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I agree with coach Labrum. Comming from Enterprise, we know how hard it is to compete with schools nearly three times your size. Football is one sport where numbers make so much difference. The sad thing about having such a numbers issue is that after a while the kids and the cummunuty get discouraged. That is not helping kids. Look what happened to Richfield, Manti, and Emery playing against schools only twice their size.
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