced the best football player in the state (i.e. the Kennedy Award winner) played on their team. All of them were right. This year was unlike any other in recent memory for “West Virginia’s most ...