The Dominion Post

Yeah.

And I, uh, so I've, it's been fun to watch you in your career, and, uh, even working with you when I went on to the Dominion Post years later and hired you as a, as a coach for some of my team.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, yeah.

For the Mountaineer Sports Network.

And, and, uh, Woody would have two, he would have the Dominion Post newspaper out, and on this side of the desk he had a stack of news clippings.

Mm-hmm.

Probably should be.

Yeah, you should be because he writes for the Dominion Post in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Big job.

He moved Florida up to number three on his ballot last week.

I mean, think about it.

Okay, I'm going to do an op- op-ed on this, right? I'm going to send it to, what? Do, do you guys have any papers there other than, other than my website? [laughs] What do you have? Dominion Post, what, two, two people on staff.

What else is there, there? Charleston Gazette or whatever the hell it is.

Is that all you have?

[school bell rings]

On August 22nd, the Dominion Post ran the headline, "Roll Call for Neese Goes Unanswered." The story reads...

"UHS Principal Sherri Burgess said that they'd hoped Skylar would've turned up by now.

They had her schedule, filled with the tough classes she requested, ready to go.