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Rohan Named Cy Springs' AC, Head Football Coach
Thomas Bingham
Apr 16, 2018, 11:36 am
Rohan has served in multiple roles since coming to Cy Springs in 2012 Cy-Fair ISD Communication
According to Cy-Fair ISD, Rusty Rohan has been named Cypress Springs' campus athletic coordinator and head football coach. He previously was the defensive coordinator on recently-retired Rick Cobia's staff.
“I’m thankful for the opportunity and very thankful to [Principal] Dr. [Cheryl] Henry, [Cy-Fair ISD Athletic Director] Ray [Zepeda], and all the ADs,” Rohan told Cy-Fair ISD Communication. “I’m super grateful for the 16 years I spent with Rick Cobia. He’s taught me a lot and he’s prepared me for this. I’m fired up to be able to lead the Cy Springs' program and be around the kids here for years to come.”
The Texas A&M grad has coached for 16 years, and has served in multiple roles since coming to Cy Springs in 2012. Within the athletic department, he has also been the academic adviser for the football team, track meet coordinator, college recruiting coordinator, core course GPA liaison, and physical education/health department chair.
Before he came to Springs, he was a coach and teacher at Caldwell (2002-2005) and Taylor (2005-2012) High Schools.
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Houston center fielder Jake Meyers was removed from Wednesday night’s game against Cleveland during pregame warmups because of right calf tightness.
Meyers, who had missed the last two games with a right calf injury, jogged onto the field before the game but soon summoned the training staff, who joined him on the field to tend to him. He remained on the field on one knee as manager Joe Espada joined the group. After a couple minutes, Meyers got up and was helped off the field and to the tunnel in right field by a trainer.
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Lack of imaging strikes again!
The Athletic's Chandler Rome reported on Thursday that the Astros didn't do any imaging on Meyers after the initial injury. You can't make this stuff up. This is exactly the kind of thing that has the Astros return-to-play policy under constant scrutiny.
The All-Star break is right around the corner, why take the risk in playing Meyers after missing just two games with calf discomfort? The guy literally fell to the ground running out to his position before the game started. The people that make these risk vs. reward assessments clearly are making some serious mistakes.
The question remains: will the Astros finally do something about it?